Can two people hate each other and fall in love simultaneously? Find out in Roll Harder.
Carla Anarchy Whitman and Veronica Velasquez have been sworn enemies ever since they first clashed on the roller derby track. Anarchy is the hometown captain of the state's championship roller derby squad, and Veronica captains the squad that has never been able to beat them.
When their grandmothers, who are best friends, are in peril of losing their space in the local assisted care facility, they are forced to work together to outsmart the jealous and petty, Missy Oglethorpe. Since high school, she's been hellbent on putting Anarchy in her place. She doesn't anticipate the two women being forced to work together could ignite more than hot tempers.
Will Missy's plan be enough to stop the dueling derby captains from rolling harder between the sheets than they ever did on the flat track?
While the derby season is just getting started, Veronica and Anarchy never stopped. They're not quite ready to pay the piper and come clean about their growing relationship with their perspective squads so, sneaking it is. As the season's matches get harder, so does keeping their relationship a secret from their separate squads. Nobody suspects a thing because the angry pushing, harsh shoving, and growling curses are the best kind of foreplay for Veronica and Anarchy.
Anarchy squeezed the back of Veronica's neck playfully and whispered into the fine hairs at her nape, "What the squads don't know can't hurt them and that means..." She left the thought open just as a quiet sigh of pleasure left Veronica's slightly opened mouth.
What the squad doesn't know may not hurt them, but Missy's pretty sure that her news borders on Mass Destruction
PLAY LIKE A GIRL is a sports romance shared world where every book comes with high stakes, swoon-worthy and feisty heroes and heroines. These sports stars will leave you wanting more. Grab Roll Harder to meet the authors of PLAY LIKE A GIRL and PLAYING FOR KEEPS to snag happy ever afters made for the record books.
