Love Match

by Keira Andrews Narrated by Kirt Graves

Overview

Secret romance changes the rules of the game.



Luke's never falling in love again.



All that matters now is winning. He's one of the best tennis players in the world. He has titles and endorsements and fans. He doesn't need love. Especially since he's sure he'll lose everything if he comes out.



Then rookie Jesse walks into the locker room.



Jesse, with his youthful optimism and sweet smile. His alluring innocence.



If Luke gives in to temptation, how long will Jesse be content as secret lovers? Can two pro tennis players find love without losing their careers-and their hearts?



Contains mature themes.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940176220315
Publisher:	Tantor Audio
Publication date:	05/03/2022
Edition description:	Unabridged

Read an Excerpt

"Did you really have to bring the heat back with you from Chile?" Jesse fanned his face with his racquet.

"I thought it was the least I could do, it was threatening to snow last week." Luke smacked the ball over the net and waited for Jesse's return shot. The sun was high in the sky and only a faint breeze wafted over from the sea. It was February, but the temperature had soared into the high eighties.

"Har, har." Jesse hit a backhand cross-court.

Luke returned it and they kept the rally going for another few shots before Luke hit a winner up the line. Out of breath, Luke pulled his tank top off over his head, tired of the cloth sticking to him.

"Good idea," Jesse followed suit, tossing his shirt to the side of the court.

Luke watched for a few moments: Jesse's firm stomach and lean arms, skin that looked smooth to the touch...

"--waiting for?"

"Huh?" Luke blinked. Jesse was staring at him.

"I said, what are you waiting for? It's your serve."

"Right." He served quickly, trying to avoid any further conversation. They rallied back and forth again, with Jesse eventually hitting a solid backhand into the corner. Luke saw it coming and tapped a drop shot just over the net. Jesse ran for it, legs flying, a blur of motion.

Just when Luke thought he was actually going to be able to return the shot, Jesse doubled over in pain, his racquet clattering to the ground as he fell. Luke was around the net before he'd even had a chance to think about it.

"Are you okay?" He kneeled beside Jesse on the hot surface of the court.

Jesse grimaced, his hands on his left leg. "It's just a cramp. I guess I'm not used to the heat rightnow."

"Here," Luke moved Jesse's hands aside and started kneading the stiff muscles.

"It's okay, I'll be fine," Jesse gritted out.

"Just sit there and shut up."

Jesse didn't argue and Luke continued massaging his leg. He didn't apply too much pressure, just enough to dissipate some of the tension. He moved his hands over Jesse's calf and up to his thigh and tried not to think about how the skin was just as smooth as he thought it would be.

The fine blond hair on Jesse's legs felt soft under Luke's fingers as he kneaded and urged away any tightness. Neither of them spoke and Luke could feel Jesse's breath on his cheek, could feel the heat from his body.

Suddenly it seemed like the air was electric, like there was nothing else in the world but the two of them. Nothing but the feel of Jesse's hot skin, the sound of his breathing. Luke felt a rush of blood to his cock when he noticed that Jesse was getting hard beneath his nylon shorts. He would only need to move his hand a few inches up Jesse's thigh and he could hold him, stroke him--

With a rush of air, Jesse's lips were on his, soft and hot and pressing insistently.

Luke jolted away as if Jesse had slapped him.

He sat back and sucked a deep breath into his lungs. He hadn't kissed anyone in a very long time, and he hadn't expected it to feel like this. He wasn't sure if he was so shocked because it was different from what he remembered, or because it was the same.

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