| Author: | Evie Anderson | ISBN: | 1230001294705 |
| Publisher: | Evie Anderson | Publication: | August 2, 2016 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Evie Anderson |
| ISBN: | 1230001294705 |
| Publisher: | Evie Anderson |
| Publication: | August 2, 2016 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
Finalist - Romance Writers of America® - 2016 Golden Heart Award®
An adorable sweetheart and a cocky bad boy. How could anything go wrong?
Jessi Pruitt is the best damn swimmer in the world. She intends to go out that way. The only things standing in her way of Olympic glory is a bad shoulder and a pool full of eager young swimmers with her lane number in their sights. She’ll need more than talent to win gold medals this time around. Problematically, the best coach in the world also happens to be the man she loathes.
Dalton McKinney isn’t one to kid himself. He messed up with Jessi Pruitt. He also isn’t one to make the same mistake twice. So how he ended up coaching a woman who wants to drown him is beyond comprehension. Even more of an issue is the fact that Jessi looks just as good in—and out—of the water as she did all those years ago. He has one job: Get Jessi to win gold.
Will both of them lose their hearts in the process?
Finalist - Romance Writers of America® - 2016 Golden Heart Award®
An adorable sweetheart and a cocky bad boy. How could anything go wrong?
Jessi Pruitt is the best damn swimmer in the world. She intends to go out that way. The only things standing in her way of Olympic glory is a bad shoulder and a pool full of eager young swimmers with her lane number in their sights. She’ll need more than talent to win gold medals this time around. Problematically, the best coach in the world also happens to be the man she loathes.
Dalton McKinney isn’t one to kid himself. He messed up with Jessi Pruitt. He also isn’t one to make the same mistake twice. So how he ended up coaching a woman who wants to drown him is beyond comprehension. Even more of an issue is the fact that Jessi looks just as good in—and out—of the water as she did all those years ago. He has one job: Get Jessi to win gold.
Will both of them lose their hearts in the process?
