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Out Of Plays: An Addictive Friends-to-Lovers Sports Romance Filled With Chemistry and Heart
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- ISBN8233290176
- EAN9798233290176
- Date de parution24/05/2026
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- ÉditeurLinda Balsamo
Résumé
A friends-to-lovers sports romance with heart-stopping chemistry, a championship on the line, and seven years of unspoken love about to explode. Alex Morgan doesn't do feelings. As the NBA's most innovative assistant coach, Alex has built a career on discipline, strategy, and keeping every emotion locked behind a clipboard. There's only one problem: Jordan Hayes. Best friend. Franchise player. The person Alex has been secretly in love with since college-and the one person who could destroy everything Alex has worked for.
Jordan Hayes doesn't do fear. On the court, Jordan is unstoppable-an All-Star with the confidence to take any shot and the talent to make it. Off the court, Jordan is hiding the same impossible truth Alex is: that seven years of friendship has become something deeper, something that keeps Jordan awake at 3 a.m. sending texts that say too much and not nearly enough. They've survived late-night film sessions that turned into confessions and early-morning shooting drills where every glance said what words couldn't.
They've survived the couch where their knees always touch and the hotel rooms where the walls are too thin and the silence is too loud. They've survived the almost-moments-the loaded silences over bourbon at their favorite bar, the lingering looks across a huddle during a timeout, the night in a Boston hotel when Jordan kissed Alex's temple and the entire world rearranged itself around that single point of contact.
But they can't survive what's coming next. When a career-defining head coaching offer forces Alex to confront a future without Jordan, and a media leak threatens to expose what everyone in the organization already suspects, the carefully constructed walls they've spent years building come crashing down. Suddenly, "just friends" isn't enough-and with a championship run on the line, the stakes of getting this wrong have never been higher.
One wrong move could cost them the series, the team's trust, and the most important relationship in both their lives. Out of Plays is a slow-burn contemporary romance set in the high-pressure world of professional basketball. Told in alternating dual POV with crackling banter, aching emotional depth, a lovable supporting cast, and a love story that builds from the quietest moments to the biggest stage in sports, this is a novel about what happens when two people who know each other better than anyone in the world finally stop pretending they don't want more.
Featuring a meticulous coach who makes flowcharts for feelings and writes love letters with postscripts about Die Hard. A star player who argues about Christmas movies and cooks carbonara when words aren't enough. A best friend who's been waiting four years for them to figure it out. A head coach who says "I know" when they finally confess. And a seventy-two-year-old bar owner who saw the whole thing coming before anyone else did.
This is the friends-to-lovers sports romance readers have been waiting for. What readers are saying: "I stayed up until 3 a.m. because I needed to know if they'd finally say it." "The flowchart scene had me laughing so hard I woke up my partner." "I've never cared this much about basketball in my life." "The slow burn is EXQUISITE-every almost-moment made my heart physically hurt." If you've ever loved someone from a careful distance and wondered what would happen if you closed it, this book will wreck you in the best possible way.
Perfect for fans of Rachel Reid, Eden Finley, and Sarina Bowen. If you love slow-burn tension that makes your chest ache, friends-to-lovers pining that lasts for years, workplace romance with real professional stakes, and love stories that build to a championship-worthy payoff, Out of Plays will keep you turning pages long past midnight. Complete standalone novel. Dual POV. HEA guaranteed. No cliffhanger.
Jordan Hayes doesn't do fear. On the court, Jordan is unstoppable-an All-Star with the confidence to take any shot and the talent to make it. Off the court, Jordan is hiding the same impossible truth Alex is: that seven years of friendship has become something deeper, something that keeps Jordan awake at 3 a.m. sending texts that say too much and not nearly enough. They've survived late-night film sessions that turned into confessions and early-morning shooting drills where every glance said what words couldn't.
They've survived the couch where their knees always touch and the hotel rooms where the walls are too thin and the silence is too loud. They've survived the almost-moments-the loaded silences over bourbon at their favorite bar, the lingering looks across a huddle during a timeout, the night in a Boston hotel when Jordan kissed Alex's temple and the entire world rearranged itself around that single point of contact.
But they can't survive what's coming next. When a career-defining head coaching offer forces Alex to confront a future without Jordan, and a media leak threatens to expose what everyone in the organization already suspects, the carefully constructed walls they've spent years building come crashing down. Suddenly, "just friends" isn't enough-and with a championship run on the line, the stakes of getting this wrong have never been higher.
One wrong move could cost them the series, the team's trust, and the most important relationship in both their lives. Out of Plays is a slow-burn contemporary romance set in the high-pressure world of professional basketball. Told in alternating dual POV with crackling banter, aching emotional depth, a lovable supporting cast, and a love story that builds from the quietest moments to the biggest stage in sports, this is a novel about what happens when two people who know each other better than anyone in the world finally stop pretending they don't want more.
Featuring a meticulous coach who makes flowcharts for feelings and writes love letters with postscripts about Die Hard. A star player who argues about Christmas movies and cooks carbonara when words aren't enough. A best friend who's been waiting four years for them to figure it out. A head coach who says "I know" when they finally confess. And a seventy-two-year-old bar owner who saw the whole thing coming before anyone else did.
This is the friends-to-lovers sports romance readers have been waiting for. What readers are saying: "I stayed up until 3 a.m. because I needed to know if they'd finally say it." "The flowchart scene had me laughing so hard I woke up my partner." "I've never cared this much about basketball in my life." "The slow burn is EXQUISITE-every almost-moment made my heart physically hurt." If you've ever loved someone from a careful distance and wondered what would happen if you closed it, this book will wreck you in the best possible way.
Perfect for fans of Rachel Reid, Eden Finley, and Sarina Bowen. If you love slow-burn tension that makes your chest ache, friends-to-lovers pining that lasts for years, workplace romance with real professional stakes, and love stories that build to a championship-worthy payoff, Out of Plays will keep you turning pages long past midnight. Complete standalone novel. Dual POV. HEA guaranteed. No cliffhanger.
