Judah Young hasn't ever really had to worry about much in life. Her parents, divorced and both happily re-married, made enough money to see her into college and she's always had her best friend, Mason Rivers, right by her side. So, when Mason does the unthinkable, Judah doesn't just feel the carpet get ripped away from under her feet: she watches as her entire world disintegrates around her. Grappling with shocking revelations she doesn't want to believe are true, Judah stumbles through the second half of her junior year at the University of British Columbia, barely holding it together. It doesn't help that Aubin Abaya, UBC's star tight-end, begins pushing the boundaries of their strictly friends with benefits arrangement, determined to help the girl he's been sharing his bed with for months when she needs someone the most.

DOUBLE HEARTBREAK is the second book in the trilogy to DOUBLE PLAY. It is recommended, as it is a continuation, to read DOUBLE PLAY before reading DOUBLE HEARTBREAK. The story that started with DOUBLE PLAY continues... The boy she loved is back. The boy she's falling for is standing in his way. Someone's heart will break-and it might be hers. When Colton Montgomery returns to Charleston University, he's not just coming back to finish his degree-he's rejoining the baseball team and walking straight back into the condo he shares with his fraternal twin brother, Beau... and with Willa James. Determined to face his father's wrath and ready to expose the truth about the rift that tore his family apart, Colton isn't running anymore. But Beau Montgomery isn't ready to face the threat of Colton-armed with the kind of secrets that could destroy their father and the pull to steal Willa away from him. Wrestling with feelings for her he's never said out loud, Beau doesn't know how to move forward when the past-Colton-has returned to fight for her. Willa never expected to be caught here again-torn between the brother who's been her anchor and the one who once set her soul on fire. The lines between past and present blur until she's forced to ask herself what it really means to love...and what it costs to choose. This time, there's no way to keep her heart from breaking. The only question is-which brother will be the one to ruin her?

When Willa James transfers to Charleston University to hit reset, the last thing she expects is to end up roommates with Beau Montgomery. He's quiet, broody, and fiercely private, but there's something about him that draws her in. Over shared takeout, sarcastic debates, and late-night Netflix marathons, Willa slowly chips away at his walls. And soon, the silence between them starts to feel like home. What Willa doesn't know is that Beau Montgomery, Charleston's golden-gloved outfielder, is still reeling from the rift that tore his family in half-and that his fraternal twin brother, Colton, was the spark that lit the fire. And Colt? He's the same guy Willa had a searing, anonymous one-night stand with over the summer at a music festival in Tennessee. No first or last names. No expectations. Just a night she still can't forget. She never thought she'd see him again-until he walks into Beau's condo and back into her life. Beau doesn't know about the night Willa spent with Colt. And Colt doesn't realize that the girl who's suddenly part of his fraternal twin brother's world is his Willa. Torn between the brother who's been her anchor and the one who set her soul on fire, Willa is forced to reckon with what it means to truly love-and what happens when the heart wants two impossible things at once.

Sophia Brooks may have millions of likes on her style videos and a perfectly curated life, but she's determined to prove she's more than an Instagram feed. Her first year at Columbia Law was all about discipline, focus, and avoiding drama, but her dream summer internship with a top sports agency throws her straight into it. Her first client meeting? Cooper Cole - the 29-year-old star pitcher for the New York Yankees. Charismatic, infuriating, and the city's favorite headline-maker, Cooper is both the agency's crown jewel and its biggest liability. When Sophia publicly calls him, the clip goes viral... and Cooper finds it hilarious. The agency assigns Sophia to help manage Cooper's endorsements and sponsorship negotiations as part of damage control. But per the company's very strict code of conduct, personal relationships with clients are off-limits. Which would be fine-if Cooper weren't annoyingly perceptive, unexpectedly kind when the cameras aren't around, and completely incapable of leaving her alone. - This work is a first draft :) -