When two sworn enemies meet on the pitch, the last thing they can think of is love. But in an interesting turn of events, they start to find a blossoming attraction between them.... Is it just a fluke or fate?

Australian star Caroline Reeds, return to the WSL isn't the return she'd like, but there's timing in everything. A new team, new faces, and a freak accident equals a recipe for disaster. One that Caroline's got to recognize the good in. Finding the strength within can't always be done alone, sometimes you've got to lean on someone. Rankings LMFAO: #1 in jillroord 🎉🎉 #1 in womensfootball #1 in woso #1 in matildas #1 in wsl #1 in acl #1 in alannakennedy #1 in kyracooneycross

When 20-year-old Matildas star, India Harrison, was offered a contract at Arsenal Women's Football Club for the 2020/2021 season, she was ecstatic and ready for the next step in her career. Although she would have to leave her best friend, Kristie Mewis, at the Houston Dash, she was excited to be in the same country as her close friend and Australian captain, Sam Kerr. When Indi arrived at Arsenal, she was entranced by the Dutch girl, Jill Roord. Jill and Indi's supposed "friendship" quickly developed, with both players realising they were not only friends. At the same time, Sam and Kristie, with help from Indi, had been developing their own romance, despite being long distance. But Indi's past wasn't what many people expected. Her dark secrets ran deeper than what was on the surface, or hidden by sleeves. What does Indi do when those closest start diving into this past? Will she speak the truth and open up or will she live with the haunting experiences, forever? A story about love, friendship and triumph, in a world that can often seem unconquerable. The story of Indi Harrison

Juliette and Keira Walsh love being twins. Since childhood, the two girls have been inseparable and together they shared the same ambition and dream - to become professional footballers. As their goals slowly started to unravel, with Juliette debuting first for Manchester City, soon followed by Keira, the two girls were living their dream - together! But as Juliette's past soon started to catch up to her, she knew she needed a change. She could no longer be living behind her scared history. She needed to get away. Juliette was soon offered a contract with Chelsea for the 2020/2021 season and it would be the first time the two twins would be apart. The first time they would be playing against one another. Juliette soon moved down to London, where she then rediscovered her friendship with Keira's best friend, Leah Williamson. As Keira and Juliette dealt with the repercussions of being separated, many things changed within their lives. Relationship developed and others failed. People moved away, and others returned. How will the two twins cope with the new lives they are about to live? Will Juliette's past finally catch up to her present? And in the end, does family trump all? It's Our Secret is a story about love, heart break and grief, exploring how sisters are each other's true forever... The story of Juliette Walsh within the Indi Harrison trilogy

After four seasons with the Portland Thorns, Bradie Van Dyk knew she needed a change. She wanted to broaden her horizons, discovering new possibilities away from the US. When the opportunity arose for Bradie to head across the pond and play for Manchester United, alongside her USWNT teammates Christen Press and Tobin Heath, she grabbed at the opportunity. Although she would have to leave behind her Portland Thorns team mates, she was excited for the new adventure. Also heading to Manchester, was her best friend, Sam Mewis. Sam and Bradie had been friends since they first entered the national team scope, and going to England together, was always the dream. However, they'd be playing for the other teams rival. Staying behind in Portland was Bradie's longterm girlfriend. Emily. Emily Sonnett. Bradie didn't want to leave Emily behind in the US, but they knew it was going to be the best thing for both their careers. What happens when one of Bradie's new teammates doesn't fall for her good girl act? What will occur when she starts looking too close into Bradie's past? Will the whole world finally find out about who the real Bradie Van Dyk is? And what danger may possibly ensue after? Little Do They Know is the story of Bradie Van Dyk within the Indi Harrison trilogy

