Competitive Advantage: A Football and Basketball Romantic Comedy (Fourth Quarter Fever)

I hate my coach's daughter... so why did I marry her in Vegas?

Kennedy

Do you believe in hate at first sight?

That’s what happened when I met Daylen Humblecut, the walking embodiment of every red flag I’ve ever carefully cataloged.
He might be the fun-loving football superstar who plays for my father, but I loathe every ridiculous word that comes out of his annoyingly attractive mouth.

As the toughest professional basketball player in the league, surely I can handle spending time with the most obnoxious, worst-dressed man on the planet, right? I have no choice—our teammates are friends.
When one of those teammates plans the trip of a lifetime to Sin City for all of us, I happily board the plane and vow to stay far away from Daylen.

They say what happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas. But I’m here to tell you, that’s not always true.
After the craziest weekend of my life, I return to Philly with… a husband. Guess who it is. Yep, Mr. Red Flag himself.

When I'm forced to spend time with him to get an annulment, our verbal sparring becomes a thing of beauty. Sparks fly from our mouths as we exchange jabs at every opportunity. I’ve never met a man who can go toe-to-toe with my snark, but Daylen manages to do exactly that with a smile on his goofy face. And then…

Things begin to shift. Those sparks turn into flames. The flames bring about the most unexpected situation of my life.
I’m used to taking care of myself, but suddenly there’s someone there to help me.

The red flags slowly change to a different color—one that looks a lot like green.