About Offside Hearts by Beth Edwards
“He’s down bad and she’s down NOTHING.”
That’s what the internet said after Drew Langford — Tampa Bay Surf’s top striker — celebrated a hat trick by blowing a kiss at the scowling woman in the rival section. The clip hit two million views. The memes wrote themselves. And Kit Amaro’s carefully anonymous existence as a screaming superfan was suddenly, catastrophically, over.
She’s the Director of Business Operations for Gulf Coast United. She runs systems. She doesn’t become one. He’s the kind of man who notices everything and pretends to notice nothing. Who shows up early to every meeting so the space is warm when she arrives.
When their rival teams’ shared sponsor launches a summer-long “Bay Rivalry” campaign built around their alleged chemistry, Kit and Drew are thrown into forced proximity with a marketing director who has zero boundaries and a camera crew that catches everything. On campaign days, they’re colleagues. On game days? All collaboration off. She’s in rival colors, face paint on, full volume. He looks for her every time he scores. The internet loses its mind.
Offside Hearts is a sweet, witty sports romance about a woman who has a system for everything — except the man who makes her want to break every single one. Grumpy heroine, sunshine hero, rivals to lovers, forced proximity, viral moment, he falls first. Standalone with HEA. 74,000 words. Kindle Unlimited Exclusive.
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Author Bio:
Beth Edwards writes witty, warm sports romances where the heroes are patient, the heroines are difficult, and the banter never stops. She lives in Florida, where she spends her weekends watching soccer, arguing about offside calls, and writing love stories about people who are terrible at admitting they have feelings. When she’s not putting fictional soccer players through emotional hell, she’s watching real ones do it to themselves. Offside Hearts is the first book in the Tampa Bay Surf series. She is probably writing the next one right now.