Broken Play
Get ready to meet the O’Ryan family—a clan bound by loyalty, love, and secrets that refuse to stay buried. On and off the field, they tackle trauma, passion, and the kind of chemistry that can’t be coached.
Sutton:
I’ve spent my whole life on a tennis court—not at boardroom tables or football games.
So when my dad asks me to be new general manager of the Austin Armadillos, I need to prove I belong here, not just as the owner’s daughter, but as the woman capable of saving this team.
What I don’t expect is for the nameless man I kissed in Denver to be the starting quarterback with a daring smile and lips that disintegrates more than my resolve.
Greyson:
Pressure doesn’t scare me. Never has. But getting traded to a struggling team feels more like a punishment than a fresh start—especially when my brother’s the head coach. Both of our careers are squarely on every decision and throw I make.
And then there’s Sutton Anders. She’s the owner’s daughter, my new boss, and the woman I’ve thought about since Denver. She’s the best thing about this trade… and the most dangerous. Sutton’s off-limits for every reason that matters, but staying away just isn’t possible.
With my future—and hers—at stake, am I risking too much for a shot at love? Or is Sutton the one game I can’t afford to lose?
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