Bøger af C W Farnsworth

Will Aster excels at two things: soccer and self-sabotage. Following a viral incident involving him and the club owner's wife, his only option to continue playing is overseas on FC Kluvberg-a team known for not tolerating scandal. A last chance and a harsh wake-up call.Sophia Beck has spent her life avoiding football. Growing up in the shadow of her family's stratospheric success in the sport left scars. About to begin her final year of university, she's eager to pursue a career in photography, not receive an internship assignment involving her brother's team. The last thing she expects is to meet a guy-a player-who makes her want to watch a game.He loves soccer.She resents it.Those contrary viewpoints collide when Will and Sophia discover something stronger than their conflicting emotions toward the sport-their feelings for each other.But...one wrong play can cost the game.And wrong plays are Will's specialty.

Are first loves meant to last? Or do we outgrow our pasts... She's been part of my life since we were kids. The girl who grew up across the street. The responsible, straight-A student destined for success. My little sister's best friend.Nothing like my reckless, impulsive self.But Cassia Nolan has always been my calm in the midst of chaos. All that centers me, besides basketball. I fought falling for her; it happened anyway.Growing older is supposed to involve getting wiser. But me? I keep making the same mistakes. And when the start of our senior year of college reveals some shocking truths, our relationship looks more fragile than ever.Letting her go sounds impossible. There's a saying about that...and things you love.I'm selfish. But she's the exception-always.

A lot can happen on a two-week trip to the Canadian wilderness. Auden Harmon learns her parents' marriage is officially over. Expected. Accidentally gifts a five-hundred-dollar pen to a stranger. Unexpected. Neither event wreaks havoc on her life quite like meeting Elliot Reid does. He has eyes the color of the cloudy sky. A slapshot the whole country has an unhealthy obsession with. The uncanny ability to say the exact right thing, right when she needs to hear it. They stay in touch after she leaves. Swap secrets. Become best friends. Tell each other everything. Well...almost everything. It's a thin line between love and hate. The line between love and friendship with a guy who makes mammoth-sized butterflies swarm your stomach? Practically transparent. But when he's made it clear friendship is all he has to offer? You can never say it.

Mr. Wrong /ˈmistər rôNG/ noun: the polar opposite of the perfect man. "A prime example of Mr. Wrong is a certain quarterback incapable of letting a grudge go." A reality television dating show was never part of my post-college plan. Nearly broke, unemployed, recently dumped me let my best friend Haley decide it should be. They say don't make life-altering decisions after five shots of tequila, and I now believe whoever coined that phrase.We all have rough patches, right? When nothing sounds better than snuggling on the couch in your favorite sweats, inhaling chocolate? Well, I've signed up for the glamorous version. Designer dresses. Poolside lounge chair. Open bar. Unfortunately, my free vacation takes a turn from mildly humiliating to full-on mortification when the identity of the man I'm meant to woo is revealed. What are the chances he's the quarterback I accidentally insulted on national television six months ago? Turns out they're pretty good. Famous athletes receive plenty of press coverage. Odds he remembers my constructive criticism? Turns out they're also pretty good. Thanks to a one-way plane ticket and a thirty-page contract I probably should have read before signing, I'm forced to follow through. To embark on a journey around the world with a man who hates me and the twenty-four other women he's "dating" that will be forever enshrined on film for millions to watch weekly. All to win Mr. Wrong.

It's hard to forget your past when you're staring at it. That's the conclusion Emma Watkins arrives at when she returns to Hayden, Maine-population 2,253; now 2,254-for the first time in nine years. When she sees him for the first time in nine years. When that word leaves his mouth. Buttercup. A pretty nickname in an ugly tone. A term of endearment time twisted into an insult. A taunt that nothing has been forgiven-or forgotten. She's back to sever ties. Break promises. Keep secrets. All easier said than done. The memories she left behind aren't all bad...more like mostly good. Reminders of the happy times before the heartbreak don't change the fact that this visit is a farewell tour, not a reunion. Caden Bennett is the guy she left behind. Being back where they began doesn't change that. But she never intended to fall for him the first time, either.