Free Agent

Connecticut Kings, Book 10

By: Christina C. Jones

Narrated by: Winston James, J. Shani Michaels

For Rori Mitchell, delulu is decidedly not the solulu. Getting her lick back is.

What starts as chance encounter at a sporting event ends up being a perfect distraction from the chaos of a broken heart. Instead of throwing herself into work, she throws herself—for good or bad—into Tatum Wilder.

An offensive tackle for the Connecticut Kings, Tatum is used to high-stakes games and intense scrutiny. On the field, he's a powerhouse; off the field, he's a country boy with gentleman tendencies . . . and a propensity toward knowing the right thing to say at all times. Well. Most of the time.

Their connection? Immediate and undeniable. Well . . . They can deny it.

After all, with Rori on the heels of heartbreak, a relationship could be a disaster. Free Agency might be a position of power.

Or maybe just a crutch.

Contains mature themes.

©2024 Warm Hues Creative (P)2026 Tantor Media

Cute and tidy.

this series is so fun to listen to. I feel so invested in the world these two have created and 10 books in im just as invested. this book isnt necessarily ad interwoven into the other books but we get some good callbacks to precious characters and Tatem is the exact right balm for Rori's drama. the ending flet a little abrupt but it was an overall good addition to the series.

Yooo

That cliff hanger blew me… But the love story I’m here for. You do you thang

CCJ is a winner

Love a Winston narration… and CCJ can do no wrong! I wish the FMC understood her worth before he pointed it out.

Was almost a 10/10 until the ending or lack thereof!

This book was so good, and I LOVED the funny banter between the two! BUT, no falling in love, no I love you's, no HEA? Where's the fun in that? This book ended like there was a book 2. There was so much meat left on the bone that it left a sour taste in my mouth. Narrators were bomb per usual. Can't go wrong with these two.

CCJ makes me happy

I imagine Xavier Legette when I think about Tatum. The book is the right amount of serendipitous vibing.