Up and Coming (Coastal College Football Book 1)

An unexpected love could cost him his dreams.Emmett Cross doesn't have time to date. A college quarterback on a path to turning pro, he can't afford distractions, especially with the academic challenges he faces. When he's blindsided by a growing attraction to his friend Jake, he fights it—rumors that he's bisexual could wreck his draft prospects. But he can't stop thinking about the cute blond with the warm heart and gentle smile.Biochem major J...

By Felix Brooks
File Size: 3035 KB
Print Length: 240 pages
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Publisher: LoveLight Press; 2 edition (August 22, 2017)
Publication Date: August 22, 2017
Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC
Language: English
ASIN: B0752DYQ5X
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Jake and Emmett had been friends, or they knew each other, for three years. With only months until they both graduate, Emmett realizes that although he'd never been attracted to a man before, he can't keep his eyes and hands off Jake. The first tim

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