Wolf: A Sports Romance
Nighthawk Series, Book 2
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Hayden Bishop
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Jeremy York
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From best-selling author Lisa Lang Blakeney comes a new stand-alone, billionaire boss romance set in the world of professional football.
Ursula: How many ways do I need to say - I quit? My family thinks I'm crazy, my astrology chart says it's a mistake, but after three years of carefully molding the highly narcissistic Cooper Barnes into the "athlete influencer" of the year - I quit.
He won't care anyway. Whether they work for him or sleep with him, women have always been expendable to the billionaire baller. Even me.
Cooper: What is wrong with Ursula Owens? It's like she woke up one day this whole new person. A woman I don't recognize. One day she was my quirky, highly organized assistant, happily managing my entire life for me. The next she is handing in her resignation with no warning and no good reason.
Good thing I know what I want. I may have met her by chance, but I'm keeping her by choice. Just maybe our love story is fated after all.
Contains mature themes.
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- Renee
- 22-02-2023
Stand-alone sports romance
Wolf by Lisa Lang Blakeney is the second book in the Nighthawk series. This is a standalone football romance and there’s no need to have read the previous book first.
Ursula and Cooper’s story is unfortunately one I didn’t really connect with.
Ursula is ready to quit her job with Coop and this is a big focus, but I just wished it happened quickly and let their relationship developed differently. I think that’s what let down the story for me.
There’s a plot twist, some tension and a history which comes out.
But the story is a complete standalone with a HEA and it’s wrapped up well in one book.
The story is dual POV’s from both Ursula and Cooper.
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