Nashville Rampage

NYT and USA Today Bestselling author Kaylee Ryan brings you a new standalone series surrounding the Nashville Rampage football team. Make the Play is a brother's best friend, forbidden, secret relationship romance.CorieKnox Beckett is heartbreak in a helmet. He's also my brother's best friend, and so far out of my league, he's untouchable.But a few stolen glances turn into a welcome home that blindsides us both.The rules are clear. We just chose not to follow them.Now we're sneaking around like we're running a trick play, hooking up behind closed doors, and pretending our actions don't have the power to blow up our lives.Knox is under my skin and tackling his way into my heart. Ready or not, it's time we make the play.KnoxShe's the last girl I'm allowed to want-my best friend's little sister. She's all grown up and looking at me in invitation.The second Corie crashes into me, with her tanned, toned skin, in a barely there bikini, I know I'm in trouble.I shouldn't look. And I sure as hell shouldn't touch. My hands are already on her waist, one second longer, and I'll do something we both might regret.What I do is even worse. I help her land a job working for the team. My team.Now I can't get her out of my mind, or my way. And keeping my hands to myself is a penalty waiting to happen. Because Corie isn't just off-limits-she's one line I swore I'd never cross, yet I'm sprinting toward it.I'd risk the season-my entire career-for her just to make the play.

NYT and USA Today Bestselling author Kaylee Ryan brings you a new standalone series surrounding the Nashville Rampage football team. Follow the Play is a single dad, nanny, friends-to-lovers, forced proximity sports romance. Baker Being a single dad was never part of the playbook, but one look at my son and everything changed. Now football and fatherhood are my whole world-a world that gets turned upside down when my nanny quits two weeks before training camp. Sloane Peterson runs interference by stepping in to help. She's sweet, dependable, and the one woman I shouldn't want. Not when our lives are so entwined. But every time she smiles at my son-or me-it gets harder to remember that our little arrangement is only temporary. Sloane Taking a short-term nanny gig for Nashville Rampage's most eligible DILF has disaster written all over it. But when Daddy Sin is in a bind, I do just that. It keeps me from waiting tables, and his son is the cutest little boy on the planet. Baker Sinclair is famous, has a body like a Greek god, and when he's in daddy mode… he's irresistible. He's also currently my new boss, and completely forbidden. The longer I'm in his home, the less this feels like a job. Because between reading bedtime stories and baking cookies, I can't imagine my life without them... either of them. Too bad love doesn't follow lesson plans... or playbooks.

NYT and USA Today Bestselling author Kaylee Ryan brings you a new standalone series surrounding the Nashville Rampage football team. Change the Play is a found family, forced proximity, workplace, sports romance. FosterI learned early how to survive on my own. Keep my head down and my past locked away. My childhood taught me that nothing lasts and no one chooses you forever. So I built a life free from love-and pain. Football gave me discipline. Success gave me distance. Silence kept me safe.Then Eden walked into my house.My new housekeeper. Someone meant to clean my messes and remain on the edges of my life. Except she didn't stay on the edges. She saw me-really saw me-and didn't look away. Her laugh somehow turned my empty house into something that felt like a home. With her, the walls I spent years building began to crack.Loving her means risking everything. It means believing I'm worth choosing. She makes me want to stop hiding… and change the play. EdenI know what it's like to grow up unwanted. To pack your life into boxes and pretend it doesn't hurt when no one ever unpacks them for you. Loneliness taught me independence and resilience, to build a family from the people who stay. I never expected more. Then I met Foster.He's quiet and guarded, carrying the weight of a past he refuses to name. Working for him was supposed to be simple-do my job, keep my head down, don't cross lines. But the more time we spend together, the more I see the man beneath the armor. The one he hides from the world.We weren't looking for love. Yet somewhere in the stolen moments, we chose each other. And for the first time, I'm not just building a family-I'm finally home.