SEQUEL to THE COACH'S DAUGHTER. Complete. One fateful night changed it all. Since being thrown in each other's worlds, Amelia and Zack have jumped over hurdle after hurdle to maintain their relationship. After years of separation, the star student and the football star are officially reunited in college. But with a new school comes new challenges and higher stakes. Amelia struggles to juggle new friends, the entrance of Zack's snarky cousin, and her controlling family while trying to find her own identity. Meanwhile, Zack's life seems to be moving so fast, she wonders if she'll be able to keep up. Amelia knows that drama is always around the corner. Their relationship overcame the barriers once. Will they be able to do it again? Content warning: Mature language and sexual references are present throughout. Book Two of The Coach's Daughter trilogy. Book Three coming in early fall (hopefully!)

Skylar Bennett is going into senior year as the new girl. Uprooted from her hometown, she is dragged to Bradford High school in Florida due to her fathers new job as head coach of the schools football team. Skylar just wants to make it through her last year of high school with no drama, this should be easy; she has no friends, no enemies, no one but her Dad. She should be practically invisible and shes's fine with that. Enter Dean Walker, Bradford's beloved quaterback. Popular, handsome and athletically gifted, Dean turns heads everywhere he goes. He is a true player, on and off the field. With a football scholarship in sight, he is planning on a big year filled with parties, girls and of course football. Skylar's plans of being unnoticed this year are blown out of the water when she meets Dean.

Ayanna Jones has always loved football. She loves playing it, she loves watching it. That's why her friends call her Football Girl. As she settles into a new life with new friends and a new school, she decides to try out for football. The guys on the team give her a hard time especially quarterback, Bryson Stiles. And the coach pushes her harder than the guys and treats her unfairly... But can she prove to them that she deserves to be part of the team?