Sparring Partners & Thirst Trap

Fans of Elle Kennedy, Emilia Finn, and J.A. Huss will want ringside seats for these chemistry-fueled sports romances from Erin Rose. Be careful who you thirst for…

Sparring Partners

It’s been a year since Lily Parker fled to Chicago, hoping to lose herself among millions of people. Becoming the new content creator for a South Side MMA gym isn’t just a fresh start or a new job—it’s a chance to save the gym and help women protect themselves. But while the gorgeous, scarred and tatted-up MMA coach has marked Lily as an enemy, there’s definitely something spicy between them…  

He chooses “fight.”

Kieran Sullivan only knows how to use his fists. His body is a testament to survival and protecting those he loves—and that does not include the gym’s newest employee. But when a video goes viral, Kieran and Lily must play nice in front of the cameras to keep the gym’s fans happy. Now the internet is obsessed with their scorching, will-they-or-won’t-they chemistry.

Sometimes, the only thing that separates love from hate is knowing exactly who your opponent really is.

Thirst Trap

MMA cutman Sebastián Caballero has a tendency to screw up almost everything. Fortunately, his rash impulsiveness and hard abs are exactly what the internet ordered. But when Sebastían’s mouth (and a few too many drinks) lands him in trouble, he doubles down on a risky bet. Now he’s got two months to prep for a fight he never should have accepted and find himself a girlfriend. Even if he has to fake it.
 
…so she’s keeping her guard up

Single mom Maeve Sullivan has known her brother’s best friend long enough to know that while Sebastián’s nuclear levels of hot, he’s also a walking red flag. Being his fake girlfriend, however, has perks. Lots of them. Like imagining him just across the hall, shirtless and sweaty from training. Of course, with so much at stake, she can’t let herself get close, especially with the internet watching his every move.

But if she’s gonna go down, it’ll be one match neither will forget.

Even if it hurts.

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