He tackled me on the field. Then he tackled his way into my whole life.
Jordan Reyes doesn't get attached. Not since the last guy who wanted him also wanted to own him.
Caleb Morgan doesn't know how to want something without gripping it so tight it can't leave.
They meet on a soccer field, rivals from day one. One dirty tackle. One long stare that lasts a second too long. That should have been the end of it.
It isn't.
Caleb is the golden boy captain with a fiancee he never chose and a father who runs his life like a business deal. Jordan is the new transfer with a past he doesn't talk about and a wall nobody's supposed to get past.
They shouldn't work. Rivals never do.
But every time they're close, something clicks that neither of them can explain away as competition anymore.
Caleb wants to claim him. All of him. Every part.
Jordan swore he'd never let anyone do that again.
Now they're both about to find out if wanting someone and owning someone can ever really be different things — before the past catches up, before the wedding goes public, before one of them runs.
This isn't soft. This isn't safe. This is obsession wearing the mask of love, and neither of them is walking away unmarked.
Grab your copy of Offside now and fall into a slow-burn, rival-to-lovers MM sports romance readers are calling unputdownable.
