Odell a football player had never imagined himself settling down again at least not this early in his life. He was just getting the recognition he deserved and football was his main focus or so he thought that was until Naya entered the picture. Naya Anderson a famous singer she made a name for herself as being a singer/ songwriter. She's had her fair share of relationships but one thing she prides her self on was not dating too many people in the limelight, it created too much drama. That was until she met Odell what started out has just friends turned into an attraction neither one of them could control. Now Odell was faced with obstacles and temptations he had to overcome while Naya had to learn to open up herself to someone new. But In the end does it end up hurting the two or bringing them closer. "Send your love to move me My world has powered over me In perfect ruins Somehow it towers over me" - Kwabs 'Perfect Ruin'

Danielle Suarez is happily married to her high school and college sweetheart, Christian Suarez. When the young, happy couple find themselves in desperate financial circumstances they decide to go to Vegas with the last bit of their savings to try and win enough money to get them out of the hole they had dug themselves in. In a chance meeting Danielle meets, New York Giants wide receiver, Odell Beckham, Jr. After losing all of their savings gambling that night, Odell borrows Danielle for "luck" in his high roller card game. It is her "luck" that wins him a million dollars. At a private party later that night he presents an offer to the couple that they can't refuse. Can Danielle and Christian survive the test they put their marriage through? Do professional athletes really get any woman they want? How far will each person go for love? ***I am not affiliated with Odell Beckham Jr., the NFL, the New York Giants, or anyone mentioned in this book. This is a completely fictional story.*** © 2017 D.S. Little All rights reserved. No portion of this book may be reproduced in any form without permission from the author, except as permitted by U.S. Copyright law. ************