Playing the Field
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  • Reads 10,444
  • Votes 425
  • Parts 13
  • Time 1h 46m
Ongoing, First published Oct 19, 2016
SEQUEL TO PLAYING THE GAME

Highschool is long behind her and now Avery is tackling her second year of college. Here there are new challenges, more haters and extreme amounts of pressure. She plays football openly, is the little starlet of ESPN, adored and admired yet criticized for her gender.

With her two best friends away in another college, Avery relies on her close friend Drill, and a few other new buddies to help get her through the day.

This is an entire new ball game and Avery is still learning the ropes. She's feeling the pressure and unsure of herself all over again.

Under an even bigger spotlight, Avery must prove to not only herself but the world that a woman can do what a man can. Hell, maybe even do it better. In heels. On her period.

Follow this Southern sweetheart as she deals with more sexism and battles for her right to play ball.
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