Rucked Up Ruse (Scottish Rugby Rebels #2)
(By Beatrice Bradshaw)
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Finn Lennox is the Stirling Rebels’ resident bad boy. Fast on the field, faster in a nightclub, and fastest to seduce the ladies. But after vanishing on a bender at the start of the season, he returns with a scandal that could end his career.
The press is circling. The sponsors are furious. And if Finn doesn’t clean up his act, he’ll lose the only thing holding him rugby.
Theodora MacMickin rebuilt her life after her narcissistic ex destroyed her confidence and career. But when the agency’s future – and her dream job – are at risk, she agrees to fake a relationship with the most notorious player in Scottish rugby.
Just long enough to survive the media storm and keep him out of trouble. Convince the press he’s changed. Convince the sponsors he’s in love. Convince themselves this isn’t getting complicated.
Theo was only meant to run his social media, not move in with him to sell the lie. And definitely not fall for the man beneath the swagger.
But Finn’s hiding more than scandal. And Theo’s still learning how to trust herself – and her heart – again. When past wounds start bleeding into the present, they’ll have to decide what’s worth fighting for. Because if they fall for the lie, they might lose everything that’s real.
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Fake datingSports romance (Rugby!)Forced ProximityGood girl, bad boyPast wounds and hidden griefSlow burn & High heatSet in Scotland
FOR FANS OF sports romance with sizzling chemistry, fabulous banter, and fake dating tension that burns in the best way. Come for the thighs, stay for the emotional damage.
Fall hard for the Scottish Rugby Rebels – a brand-new rugby team that lands in a small Scottish town and sets everything on fire. They fight. They fall. They fail spectacularly at keeping it professional.
Four players. One coach. Five scorching hot love stories that hit harder than any tackle.”
