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"The Wife Win is truly an incredible story filled with the perfect amount of sweetness, sexiness, and steam that had me hooked right from the start. Loved everything about the journey that both Harper and Marek took to get their unexpected happily ever after." - Christine, Goodreads Blurb: My philosophy in basketball is simple: take your shot. If you miss, take another. Rinse. Repeat. Win. But life doesn’t follow that pattern. I took my shot, got married and found success as the GM of the Puget Sound Pilots. And then everything fell apart. I failed. I lost. I got divorced. I hoped to leave it all behind, burying my past regrets. Promising myself I’d never marry again. Then the chapter reopens with a tell-all book that highlights my failures. Sports broadcaster Harper Conrad is the only one in my corner. She wants an exclusive. I give it to her but with two conditions. #1: Attend a weekend basketball event in Chicago with me and my staff. #2: And no personal questions. Will offering this exclusive add another mistake to my growing list? Or will it be the best win of my life? Note: The Wife Win is book 2 in the Pilots Series, an interconnected basketball sports series. Each book can be read on its own. Tropes: Sports - Forced Proximity – Protector - Emotional scars - Age gap Read more books by Sierra Hill here: www.sierrahillbooks.com

Sports romance novels are my absolute favorite books to read. Something about the athletes ticks all the boxes for me. But every now and then I pick up a book that features someone from the management side and shockingly I love reading them just as much.

I loved how Marek & Harper first meet. Marek comes across as a bit closed off - but he has been burnt badly in the past. Harper slowly breaks down his walls, although to begin with it wasn’t because of any romantic intention. And it was great that they seemed to become at least friends before they took their relationship to the next step. Once again Sierra has brought the steam factor. I thought it seemed to take a bit longer to get to that part that is Sierra’s normal, but when she brought it, well she certainly brought it!!

Great storytelling that Sierra does so well and I look forward to reading her next book. I voluntarily reviewed an advanced readers copy of this book.