After the events of the 2023 World Cup, lives changed. People changed. And for India Harrison, Bradie Van Dyk, and Hallie Mount, their worlds changed. After the tournament, Indi headed back to Arsenal to start her new campaign for the upcoming season. After her outstanding World Cup, she was winning awards and being recognised as one of the best and fairest the game had ever seen. As for Jill Roord, she was still in Wolfsburg, but both were trying to make it work. Both aiming to show just how strong a long distance relationship can be, despite the possible hardships that came alongside it. For Bradie, she was off to Barcelona to start her season with one of the power houses of Europe. She was scoring goals, and playing with some of the world's greatest. Bradie soon formed a tight friendship with Keira Walsh, as both players were grieving the incidents of the World Cup, and also formed a new connection with Spanish midfielder, Alexia Putellas. As for the Lionesses and Chelsea, a new signing made her mark. Hallie Mount, the younger sister of Chelsea superstar, Mason Mount, signed a contract with Chelsea before the season, becoming the new starting left back for both club and country, the predecessor of a certain someone. After We Were Friends follows all three of them, Indi, Bradie and Hallie, as they struggle through the upcoming year with their respective clubs and the repercussions of that fateful day in Australia. How do Bradie and Indi restart their new lives without the person they always presumed would be there? How does Hallie deal with the issues of being the 'replacement'? And what happens when each person is tested more than ever before? After We Were Friends is the sequel to the Indi Harrison Trilogy, set after the incidents of Only Friends, It's Our Secret and Little Do They Know.

After experiencing the heartbreak of a lifetime, Tippah Jones decides to leave Lyon, and move to Arsenal, in the January transfer window of 2022. The 23-year-old Australian midfielder is ready for a fresh start, away from her ex-girlfriend, Ellie Carpenter, and the pains of heartache. At Arsenal, Tippah's life brightens. She starts playing alongside her fellow Matildas, Steph Cately and Caitlin Foord, and meets new people, including the new English captain, Leah Williamson. However, this new life, for Tippah, isn't always easy. The pain is always there. The anger is always there. But, someone, somehow, is able to make it all better, lighting Tippah up like only Ellie had ever been able to do before. Everything seemed as if it was falling into place. As if the pain allowed for new happiness. But, Tippah's demons run deeper than just a surface level heartbreak. Her pain is not just found in her past, but also her present. Her anger isn't found just in heartbreak, but also addiction. How does Tippah deal with this forthcoming pain? How does her new team help her, including the person she never thought could love her? And, in the end, can pain actually be healed with time? Right Where You Left Me is the second story in the Swiftly Pitched series, showcasing how childhood trauma can translate to adult pains, and that the people around you are the most important, even if you don't believe it at first. The Story of Tippah Jones in the Swiftly Pitched Series

Sometimes to feel comfortable, one must experience a little discomfort and for Eva Valtersen, that was exactly what she needed. After being recruited in the Summer of 2021, the 21-year-old Norwegian midfielder decided to leave the comfort of her home country and make the move to her dream club in England, Manchester City. At City, Eva soon settles, finding new routines and traditions that fit around the noise in her head, and hurt in her heart. Through newfound friendships with Hayley Raso, Georgia Stanway and Keira Walsh, as well as frequent international breaks and tournaments with her best friends, Ingrid Engen, Guro Reiten, and Frida Maanum, Eva finds her supposed peace. That is until a derby match between the two Manchester teams rocks her newfound comfort. After the unexpected meeting with Ona Batlle, her world changes. Her mind changes. Ona brings out something in Eva that she thought was never possible: peace. In the mean time, Eva is there for Ingrid, while she is developing her own romance with the Spanish centre back, Mapi Leon, as she lives her life in Barcelona. Throughout all of this, Eva's brain continues to tick. Why did she consider her intrusive thoughts to be calming? Why was this all happening to her brain? And how come Ona was the only person who could make her feel better again? This Is Me Trying is a story about love, forgiveness and mental health, representing how the mind can truely affect the heart. The Story of Eva Valtersen in the Swiftly Pitched series

Got no ideas for my other books, so I'm writing this one on the side. Probably won't publish straight away it's just to take my mind off of things.

Mila Ellis has never had anywhere to call home, she's been moved from foster placement to foster placement and has never solidly lived with anyone for longer than a week to 6 months. Mila is now living in a foster home with her foster carers Beth Mead and Vivianne Miedema and has been there for for just shy of 7 months. Can she finally break the cycle of the ever revolving door of doors, can she ever feel like she belongs? (This is a Beth Mead and Vivianne Miedema fanfic)