After breaking things off with her fiancé and leaving her job in the city, Kayla is focused on her new responsibilities as the owner of the Mullet Ridge Mudflaps. She doesn’t know much about baseball but she’s willing to learn. Kayla is struggling to fit in to her new town despite everything she is doing, but the people just don’t seem to trust her. Sean is the hometown hero. He’s always taking care of everyone else. He learns that Kayla’s status as the owner of the Mudflaps is in jeopardy and he steps in to help fix her problem. With marriage.

I absolutely loved this book! I started laughing at the dedication page and kept smiling throughout the entire book. The banter was so good! Kayla and Sean were flirting with each other constantly and it was so much fun to read. It seems like a lot of books with the marriage of convenience trope have a couple who has feelings for each other but they have to hide it for one reason or another and the whole story will be about them realizing they don’t have to hide their feelings…This book was not that. Sean and Kayla didn’t hide anything. They kept flirting and expressing interest in each other and it was absolutely adorable. I also loved how mature they were as a couple. If they had a doubt or question pop into their head, they just talked about it. It was so refreshing! Talk about Relationship Goals! The banter between Kayla and her brothers was hilarious as well. Can we get a book about them? They were so much fun. There were some emotional topics throughout the book and I think the author did a fantastic job tackling them. I have no complaints. This book was beautiful. A work of art. I thoroughly enjoyed it. I loved Watson’s writing. It was emotional, endearing, and so very entertaining. I think I’ve found a new author here, people!

P.S. I loved the bonus epilogues. They were so fun! Be sure to check them out!