Playing for the Save

Men of Spring seriesbook 4 of 4

Veteran relief pitcher Ryan Hudson always saves the game for his team. He's dependable, focused, and good at what he does.

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Which is why he prefers to live alone and not have anything to do with women and all the noise and chaos they bring.

Noise and chaos is all single mother Jamie Rush knows. Working and taking care of her two boys is a full time job, especially since one of them is autistic and she gets no help from her ex-husband.

When her two sons win a day with ballplayer Ryan Hudson, they strike up an odd friendship with the reclusive pitcher. Jamie is wary of the baseball hero, but can't help fantasizing about him.

Ryan is attracted to Jamie, but desperately tries to hide his past. The only problem, they're made for one another.

They just don't know it.

Audience
adult

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