Out of Bounds

Romance readers will love this BRAND NEW spicy sports romance from Laura Carter Perfect for fans of Elle Kennedy, Chelsea Curto and Tessa Bailey! Every book in the Wild Card series can be read as a standalone.Tropes: football romance - friends to lovers - cowboys - single mother - working for a better life - spiceShe knows better than to fall for another football player - especially her brother’s best friend...As a single mother, Annie Quinn knows she should steer clear of football players, if her son’s absent father is anything to go by. Determined to prove she can raise Nelson on her own, she’s decided to go back to school. There’s just one problem: she refuses to rely on her brother Colton for rides into the city.Tanner Pace has always known Annie Quinn is strictly off limits. Colton is his teammate and best friend, so she’s more like a sister. When he offers to teach her to drive, it’s just to help out a friend. At least, that’s what he tells himself. Because these days, Annie has transformed into a strong and independent woman - one he can’t seem to stay away from.Somewhere between unpredictable drives and slow Texas sunsets, sparks fly and Annie forgets why she decided never to trust a sports star again.As much as Tanner wants something to happen, he knows it can’t. Annie is his best friend’s sister. Completely, undeniably out of bounds... but are some rules meant to be broken?A sweet and steamy sports romance full of tension and heart. Perfect for fans of Elle Kennedy, Chelsea Curto and Tessa Bailey.While this novel is set in the same town as the other books in the Wild Card series, it can be read as a STANDALONEReaders are LOVING the Wild Card series:’There isn’t one thing I would change in this sports romance book.’ Reader Review ’Another amazing book by Laura who has fast become one of my favourite authors!’ Reader Review’Honestly this could be the next greatest romance story, and the next greatest romance movie.’ Reader Review’Smart, funny, emotional and left me with the biggest smile on my face.’ Reader Review