At twenty, Nariah Smith is about to get everything she's worked for. Arsenal. A huge contract. A chance to prove that the quiet girl with the braids, hazel eyes and ridiculous ability with a football deserves to be playing amongst the best. She's a magician on the ball, lethal in front of goal, and painfully shy everywhere else. Then she meets Leah Williamson properly. Leah is everything Nariah isn't. Loud. Cocky. Confident. The kind of woman who holds eye contact for a second too long and knows exactly what she's doing when she smiles. From their first meeting, they clash, and Nariah quickly decides that Leah might be the most infuriating person she's ever met. Unfortunately, irritation starts looking dangerously similar to tension when lingering looks, teasing comments and moments that last a little too long begin blurring the line between teammates and something neither of them should be thinking about. Because flirting is easy for Leah. Feeling something isn't. And the closer Nariah gets to discovering the woman underneath all that confidence, the harder Leah pushes her away. They can pretend they hate each other. They can pretend those looks mean nothing. But eventually, one of them is going to get too close, and when they finally cross that line, there might be no going back.

A deeply emotional slow-burn story about healing, survival, and unexpected connection. After a devastating accident changes Daisy's life forever, she finds herself navigating grief, disability, trauma, and the terrifying reality of starting over. What begins as simple kindness from football captain Leah Williamson slowly becomes something far more significant as the two women learn to trust each other through sleepless nights, panic attacks, dark memories, and moments of surprising joy. At its heart, the story explores found family, vulnerability, recovery, and the quiet ways people save each other without even realising they are doing it.

When Flora ends up working for her dad in St Albans, she finds herself in the pub one night and after being ditched by her bestfriend, what turns into a selfless offer from a stranger turns into a night of passion and something deeper. It was fate and both girls found themselves in the right place at the right time.

Lexi Stanway OC x Leah Williamson

Everyone thinks they know Emilia Carter. The cocky new signing. The girl with the attitude. The player who never lets anything get to her. They're wrong. Leah Williamson is convinced Emilia is the last person she'd ever get along with-until she discovers the girl behind the bravado. Some walls are built to keep people out. Others are built to stop them seeing you break.

Leah Williamson has spent her life under the spotlight. As England captain, she's used to pressure, headlines, and the weight of expectation. Falling in love was never part of the plan. Princess Eleanor has spent her entire life living by the rules. The youngest daughter of the King, every smile, every appearance, and every decision is scrutinised. Behind palace walls, she hides the one secret that could change everything-no one knows she's gay. When a chance meeting at a children's hospital brings their worlds together, neither expects the connection they instantly feel. What begins as friendship grows into something impossible to ignore. But love between a football captain and a princess was never meant to happen. With a crown to protect, a nation watching, and a father who would never accept the truth, Eleanor must choose between duty and the woman who makes her feel truly free. Some love stories are written in the stars. Theirs will be written against the odds. A slow-burn royal romance filled with stolen glances, secret moments, impossible choices, and a love worth risking everything for.

Rua Russo was adopted young at 8 from a bad home. She has high functioning adhd but loves sports like football and boxing.

Book Three of the Sidelines Series. Five years ago, Leah Williamson thought she'd closed the door on football forever. She was wrong. When an unexpected opportunity brings Arsenal back into her life, Leah is forced to confront the one place she never thought she'd return to. But this time, everything is different. She isn't just a former captain. She's a wife. A mother. And home is waiting for her at the end of every day. As Leah navigates a new chapter with Yvonne, Liv, and their growing family, she discovers that chasing a dream looks very different when the people you love come first. Because sometimes life gives you a second chance. The hardest part is learning how to take it without losing everything you've already found. Home is a story about love that lasts, family that grows, and discovering that the greatest victories are never won on the pitch.

Book Two of the Sidelines Series. Leah Williamson thought the hardest part would be falling in love. She was wrong. Because loving Yvonne and Liv had become the easiest thing she'd ever done. Now came the next chapter. A ring. A wedding. A future. And all the beautiful, messy moments that come with building a life together. After a whirlwind year that changed everything, Leah, Yvonne and Liv are finally home. The house is theirs. The proposal has been answered. And for the first time, forever no longer feels like a dream. But forever isn't made of grand gestures. It's made of school runs and Saturday mornings. Of wedding plans and family traditions. Of unexpected challenges, impossible choices, and learning that love isn't just something you find- It's something you choose. Every single day. Together. A story about family, commitment, and the life that begins after happily ever after. Because sometimes the greatest love story isn't falling in love. It's choosing forever.

Daniela Riley didn't come to London to be rescued. A qualified, passionate secondary school teacher from Spain, she moved for a fresh start, determined to build a life despite the schools rejecting her because of her broken English. But London is colder than she thought, and the flat she shares with her girlfriend is becoming a cage of constant surveillance, walking on eggshells, and explosive tempers. Daniela fights back, guarding her pride with everything she has, refusing to let the walls crumble. But a chaotic, angry morning at Euston Station throws her right into the path of Leah Williamson. The England captain is used to managing fiery personalities, but Daniela is a whole new challenge. When their worlds collide again through Arsenal's Laia Codina, a quiet connection begins to form. Leah sees the silent battle Daniela is fighting-and Daniela might just find the voice she's been searching for.