Esha Patel

'A delicious dose of angst' Emma Lucy, author of Live, Ranch, Love Tropes: Single dad! Grumpy/sunshine Angst Spice Jordan loves lacrosse. She loves the idea of being a counsellor at a lacrosse camp even more. Rod is exhausted from being a single dad. But he loves teaching kids, and his summer camp is his pride and joy, so he finally decides to take on new staff. He wasn’t expecting Jordan. And neither were expecting the explosion of chemistry between them. Jordan’s only staying until July. Rod hasn’t got the time for anything serious. So they can’t develop feelings for each other. They won’t. Right?

The perfect fake-dating college sports romance for fans of Bal Khabra and Hannah GraceMay Velasco has always wanted to be a lacrosse player, and she’s finally achieved her dream: joining her college team on a scholarship. Now she''s got to give her all to keep her hard-fought place on the team.But then CJ "Colt" Bradley shows up at her college to help with training. He''s a professional player, but he was also her grade school nemesis, and the last thing May wants to do is take pointers from him.So when they''re photographed having what looks like – but definitely isn''t – an intimate moment at a bar, May''s outraged. But the college is thrilled that women''s lacrosse is getting press.May and Colt will have to pretend they''re dating until the lacrosse team is happy. But it doesn''t take long before this fake relationship starts to feel all too real, and May begins to question if she really wants this relationship to be fake after all…Readers are loving Cross My Heart!''Couldn''t put it down!'' NetGalley reviewer, ?????''Everything you want in a romance'' NetGalley reviewer, ?????''Cross My Heart has my heart!'' NetGalley reviewer, ?????

Formula One meets The Hating Game in this rivals-to-lovers romance between a legacy driver and F1’s first woman driver. Diana Zahrani is Formula One’s first female racing driver this century. All the other drivers are told to race carefully around her, and leave her to her real job: being a pretty face and good advertising for a hypermasculine sport. But Diana’s not worked this hard her whole life just to be a mascot. World Championship favourite Miguel de la Fuente is not taking any rookie seriously, let alone a woman. With his first championship win looming, all he has to do is stay focused – and make sure Diana stays out of his way. But motorsports is a small world, and as Diana and Miguel race their way through the season, they’re forced to face each other again and again. When sparks fly, Miguel and Diana must decide for the sake of their teams where their priorities lie: on track, with the championship, or offtrack, with each other…