Off Limits

For Serenity Harper, paying off her father's massive gambling debt means working a job as a late-night dancer in a sleazy dive bar. But achieving her dream of becoming a cheerleader for the Canyon football team, she must hide her double life from her new employers.

But when Serenity catches the attention of the newest Canyon star player, golden-boy Jake Walsh, while out shopping sparks instantly fly.

But their contracts have a very specific clause: no fraternizing with the players or cheerleaders. As the pair struggle to stay away from each other, will Serenity's other secrets come to light, and will Jake lose his perfect player image?

A steamy, forbidden sports romance, for fans of the Netflix's America's Sweethearts, Tessa Bailey and Ali Hazelwood.

Readers are loving Emma Rae:

'I LOVED THIS BOOK. I was hooked from the first few chapters. I can’t wait to see more from this author.' Reader Review.

'I loved being swept up in the tension between Serenity and Jake...The chemistry zapped me every time.' Reader Review.

'Much more than just a sports romance! You won't want to put it down.' Reader Review.

'This book had me hooked right from the start! Full of tension, chemistry, and that delicious “we shouldn’t, but we absolutely will” energy. The forbidden aspect was done so well.' Reader Review.

'As a cheerleader myself I just had to read this one. All of the secrets, the forbidden element and all of that with sports included? Count me in!' Reader Review.

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