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✩✩✩ NEW RELEASE ✩✩✩ Offside Playing the Field Book 3 By Rebecca Barber Genre: Sports Romance | Single dad Hosted by DS Book Promotions

Angus Barrett was just trying to get on with his life. After a messy divorce from his witch of a wife, Angus and his six-year-old son are focused on what’s next. Playing the game they both love and rebuilding their life.

Tess James was focused on putting one foot in front of the other. Widowed while she was pregnant, Tess doesn’t have time for more. She has everything she needs. A son she adores, a business she’s built and a quiet life.

When they’re constantly drawn together with the help of their boys, something’s brewing that neither can deny.

✩✩✩ NEW RELEASE ✩✩✩ Rookie Playing the Field Book 2 Genre: Sports Romance By Rebecca Barber Hosted by DS Book Promotions

On paper, Seth Masters had it all.

The multi-million-dollar contract to play the game he loved, the looks to attract the ladies and the dedication to achieve his goals. It was his time to shine. The problem was, he’d forgotten how to.

Kicking a ball was easy at seven. Making a tackle was child’s play at twelve. Scoring a goal was a piece of cake at eighteen. But now it was his career on the line and he’d lost his mojo.

Rookie is the second book in the Playing the Field series and is filled with shattered dreams, misunderstandings and a comedy of errors that will make you laugh out loud.

★✩★ NEW RELEASE ★✩★

Overtime

Playing the Field Book 1

By Rebecca Barber

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Blurb:

The time had come for Luca Conti to hang up his boots. After a career travelling the world playing in some of the biggest games, his body was tired, and he was looking for the next step. The only problem was, what came next? After playing the game he loved day in, day out since he was a kid, Luca had no idea what life looked like on the other side. Enter Elise McCoy. Elise doesn’t do sports. She does margarita Mondays and tight-arse Tuesdays. With her job as a schoolteacher filling her days and her crazy best friends filling her nights, she’s not looking for anything more. Elise is ready to play and Luca is out to win the most important game of his life. Overtime is the first book in the Playing the Field series is a friends to lovers story filled with a flamboyant side, laughs and a HEA.

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After my divorce, I enjoyed playing the field for about two years. I didn't do this before my first marriage and wanted to be completely selfish. There were many pitfalls like jealousy, vulnerability, and arrest.

During this short time, I was arrested eleven times. Eight of these incidents were domestic violence with a man I was dating. Two of the situations were driving under the influence. Once I was arrested for having an open container in the car in front of a bar.

In the beginning, leading this man on was not my goal. He bought me purses and clothes, paid for my fancy drinks, took me out for expensive meals and luxury vacations. Ending the relationship became difficult even after I despised him.

This man and I entered a cycle of violence created by my insincere and selfish actions during the relationship. My arrest was always preceded by my attempts to retrieve my cell phone, something I couldn't do without scratching his arm or hand. The district attorney never charged me with a crime.