The Holiday Play

Author: Katy Archer
Genre(s): Romance | Erotic | New Adult | Sports
Total pages: 115
The Holiday Play

It’s time for the annual Football Frat Christmas celebration… and this year, it lands on Valentine’s Day as well, but can these lovers steal a few moments for romance in a house packed full of chaos and some very strong-willed children?

No one said navigating parenthood and the world beyond college would be easy, and each of the Nolan U Football couples is experiencing this firsthand.
Zander is busy trying to figure out what’s up with his wife, Sienna, while also dealing with a very rude and sulky Zoey. Meanwhile, Sienna is reeling over an unwelcome advance from her personal trainer and trying to figure out how to let her protective husband know she was hit on.
As Wily laments the end of his football career, he’s trying to figure out what to do with his future, while Elizabeth quietly yearns to get out of the busy city and raise her five children in a small town. But how does she tell her husband that when he’s just been offered an amazing coaching opportunity?
Carson and Nylah are at odds over what to do with a large sum of money they’ve just inherited. Can she convince her stubborn husband that he’s more than capable of raising their family and turning his dream business into a reality?
Blake is struggling to cope with parenting her two little girls—one angel and one troublemaker—while Grady is desperately trying to bring a little order and discipline into their chaotic lives.
Meanwhile, Tyrell and Dani are stuck at an airport in Singapore, trying to get back in time for the Football Frat Christmas and wondering if their nomadic lifestyle is still worth pursuing with a fussy six-month old who just won’t settle.
This weekend reunion looks to be falling apart, but can they pull it together in the nick of time and still celebrate their love for each other?

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