Summer Camp With My Soccer Rival: The Chance Encounters Series, #49

By Monica Moss

Two team captains of opposing soccer teams at different high schools, Emile and Lucas, hate each other's guts. But when both high schools send representatives to a soccer camp, Emile and Lucas are chosen as counselors. Forced to work together they start seeing a different side of each other until they fall in love. But there's just one problem. Both guys are straight. Right? 

• Language: English
• Publisher: Short and Sweet Publishing
• Release date: Feb 24, 2024
• ISBN: 9798224266654

Monica Moss

Monica Moss is a short contemporary romance author. She's always loved short stories and flash fiction. She writes romance flash fiction about chance encounters, love enduring prejudice, and taking the leap of faith for the love you deserve. 

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Summer Camp With My Soccer Rival

The Chance Encounters Series, Volume 49

Monica Moss

Published by Short and Sweet Publishing, 2024.

This is a work of fiction. Similarities to real people, places, or events are entirely coincidental.

SUMMER CAMP WITH MY SOCCER RIVAL

First edition. February 24, 2024.

Copyright © 2024 Monica Moss.

ISBN: 979-8224266654

Written by Monica Moss.

Also by Monica Moss

The Chance Encounters Series

Loving You Is A Crime

Love and Grieve You

The Art Of Catfishing

The Coffee Connection

Love Is A Workout

Love Behind The Screen

Dodging Love

Roomie Romance

A Spark of Romance

Postmarked Love

Lost In Postage

A Closeted Affair

Missed Connections

A Gamble With Love

The Love Parade

Love You In Rhyme

You May Kiss Your Bully

Love Is A Treat

A Psychic Love

Nursing A Crush

A Cookie Cutter Romance

Falling For You

Love On The Tube

You're My Birthday Wish

Love Between The Lines

A Love Malfunction

One Order of Love

Walking Into Love

Swapping Numbers

Recruiting Love

We're Not Friends

Oops I'm Dating Your Cousin

Your Place Or Mine?

Stealing Your Heart

The Feeling's Mutual

The Game of Love

A Relatable Love

Love Has No Limits

The Single Pact

Love Is Blind

Love Undercover

The Unofficial Honeymoon

A Timeless Love

The Art of Seeing

Just Roommance

Drunk On a Kiss

Summer Camp With My Soccer Rival

Accidental Cupid

My Dad's Best Friend

Feelings and Football

A Match Made In Heaven

Calling The Soldier

The Prince's Secret

Hate The Jock With Me

Shopping For Love

Falling For The Match

Stuck With You

A Toast To Love

In Love With His Player Two

Always Back To You

Love Of The Party

The Love Report

Enemies To Summer Sweethearts

It's Just Business

Table of Contents

Title Page

Copyright Page

Also By Monica Moss

Dedication

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EMILE

The soccer field, my domain, is where I felt the most alive. Tall and commanding, my athletic build commanded attention. Messy brown hair and striking blue eyes, I exuded confidence and determination on the field. The cheers of the crowd fueled my passion for the game, but beneath the stoic exterior perceived by many, there was a softer side that yearned for acceptance.

Growing up in our small town, soccer had been my refuge, a passion kindled in my youth. My close-knit family, bound by traditional values, had always been my pillar of support. Yet, as I rose through the ranks, captaining the high school soccer team, the weight of expectations bore down on me.

Never one to shy away from responsibility, I led my team with an iron will. Emotions were a luxury I couldn't afford, not in a town that expected nothing short of success. The pressure to excel in soccer and academics became my shield, warding off any inkling of emotional entanglements.

But deep within, a fear lingered, gnawing at the edges of my consciousness. It wasn't the fear of failure on the field that haunted me, nor was it the dread of disappointing my family. No, it was the quiet terror of unveiling a truth that lurked in the shadows.

The fear of coming out gripped me, an invisible shackle tightening with each passing day. I was haunted by the question of how my family, my teammates, my community would react. The prospect of rejection, judgment, and the unknown