✍ Scribed by Michelle Irwin
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Thanks to her favorite sport, Brooke Reid is on her way. With a full college scholarship waiting for her, and a head full of WNBA dreams, she leaves for her summer job as a counselor at her childhood basketball camp. Her game plan was set in stone, even if the specific plays were a little uncertain. What she couldn't anticipate is the mysterious Brock Reede and his fiery attitude. Personalities collide and Brooke is entangled in something she never expected.
Best Shot can be read as a stand-alone duet but is also a continuation of the Reede Family / Racing Hearts Saga.
Due to some content, this series is not intended for people under the age of 18.
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