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Zusatztext "Jaci Burton's stories are full of heat and heart." — Maya Banks , #1 New York Times bestselling author “Jaci Burton’s books are always sexy, romantic, and charming!” — Jill Shalvis , New York Times bestselling author "Jaci Burton is a stalwart in the romance genre." — USA Today "A wild ride." — Lora Leigh , #1 New York Times bestselling author, on Riding the Edge "One to pick up and savor." — Publishers Weekly , on Surviving Demon Island “Jaci Burton delivers.” — Cherry Adair , New York Times bestselling author “Captures everything I love about a small-town romance.” — Fresh Fiction , on Hope Burns Informationen zum Autor Jaci Burton is a USA Today and New York Times bestselling author of the Play-by-Play series, including Unexpected Rush , All Wound Up , Quarterback Draw , Straddling the Line , Melting the Ice , and One Sweet Ride , and the Hope series, including Don’t Let Go , Make Me Stay , Love After All , Hope Burns , Hope Ignites , and Hope Flames . Klappentext In the new Play-By-Play novel by the New York Times bestselling author of Unexpected Rush! a football player who knows how to win on the field needs a better game plan for his love life. A defensive end for the San Francisco Sabers! Flynn Cassidy is used to being in the spotlight-he just doesn't enjoy it. But if getting in front of the cameras will help his new restaurant succeed! he's willing. Now if he could just meet a woman who loved him and not his fame… After her divorce! Amelia Lawrence is thrilled to start over as head chef at Ninety-Two. It's just the opportunity she needs to heat up her career-if only she wasn't wildly attracted to her sexy new boss. Their chemistry might be sizzling hot! but Amelia has no intention of being burned again. Flynn can't get enough of Amelia! and Amelia loves every second she spends with the tough yet tender Flynn. But trust is a hard-fought battle for both. Breaking the rules of contact and surrendering to their passion was the easy part. Are they willing to risk their hearts to win at the game of love? one Of all the things on Flynn Cassidy's bucket list, opening a restaurant hadn't been anywhere even close to his top ten. Yet here he was, sitting at one of the corner tables of Ninety-Two, his new restaurant in San Francisco. He marveled that at some point in his life, cooking had joined playing football on the list of things he loved the most. If someone had told him five years ago he was going to open his own restaurant, he'd have told them they were full of shit. But look at him now, owner of his own place. Ninety-Two was shiny and new-sort of. He'd had the old building renovated after he'd bought the property, so it still felt like it belonged in this neighborhood. He made sure it didn't look too trendy, keeping a lot of the original details intact both inside and out. He was more in favor of restaurants that felt comfortable-like home. He wanted his customers to feel as if they could come in, sit down, and feel at ease. They'd been filled to capacity since they opened two weeks ago and so far things were going well. He took that as a sign that his inclination to keep it simple appealed to others as well. Besides, it was damn good food, he'd made sure of that. But still, opening a restaurant was a risky proposition and he didn't want to get too cocky. He knew Ninety-Two needed all the good press and attention it could get. Which was why he was sitting here. Right now one of the major entertainment media outlets was doing a feature on the re...
