The San Diego Storm Series by Emerson Beckett

There’s a thin line between love and hate. Everything depends on what lengths you’re willing to go to in order to cross the line.Lennox SandersI have no clue what happened with Dane.The last thing I remember is the night we graduated from high school.Twelve years later, we’re both living in San Diego.He can’t stand to look at me, and I can’t stand to stay away.I have to know what he’s hiding, and I’ll stop at nothing to find out.Lieutenant Dane CallowayLennox wants me back in his life... moreThere’s a thin line between love and hate. Everything depends on what lengths you’re willing to go to in order to cross the line.Lennox SandersI have no clue what happened with Dane.The last thing I remember is the night we graduated from high school.Twelve years later, we’re both living in San Diego.He can’t stand to look at me, and I can’t stand to stay away.I have to know what he’s hiding, and I’ll stop at nothing to find out.Lieutenant Dane CallowayLennox wants me back in his life. But I walked away from my former best friend and our plans for a reason.He wants to know what happened, but I think he knows.I hate him, and he lives to irritate the f*ck out of me.And I’m not giving in even though it’s all I want to do. Illegal Formation is a childhood best friends to one-sided enemies to lovers MM Sports Romance. It is book two in the San Diego Storm Series. Tropes include grumpy sunshine, hurt comfort, humor with low to medium angst. less

Pushing him to the edge of no return has become my life's work.Carson St. James I detest my new teammate. The cocky, infuriating, obnoxious Australian rugby star, Colin Kearney, gets under my skin in every way imaginable. No wonder he got kicked out of his league. For some reason, the coach appoints me to teach him the rules of the game. And when he kisses me on the nose, after I rake him over the coals, it sets off a chain reaction in me I can't come back from.Colin KearneyOkay... morePushing him to the edge of no return has become my life's work.Carson St. James I detest my new teammate. The cocky, infuriating, obnoxious Australian rugby star, Colin Kearney, gets under my skin in every way imaginable. No wonder he got kicked out of his league. For some reason, the coach appoints me to teach him the rules of the game. And when he kisses me on the nose, after I rake him over the coals, it sets off a chain reaction in me I can't come back from.Colin KearneyOkay. I might to make him crazy a little too much. It's the most fun I've had since being kicked out of the NRL. He thinks I'm drongo, but I'm not stupid. I know exactly what I'm doing, and I'm not gonna stop until I get him under me. And I don't mean on the field.  Personal Foul is a teammate, rivals-to-lovers, forced proximity MM Sports Romance, and book three in the San Diego Storm Football Series. less