Fumble. Pass. Repeat.

By: T'Lyn

Narrated by: Winston James, Ebony Ford

Kyce Jefferson understood change.

His life had been a continuous reminder that nothing lasts forever. However, his one constant had always been football. Women come and go but the Chicago Bears was his team, his home, and his life. Being traded was the last thing he expected or wanted.

Iyoni Nixon lived and breathed for her son. He was her reason. As long as she could provide the life they both deserved, everything was right in her world. As a liaison for the Crescent Falls Sharks, Iyoni had everything she needed even if her love life wasn't going as planned. After a failed relationship with a Shark, Iyoni made the though decision to maintain a hard line between business and dating football players. Being placed in charge of handling an arrogant and unhappy quarterback is not a challenge she was pleased about accepting.

When Kyce was traded and Iyoni was tasked with assisting the disgruntled quarterback's transition to the Sharks, neither one of them had any idea just how hard it would be to accept that change isn't always bad. Their explosive connection might be the thing Kyce and Iyoni need to reach the end zone, but they have to learn to work as a team or risk the possibility of fumbling on a perfect play.

©2023 T’Lyn (P)2024 Podium Audio

Outstanding

I truly enjoyed this story. I felt like these characters were real people. It's unfortunate there are so many Jeffery's but thus has given me hope that there are real men like Kyce. Excellent!!!

Recovered Fumble

I Black African/American love stories involving sports. Mr. Jefferson age and maturity played a huge roll in how he responded to a lot of things. He threw me off initially but he recovered that fumble.

Fumble,pass and repeat

this was a really good book I commend the writer on her good work and I just love Winston James voice

male main character was a hypocrite

female was otherwise strong but became soooo weak whenever male main character was around. I hate when authors do this. I wish there were more times when he became jealous because of other male interest in her.

Such a Sweet Read

I needed a break from my urban fiction reads especially when I was wondering why every argument in this book wasn’t solved with violence lol. Kyce is my new book crush. I could really relate to Iyoni and her tendency to run or pop off. Kyce definitely handled it and everyone in their life. His bond with her son was heartwarming and he was such a leader on the field. Such a sweet story but not boring at all despite the lack of drivebys lol