Well, it’s been a long time coming. I published Lead-Off Bride in 2015 with every intention of writing books 2 and 3 soon after. Nope. Life kicked me in the teeth, and I went on a 10-year hiatus from publishing. I was writing, just not finishing anything (but that could be a whole new blog post…).
But now the series is complete! Designated Bride released last month, and Walk-Off Bride releases July 23 (it’s available to pre-order now). I loved writing Tara and Nate’s story — I miss them already. When you spend every day for MONTHS with characters, they become your friends. I know I’ll fall in love with the characters in my next book, but right now, I don’t even want to think about them LOL. Just Nate and Tara.
Minor league coach Nate Navarro has one last shot to save his career—and maybe himself. After a messy divorce and a string of public outbursts cost him his major-league job and alienated his kids, all he wants is his old life back. Now he’s stuck coaching a minor-league team while a documentary crew lurks in the shadows, hoping to catch him at his worst. When the team’s owner forces yoga therapy into his routine, Nate is furious. Even worse? The instructor is Tara Sanders—a gorgeous, sharp-witted yogi who wants nothing to do with him.
Tara has spent years rebuilding her life after a public scandal shattered her trust in men—and the media. Between teaching yoga and running I Do-Overs, a wedding dress consignment shop she owns with her sisters, she’s surrounded by love stories but has no interest in starring in one herself. But when she’s asked to take the yoga program on the road, Tara agrees to step in and travel with the team—strictly as a professional. She’s there to do a job, not get caught in the outfield with a man who’s clearly all wrong for her.
When sparks turn to something deeper and their pasts come roaring back, they’ll have to decide if the life they’re chasing is really the one they want—or if the love they never saw coming is the one worth fighting for.
