Title: Anything But Minor (Balls in Play Series Book #1)
Author: Kate Stewart
Genre: Contemporary Romance
“She’s a nerd.”
“Heyyyy!”
“Okay, she’s a flight instructor.”
“Better.”
“He’s a ballplayer.”
“The best that ever was.”
“Technically, you aren’t according to MLB stats.”
“See? Total nerd. She also has no filter.”
“He’s no southern gentlemen.”
“I had one last season to prove my worth.”
“I’d never seen a game.”
“He told me he was a player.”
“She told me she was a lesbian.”
“But you fell in love with me anyway.”
“Yeah, baby, I totally did.”
Check out the other books in the Balls in Play Series!
Title: Major Love (Balls in Play Series Book #2)
Author: Kate Stewart
Genre: Contemporary Romance
“I met her at an all-time low . . . the worst night of my life—a time I never wanted to remember.”
“It was a night I could never forget.”
“When it came to women, I swore I was done with wishful thinking. Ball and my coaching career were all that mattered.”
“I reminded him it wasn’t.”
“She was everything I was afraid of.”
“He was everything I’d ever wanted.”
“She was fire—an irresistible piece of southern heaven that I couldn’t stay away from.
“He was smoke that clouded me in every imaginable way.”
“And the sex . . .”
“Dear God, the sex . . .”
“I fell hard, and she gave me hell at every turn.”
“I made a promise I was hell bent on keeping.”
“And you kept it.”
“Hell yes I did.”
“Fuckin’ A.”
This is a SPORTS ROMANCE and can be read as a stand alone.
Title: Sweeping the Series (Balls in Play Series Book #3)
Author: Kate Stewart
Genre: Contemporary Romance
Ren Makavoy is one season away from realizing his Major League dreams. Unfortunately, his bad-boy reputation off the field has landed him in hot water. Ren swears his days of drinking, brawling, and seducing starlets are over, but management sees fit to bring in PR to clean up his act. Determined to prove himself as a reputable catcher, his plans of playing along backfire when he comes face to face with the woman who shattered his heart.
She is the last hope of saving his reputation.
And things are about to get a hell of a lot hotter.
This sinfully sexy second-chance romantic dramedy is a stand-alone and spinoff of The Balls in Play Series. Join the rest of the gang from Anything but Minor and Major Love for one last season of love, laughter, and baseball.
Rafe sends his love a Valentine’s Love Note Text!
Keep reading to see the full Love Note!
RAFE: Today, I hate baseball. I hate that my obligation to the game costs me the time I want with you and the two beautiful kids we made in our bed. I would have given anything to wake up to you, making love, hearing you talk dirty to me. I want so much to feel you wrapped around me. Hearing you breathless, hearing you ask me for it hard. Today I’m a sentimental fool. I think about our start. How much you resisted our attraction, how hard you made me laugh. How much you made me want you, up until the day you let me earn and keep you. Marrying you was the single best thing I’ve done with my life. A life that was small and so singularly focused until you made it big, so big I have nothing left to offer you, only promises to keep. You are my life, Alice. You, Clover, and Nolan are my reasons to exist. I want so bad to just tell you all of this in person. I hope you love the flowers. I hope the petals beneath your feet in every room of our house gives you an inkling of the appreciation I feel. God willing, we’ve got years and years left to keep doing exactly what we’re doing. I wouldn’t change a single minute of our years together. I hope you know that the only thing I’ll ever want in this life is more of what we’ve built. I need nothing else. One more season and I’ll gladly hang my glove to spend the rest of our forever with you. Happy Valentine’s Day, baby. I love you. NO END.
USA Today bestselling author and Texas native, Kate Stewart, lives in North Carolina with her husband, Nick, and her naughty beagle, Sadie. She pens messy, sexy, angst-filled contemporary romance, as well as romantic comedy and erotic suspense. Kate’s title, Drive, was named one of the best romances of 2017 by The New York Daily News and Huffington Post. Drive was also a finalist in the Goodreads Choice awards for best contemporary romance of 2017. Her works have been featured in USA TODAY, BuzzFeed, and translated in five languages.
Kate is a lover of all things ’80s and ’90s, especially John Hughes films and rap. She dabbles a little in photography, can knit a simple stitch scarf for necessity, and on occasion, does very well at whiskey.
