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Sliding into Home
Will a sexy attorney help the Condors' rebel first baseman outrun his father's shadow-or merely strip him of his illusions? More than anything, Arizona Condors first baseman Greg Bartlesby wants to make his own name in the big leagues. Too bad being the son of MLB legend Jake "Big Man" Bartlesby makes that impossible. Even worse? His attempts to differentiate himself from his old man more often land him in legal trouble. His latest brush with the law brings him in contact with an attorney he's met before-as a dancer at the club where he was arrested...for protecting her. Jenn Simpson isn't a stripper-not that she can convince her bonehead client her twin is the one doing the dancing. When Greg offers her sister a job at his father's Foundation, Jenn is the one who accepts, at her sister's urging. She soon discovers she likes the work-and her new boss. As she and Greg forge a friendship and more, she knows it's time to convince him she's not who he thinks. But when his father's hospitalization compels Greg to fast-track his leap to the majors by capitalizing on Big Jake's fame, it might be too late for her to expunge the record.
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Sliding into Home
Will a sexy attorney help the Condors' rebel first baseman outrun his father's shadow-or merely strip him of his illusions? More than anything, Arizona Condors first baseman Greg Bartlesby wants to make his own name in the big leagues. Too bad being the son of MLB legend Jake "Big Man" Bartlesby makes that impossible. Even worse? His attempts to differentiate himself from his old man more often land him in legal trouble. His latest brush with the law brings him in contact with an attorney he's met before-as a dancer at the club where he was arrested...for protecting her. Jenn Simpson isn't a stripper-not that she can convince her bonehead client her twin is the one doing the dancing. When Greg offers her sister a job at his father's Foundation, Jenn is the one who accepts, at her sister's urging. She soon discovers she likes the work-and her new boss. As she and Greg forge a friendship and more, she knows it's time to convince him she's not who he thinks. But when his father's hospitalization compels Greg to fast-track his leap to the majors by capitalizing on Big Jake's fame, it might be too late for her to expunge the record.
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Sliding into Home

Sliding into Home

by Arlene M Hittle
Sliding into Home

Sliding into Home

by Arlene M Hittle

Overview

Will a sexy attorney help the Condors' rebel first baseman outrun his father's shadow-or merely strip him of his illusions? More than anything, Arizona Condors first baseman Greg Bartlesby wants to make his own name in the big leagues. Too bad being the son of MLB legend Jake "Big Man" Bartlesby makes that impossible. Even worse? His attempts to differentiate himself from his old man more often land him in legal trouble. His latest brush with the law brings him in contact with an attorney he's met before-as a dancer at the club where he was arrested...for protecting her. Jenn Simpson isn't a stripper-not that she can convince her bonehead client her twin is the one doing the dancing. When Greg offers her sister a job at his father's Foundation, Jenn is the one who accepts, at her sister's urging. She soon discovers she likes the work-and her new boss. As she and Greg forge a friendship and more, she knows it's time to convince him she's not who he thinks. But when his father's hospitalization compels Greg to fast-track his leap to the majors by capitalizing on Big Jake's fame, it might be too late for her to expunge the record.

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781535089555
Publisher: CreateSpace Publishing
Publication date: 07/03/2016
Series: All's Fair in Love & Baseball , #3
Pages: 204
Product dimensions: 5.98(w) x 9.02(h) x 0.47(d)

About the Author

Arlene Hittle is a Midwestern transplant who now makes her home in northern Arizona. She suffers from the well-documented Hittle family curse of being a Cubs fan but will root for the Diamondbacks until they run up against the Cubs. Longtime friends are amazed she writes books with sports in them, since she's about as coordinated as a newborn giraffe and used to say marching band required more exertion than golf. Find her at arlenehittle.com, on Twitter (@arlenehittle) or on Facebook (Arlene Hittle, Author).
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