The Flight Risk
Tess Lewis has always been a flight risk when it comes to love. She doesn’t believe in love.
Not love that lasts, anyway.
Tess is a sassy and kind kindergarten teacher who is facing a couple of life-altering situations. One: a possible change of career–she just isn’t sure what she wants to do. Two: unexpectedly becoming the temporary guardian of her 14-year-old niece for the foreseeable future. After a burst pipe in her apartment leaves her in yet another crisis, Tess has to find a place to stay for a few weeks. Just when she is about to resort to a hotel room, Adam Oakley – the star goalie for the Dallas Storm, who also happens to be the one guy who turned down Tess’ advances – steps in to save the day.
Adam Oakley is also at a crossroads in his career: does he stay with the Dallas Storm, where he has found a family among his teammates, or move back to his hometown of Chicago? Oakley has always liked his orderly life, so when the beautiful and strong-willed Tess and her misunderstood niece move in for a month, his world gets tilted on its axis. But Tess and her niece may be the family he needs to stay exactly where he is.
This arrangement should be fine since they are friends, right?
In the midst of steamy shower encounters, endless movie marathons, silly dance moments and vulnerable fireside chats, Tess and Oakley inch closer and closer to ruining their friendship and crossing a boundary Tess never thought she would cross–falling deeply in love with someone.
When the future of Oakley’s career with the Storm hangs in the balance, the prospect of lasting love continues to be a doubt in Tess’ mind. Will Tess’ fear of love derail her chance at a lasting relationship? Or will Oakley move mountains to show her just how much she deserves to be loved?
Because even a flight risk is no match for true love.
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