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A grumpy rugby star and his worst enemy bound by a contract. And enough tension to set fire to every pitch in Scotland. Brodie MacRae's career is hanging by a thread. Once the golden boy of Scottish rugby, he's become a walking PR disaster after a gambling scandal sent his reputation into freefall. Now his future depends on the woman he blames for torching it: Charlotte Harrington Charlie is done playing nice. She left her father's sports empire, dumped her cheating fiancé, and started her own little agency. She never expected to inherit Brodie MacRae's contract - or the mess that came with him. But if she can't turn the most volatile player in Scottish rugby into a headline the sponsors can stomach and the fans adore, she'll lose everything she's trying to build. He's angry, arrogant, and infuriatingly fit. She's bossy, brilliant, and determined not to sleep with him. And neither of them is willing to lose. The more time they're forced to spend together, the harder it gets to tell if they hate each other - or if it's just easier to fight than admit they're falling... ------- TROPES: - enemies to lovers - rugby player x sports agent - forced proximity - only one bed - work romance - he falls first FOR FANS OF sports romance with off-the-charts chemistry, devastating banter, and grumpy x fiery tension that hurts in the best way.

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'I loved everything about the very spicy rugby story.' - Marie 'Author Beatrice Bradshaw creates such dreamy male leads and Brodie the bad boy rugby star is one of the best!' - Linda 'My first rugby romance and I loved it! The angst, chemistry, banter and spice are top tier!' - Kirsty 'This book was just what I needed, a sweet, short, and spicy rugby romance, with the bonus of being set in Scotland!' - Issy 'Prepare for snarky banter and hot Scots.' - Bonnie

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Beatrice Bradshaw crafts spicy contemporary romances set across Scotland - whisking readers away to glens and windswept coastlines without the need for a plane ticket! When not hunched over her laptop in her Glasgow flat (fuelled by industrial amounts of coffee and pastries), you'll find her hunting for inspiration in crumbling castles, exploring Scottish landscapes, or striking up conversations with the residents of ancient cemeteries. Her future gravestone will immortalise the time she convinced David Hasselhoff to sing, a tale best shared over whisky. And while she throws herself into ceilidhs with the same enthusiasm as karaoke nights, her dancing has been described as 'enthusiastically hazardous'.

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