✍ Scribed by Wyatt, Tara
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Dylan McCormick is a talented man. An All-Star pro baseball player, he's no stranger to success and fame. But as far as Maggie Jennings is concerned, he can get lost. Just because she's the PR director for his new team, the Dallas Longhorns, doesn't mean she wants anything to do with him.
Ten years ago, Dylan broke her heart. Before he was famous, before he was baseball's golden boy, when he was just the high school senior who she gave herself to—her heart and her body—only to have him throw it away.
But the past has a way of refusing to stay buried, and Maggie finds herself face to face with Dylan and working with him. So maybe—just maybe—the answer isn't running, but scratching the itch still burning between them to get him out of her system for good. Forever.
Too bad Dylan has other plans, because what he wants most of all—more than breaking his hitless streak, more than recovering from his knee injury—is Maggie....
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