From New York Times bestselling author Amy Daws comes a laugh-out-loud, spicy, British sports romance series featuring four football-playing brothers, one dysfunctional family, and enough romantic chaos to earn a lifetime of yellow cards.
From New York Times bestselling author Amy Daws comes a laugh-out-loud, spicy, British sports romance series featuring four football-playing brothers, one dysfunctional family, and enough romantic chaos to earn a lifetime of yellow cards. The Harris Brothers are second generation football royalty in England, famous for their talent on the pitch and their complete inability to stay out of trouble off it. From career-altering injuries, to media scandals, and old childhood friends coming back into their lives, these brooding, overbearing, oversharing brothers somehow manage to get taken down by the one thing they never saw coming... Love. But while these four brothers are busy falling headfirst into romance, another dream has always been waiting for them. Playing together at the World Cup. Packed with Amy Daws's signature humor, heart, steam, and family banter, this binge-worthy series follows the Harris brothers through career highs, personal mishaps, and unforgettable happily-ever-afters before culminating in the ultimate finale—chasing football glory for England on the world's biggest stage. Because winning the World Cup is impressive. Managing the Harris Brothers? Practically impossible.
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