About Yellow Card Hearts by Beth Edwards
Sports producer Camille Porter built her career on control. Every shot planned. Every angle considered. So when her breakout docuseries lands her in Tampa filming a USL Championship soccer team, she’s ready for anything — except Mateo Vidal. Midfielder. Fan favorite. The man who left her six years ago for this exact career, wearing the #8 jersey like he didn’t shatter her entire life plan on his way out the door.
Mateo knows he’s performing. The charm, the jokes, the effortless smile for the camera. He’s been running this play since college. But Camille sees through all of it, the way she always did, and the harder he tries to give her nothing real, the more she keeps finding it anyway.
Rules for surviving your ex on camera:
Call him by his last name. Always.
Keep the crew between you at all times.
Do NOT save footage of his unguarded moments to a secret folder on your laptop.
Do NOT watch said footage at midnight.
Do NOT remember what his hands felt like six years ago.
Absolutely do NOT kiss him in a media room during a rain delay.
Camille Porter broke every single rule.
Now he’s got an MLS offer, a transfer deadline, and the worst possible time to admit he never stopped wanting the person he left behind. She’s keeping footage she’ll never air. He’s making choices he can’t take back. And the transfer deadline is ticking.
Yellow Card Hearts is a sweet sports romance about second chances, the lies we tell with silence, and the courage it takes to stop performing and just stay. Book 2 in the Tampa Bay Surf series. Can be read as a standalone. 85,000 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. Yellow Card Hearts is the second book in the Tampa Bay Surf series. She is probably writing the next one right now.