Rugbyplayer Stories

නුවර වලව් පැලැන්තියේ කෙල්ලෙක්ට හිත ගිය කොළඹ හතේ කොල්ලා. අවදානය පිණිසයි⭕ මෙය අතිශය සාමාන්‍ය කතාවකී

Finn Bradford, he's a Bradford. Smart, powerful handsome. Audrey Ashworth. She's an Ashworth. Clever, strong, beautiful. The children of family waring in a vicious rivalry of business. Of course there is the natural hate, but is there something more. Attraction? Staying away would be the best idea but that's hard when your in the same class in university. always at each others throats and fighting for top spot. Rivalry or just a denial of love? This book includes: Enemies to lovers One bed Taking her home drunk at a party Doesn't include: Sad ending Love triangle Or any of that sad shit

Charlotte Williams is forced by her parents to play rugby. Her three best friends can see the humour of this, but she certainly doesn't. Will everything work out for her? Or did her parents make a huge mistake by letting her play rugby? She has typical teenage problems like her non-existent boyfriend, betrayal of her friends, her dad who lives in Slovenia and her sister who wants to move. She has to make some sacrifices, but she also gets good things back. Will everything work out in the end or does she make the wrong choices? Read to find out!

When August Vaughn is forced to move cities yet again, she makes a promise to herself - no attachments, no heartbreak. She has spent the last seventeen years of her life guarding her heart, but when she meets Ciara O'brian, her walls begin to crumble. For the first time ever, August feels like she belongs. The only problem is Ciara's older brother, Ciann, an arrogant rugby star who seems determined to push her away. Ciann O'brian has his future mapped out- graduate, go pro, and leave the small town of Kilkenny, Ireland, behind. He can't afford distractions, especially not from his sister's sharp-tongued American friend. Determined to stay focused, Ciann makes August hate him, or at least he tries too. But no matter how hard he pushes, she keeps showing up, refusing to back down. As their final year of secondary school unfolds, August and Ciann find themselves caught in a turbulent dance of rivalry and friendship. But after their last summer, everything falls apart and they stop speaking altogether. Now, with their past and future colliding, the two must decide if some stories are meant to be rewritten, or if their last August together was truly the end.

Leif Arvidsson is a quiet storm on New York's professional rugby pitch. Broad-shouldered, unyielding, and carrying the silent knowledge that every tackle brings him closer to the day his body will finally refuse. Reserved and intense, he treats the game like a brutal conversation with the universe itself. Sigrid Voss, a sharp and introspective journalist with Faroese roots, arrives in the city to shadow him for an in-depth profile. Cool, independent, and unafraid of silence, she expects facts and strategy. What she finds instead are late-night conversations that drift from the violence of scrums and concussions to the fragility of existence. From hidden scars to the cold, beautiful indifference of the stars above the city lights. Set against the relentless pulse of New York, their connection builds slowly through stolen words in dim bars. Rain-soaked walks after matches. And moments where the line between interviewer and intimate witness disappears. It is a story of two guarded souls navigating the ache of being human. Where physical pain meets existential wonder. And the question lingers. Can any collision leave something lasting behind.

Olivia's life is pretty boring. That is, until she watches a game of rugby on TV and is entranced by the cute boy she sees there. Olivia is confident - she wants things she can't have. But she's always up for a challenge. Her latest challenge? Cameron Davies. He's an up-and-coming rugby prospect. Captain and star player of his school's team, from the outside Cameron radiates confidence. On the inside, however, it's a different story. Cameron is hiding something deep, and he's been shutting people out for years, refusing to let anyone break down his walls. Cameron has never seen Olivia before. They don't go to the same school, so its natural they haven't seen each other around. So when the mysterious-yet-confident brunette messages him, he's curious. Suddenly, Olivia is all Cameron can think about. But they've both got skeletons in the closet, some of which they don't ever want to see the light of day. Will they open up to each other, or will they let their secrets tear them apart? *YOU DO NOT HAVE TO HAVE A LARGE KNOWLEDGE OF RUGBY IN ORDER TO FOLLOW THIS BOOK*

Gay boys in love. That's it, that's the story. Sherlock is an arrogant shit to John in detention. Then they are forced to share a room together. A love starved boy meets a unable to love sociopath and they fall in love. The love story of the century if you ask me

Hi! I'm currently on a break and I'm not writing that much anymore but I hope to return to this book in the very near future xx

After a wildly successful campaign shoot, professional rugby player Johnny Kavanagh and model Annika Van Luven are pushed into a high‑profile brand partnership that ties their careers-and public images-together for a full year. Both fiercely independent and equally guarded, they enter the contract with reluctance and a mutual determination to keep things strictly professional. But proximity has a way of revealing the cracks beneath polished surfaces.

Emma knows one thing about boys: they lie. But he's English, charming and funny. Emma wants to trust him. Henry Pollock wants to be seen for who he really is. A little lie starts it all... but how far can it go before it breaks them?