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Romance
Making the varsity baseball team is hard enough. But making it as a girl? Twice as difficult. You have to have the skills, determination, courage and an open mind. Blair meets all of the requirements to be on the varsity baseball team. She wants to prove to everybody that she can do it, no matter what they say, and nothing can stop her. But someone might be able to put her dreams on a standstill. Blaise is new to Kings High School. He's a self centered jerk, with an insane past that's protected by brick walls. And of course he's gotta be on the varsity team as well.
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