Newhouse University

Lauren I've been able to keep my personal and academic life separate for the last three years I've been at Newhouse University. Not even my best friend/roommate knows the truth about my past. I learned a long time ago the best way to survive is to be invisible. My hope of graduating under the radar goes up in flames when James Hart gets assigned as my journalism partner. Not only do we have to write an article together, but he also has to write a story about me. I don't see an easy way out of this one. Hart I'm perceived as the campus grouch, but since I play baseball for the school, my behavior is excused. I don't date. I don't socialize. I have a small group of friends, and I'm happy with that. I didn't come to Newhouse to meet new people or fall in love. I'm here to play baseball and get drafted. That is until I see her. The little witch who put me under her spell. I'm not sure what to do about it. The more I get to know her, the more I want to keep her around, even if it means exposing a part of my past I keep hidden. For mature listeners.

A laugh-out-loud, spicy, dislike-to-lovers, college baseball romance. Wyatt All my friends are under the impression I'm only at Newhouse to chase women and play baseball. Those are two of my favorite pastimes. The truth is Newhouse is my chance to save my family's farm. If I don't get drafted, we'll lose everything we've been working hard to keep. Then I hear her sing, and she's all I can think about. It's messing up my game and putting my future in jeopardy. I need to get her out of my system, but this girl is playing hard to get. Her roommate, on the other hand, follows a strict schedule and is easy to track down. I can ask her to help me get the girl and silence the voice in my head. Only one problem: she hates me. Wren Go to a good college. Get my business degree. Work for my dad. That's all I wanted for my life. When the idea of marrying the son of my dad's business associate was brought up years ago, I didn't mind. Falling in love and getting married were never part of my life plan. Marrying a stranger to strengthen the family business is a sensible option. What doesn't make sense is him-the starting pitcher for the Newhouse Knights who thinks he's a gift to all women. He is not. He's a nuisance. He follows me around school, invades my privacy, and texts me non-stop. He's becoming impossible to ignore no matter how hard I try. I have planned my entire life with precision. I never planned on him. Strike Zone is book two of an interconnected standalone series. The Newhouse University series is best enjoyed in order but each book can be listened to on its own. For mature listeners.

Sydney I fell in love with Koa Mahina when I was twelve years old. Years later, he broke my heart with one word, and I've been trying to get over him ever since. It hasn't been easy considering he's my brother's best friend and is always hanging around. When I think I'm finally ready to move on with a guy I met online, Koa says he wants a second chance. He's saying all the right things, but I'm not sure if it's enough. Do I risk my heart a second time or give it a shot with someone new? Koa My heart has always belonged to Sydney Pierce. I messed up four years ago. Reckless words cost me the one person I've always wanted. She thinks I chose my friendship with her brother over her, but that isn't true. She may not know it, but I've done everything I can to keep her close. When she wouldn't talk to me, I found another way. It has always been her and I'm going to prove it. I'm not leaving Newhouse University without Sydney Pierce knowing I'm hers and I always have been. Foul Territory is book three in the Newhouse University series of interconnected standalones, which is best enjoyed in order. For mature listeners.