Going back to the beach for the summer is supposed to be calm right? Relaxing and not a peep or fight? Right?

as hailey is now enjoying time with tanner since the "truth" came out, how will the group deal with all the newfound drama?

"We were supposed to be pretending. But somewhere between the champagne and the late-night talks, I forgot how to fake it." After a one-night stand in Savannah, Abbie Wallen never expected to see Caden Green again-especially not standing across the aisle at her best friend's wedding in Miami. Caden's a shortstop for the Firefighters, all confidence and charm. Abbie's the girl who swore she'd never fall for another baseball player. But when their friends won't stop trying to set them up, they make a deal: fake date until the wedding's over. No feelings. No falling. Just two weeks of pretending. Except the pretending gets harder when the touches linger and the smiles start to mean something. Because under the Miami sun, what was supposed to be fake... starts feeling painfully real. Fake dating. Real chemistry. Zero chill.

Two years ago, Y/N walked away from Noah Fisher after a fight that neither of them fully understood at the time. She thought leaving would heal the pain-but life had other plans. Trapped in a controlling, abusive relationship, Y/N spent nights running from fear and days trying to survive. Now, she's back in Savannah, offered a job as the Party Animals' athletic trainer-and suddenly, she's face-to-face with Noah again. The man she once loved, the man who still stirs something deep in her chest. As past wounds resurface, Y/N must navigate her anxiety, panic attacks, and the shadows of her past, all while working alongside the team and confronting the tension with Noah. Can two people so fiercely tied together find trust again? Or will the mistakes of the past keep them apart, even as their hearts race back toward each other?

Two years ago, Y/N walked away from Noah Fisher after a fight that neither of them fully understood at the time. She thought leaving would heal the pain-but life had other plans. Trapped in a controlling, abusive relationship, Y/N spent nights running from fear and days trying to survive. Now, she's back in Savannah, offered a job as the Party Animals' athletic trainer-and suddenly, she's face-to-face with Noah again. The man she once loved, the man who still stirs something deep in her chest. As past wounds resurface, Y/N must navigate her anxiety, panic attacks, and the shadows of her past, all while working alongside the team and confronting the tension with Noah. Can two people so fiercely tied together find trust again? Or will the mistakes of the past keep them apart, even as their hearts race back toward each other?

💛 "People come and go but it's always you..." 💛 Abbie Taylor thought she was just stepping into another night out with friends. But when she meets Dalton Mauldin, Savannah Bananas' number 13 and a rising songwriter, everything changes. Sparks ignite instantly, creative energy flows, and unspoken attraction simmers between them. As they navigate late-night jam sessions, chaotic baseball games, and the unpredictable rhythm of life, both Abbie and Dalton realize that love isn't always what you expect. It's messy, beautiful, and sometimes comes back to the same person-always. But the past, fears, and the pressure of their careers threaten to pull them apart. In a story about music, passion, and heart, Always You reminds us that some connections are written in the stars-and even when life tries to teach you the hard way, some hearts always find their way back.

Tanner Thomas, #4 outfielder for the Party Animals, has always lived with one foot on the gas and one hand on the self-destruct button. Charming, reckless, and a little too good at pretending he doesn't care, he hides his scars behind a crooked smile and late-night drives down roads that still haunt him. Bailey Sawyer knows better than to get tangled up in Tanner's chaos. She's steady where he's storm, soft where he's sharp, and careful with her heart in ways he's never learned to be. But when fate throws them back together-two summers after a fight that broke them apart-the past refuses to stay buried. What begins as sharp words and slammed doors slowly unravels into late-night confessions, laughter that feels like home, and the dangerous realization that maybe love never left at all. Between baseball lights, music that says the things they can't, and the echoes of lyrics Tanner once wrote-I love you, I'm sorry-they're forced to decide if second chances are worth the risk of heartbreak all over again. This is a story of wreckage and rebuilding, of the age-old curse of loving too hard and too fast, and of finding beauty in the crash. Because sometimes the most haunting love stories aren't the ones that end-they're the ones that refuse to.

Rae Flower has never been dazzled by baseball boys. As a veterinarian, her life revolves around healing strays and keeping her heart steady-far from the messy drama of stadium lights and fleeting fame. But when her best friend Y/N drags her to a Firefighters game, she meets Zachary "Zac" Bridges: the older Bridges brother, catcher with a dangerous smile, and a reputation that follows him like wildfire. Zac is used to adoration, but Rae doesn't play along. She sees the cracks in his charm, the way he hides loneliness under bravado. Against her better judgment, she lets him in. Their connection feels different-until the lies start surfacing. A "just friend." A late-night message. A familiar face too close for comfort. When the truth unravels, Rae learns the hardest lesson of all: betrayal doesn't always come with cheating. Sometimes it's the silence, the half-truths, the way someone breaks your trust piece by piece. Caught between regret and desire, Zac has to face the one title he can't outrun: traitor. And Rae must decide if her heart can forgive-or if this time, she'll save herself instead. Book 7 of The Playlist Series is a raw, emotional story of trust broken, lessons learned, and the kind of love that doesn't always get a second chance.

When Karlee Prescott left her Texas ranch for a new life in Georgia, she thought she was running from heartbreak. But meeting Jared "Donny" Donalson, a talented pitcher for the Savannah Bananas, turns her world upside down. Between sun-drenched fields and stadium lights, their connection burns like the orange glow of dusk - warm, fleeting, impossible to ignore. Karlee is grounded in her ranch, training horses and shaping a life on her own terms. Donny is on the road, chasing dreams, and yet somehow, he becomes the only person who feels like home. But love isn't simple, and distance and doubt threaten to pull them apart.

Alex Harrison never imagined her life would change with one email. Her best friend Allie Blake secretly sent her photography portfolio to Jessie Cole, and suddenly Alex was packing her bags for Savannah, leaving behind her job with the Texas Rangers to shoot a summer with the Bananas. She expected baseball. She expected chaos. She didn't expect Kyle "KJ" Jackson. From the start, sparks flew - in the dugout, behind the lens, in the quiet spaces where laughter softened into something neither of them could ignore. KJ was different from anyone Alex had ever met: steady, sharp, and unexpectedly tender. He saw her the way her camera saw the world - clearly, honestly, beautifully. But love doesn't always wait for the perfect moment. When Alex is pulled back to Texas, distance and circumstance threaten to undo everything they built together. What happens when the one person who feels like home is suddenly out of reach? 💛 "Nobody said it was easy. It's such a shame for us to part..." 💛 Told in dual POVs and set against the playful chaos of the Savannah Bananas, The Scientist is a story of timing, heartbreak, and the love that keeps pulling you back to the start. Inspired by the song " The Scientist"