Rose was the youngest out of the three Bolton kids, Ned was the middle child but that didn't make him unknown at all, and then there was the eldest of the Bolton children. Almost seven years older than 13 year old Ned, Kate Bolton was almost 19 and took after her father, almost more than Ned. At the age of 4 her father had her watching football game. By the time Kate turned 15 she was analyzing her fathers games, handing incredible feedback that changed the way Bolton coached his teams and the way they played. Brendon Bolton was an incredible AFL coach, after years coaching for both the Hawthorn and Carlton Football Clubs he was signed to coach for the Collingwood Football Club. The club had also signed Kate as one of the vice coaches for the team, this would start Kate's career as a female AFL coach. Fortunately, Kate already new many of the players like Scott Pendlebury, Darcy Moore and Brained Maynard but she would be completely new to the team along with her dad. Watch Kate's journey though coaching as one of the only female members on a male team and her relationships with the players grow.

"His not even that fine" Audrey McRae finds herself tangled up in a situation. A player from her dad's team and her have one of a... let's say awkward relationship. Just as things couldn't get worse, Patrick finds himself confessing his love. How does Audrey take it? ! I WAS ASKED TO WRITE ABOUT LIPA, he is fine tho !

A Marcus Bontempelli Story Catie O'Sullivan, a famous musician running away from her seemingly wonderful life unexpectedly meets her match when she's introduced to a familiar stranger in Marcus Bontempelli, superstar of the Western Bulldogs. Will she keep the demons of her past at bay to entertain the possibility of setting roots in Melbourne and potentially fall in love? Stranger things have happened. This is a work of fiction.

Both Nick and Madison's families were close growing up. When Madison had to move to Sydney for 3 years for university she left everything behind in Melbourne. Once returning home, Nick had the biggest glow up... I mean 3 years does make a difference.

We all crave attention in one form or another. Some bask in the glow of positive attention, while others find themselves ensnared in a web of unwanted scrutiny. But not everyone gets to choose which kind they receive. "Envy" is the final book in the AFL series, delves into the tangled tale of a love triangle that defies all conventional expectations, pushing the boundaries of desire, jealousy, and obsession.

Fixed. Broken. Found. Lost. Independent. Dependent. What is the one difference between all those words? Adina Hale, the offcut of a family. Hale's commitment is like no other. Her job means more than life to her. The only constant thing that has stayed by her side. No one could possibly ever shake up her determination. Jack Ginnivan, a young aspiring football luminary. Ginnivan is much more than a bleached mullet, but who is he? Behind that cheeky smile lies a sporadic young adult. That smile lies more than the average pathological psycho. So what's the difference? The thing is, they're both so clueless and ambitious, can that break a bond? Or is that called being obnoxious and voracious? 𝘵𝘦𝘢𝘳𝘧𝘶𝘭 𝘥𝘰𝘱𝘢𝘔𝘐𝘕𝘌 - 𝐉.𝐆

"But it was your game that left the scars" • • • • • Course language Mature Content I do not wish to sexualise Bailey Smith in any way possible and I understand many people don't like him at this point in time but just remember people do make mistakes ❤️ ***used to be named: -helping him***

NOT CURRENTLY WRITING When Ellie comes home from training to find her brother at home with some friends playing a game Sam Walsh story (Ps it's probably really bad but anyway)

Cassie just turned 21 and is a HUGE richmond fan! She realises how much 1 year can change her life.

"Goldmine" is the third book in the AFL series, drawing readers into a poignant and thought-provoking journey. Meeting a celebrity crush-a dream so many hold close to their hearts-becomes a reality. Yet, the old adage warns: don't meet your heroes, for disappointment often follows. In this tale, the encounter is more than just a meeting; it's an exploration of admiration, expectation, and the stark contrast between fantasy and reality. Read my story and decide for yourself if meeting your idol is worth the risk of shattering the illusion, or if some dreams are best left untouched, glittering from afar.