Natalie Fisher has spent her whole life on the sidelines-watching games, cheering from the stands, and growing up as Noah Fisher's little sister. Baseball has always been part of her world, but she's never wanted to be part of the spotlight. Grounded, sharp-witted, and quietly strong, Natalie is focused on building a life that's hers, not one defined by her brother's fame or the chaos of Banana Ball. Tanner Thomas is the opposite of quiet. Party Animals #4, loud personality, pink highlights, and a smile that never seems to fade. To the world, Tanner is confidence, humor, and highlight reels-but behind closed doors, he's carrying the weight of being everyone's favorite while feeling like no one truly knows him. He's learned how to keep things light, because staying shallow feels safer than getting hurt again. When Natalie and Tanner are forced into the same orbit-team events, road trips, late nights after games-their connection starts where neither of them expects it to. Tanner sees Natalie not as Noah's sister, but as someone who challenges him, grounds him, and isn't impressed by his reputation. Natalie sees past Tanner's jokes and charm, finding someone loyal, soft-hearted, and far more vulnerable than he lets on. But lines get complicated when family, team loyalty, and public perception collide. Loving Tanner means stepping into a world Natalie's always avoided. Loving Natalie means Tanner risks losing the one thing that's always felt like home. In a world where everything is loud-stadiums, fans, cameras-their love grows quietly, built on late-night conversations, stolen looks, and choosing each other when it would be easier not to.

Y/n has always found comfort in writing songs, pouring her feelings into melodies she never plans to share. After leaving behind a painful past and an abusive ex, she lives quietly, keeping the world at arm's length. But everything changes when she crosses paths with Dalton Mauldin - a Savannah Bananas second baseman and rising singer-songwriter - inside a Savannah studio. Dalton is loud, charming, and larger-than-life on the field, but when it comes to Y/n, he's patient, gentle, and determined to break down her walls. As their worlds of music and baseball intertwine, Y/n begins showing up at his games, and Dalton finds himself writing songs with her in mind. But learning to trust again isn't easy. Together, through laughter, lyrics, and late nights under the lights, they'll discover that sometimes love doesn't just heal - it creates a whole new melody.

*Sequel to Miss Poynter* The day has finally come. Danny and Eve are getting married. They are taking the next step to the next chapter of their lives but will their dreams turn out to be what they had hoped? Will married life treat them well or will they find themselves back at the very start?

Thirteen years, Seven number one hits, Five albums, Four Boys.

"My heart is all I got, and I don't even know if I can trust it to keep beating." Her twin brother smiles at her "You got me" Raya's life was finally put together, she had family, great friends, and was stationed at one of the best firehouses in New York city. That is until her brother boyfriend destroys him, and her father has some bad news. She packs their whole life up and moves to Austin, Texas with her dad, and brother. Leaving her mother and bestfriends behind.

Arnika Besson, is Corbyn Besson's little sister. Arnika has been really close to her brother her whole life. He is the reason why she is alive to this day. What will happen when Corbyn decided to move to LA with 4 of his friends to start a band called Why Don't We. How will Arnika take it? Will Corbyn still move? Read to find out what happens. Go through all the drama and other stuff with the characters.