Pitcher Perfect: A Novel by Tessa Bailey (Paperback)

Pitcher Perfect: A Novel by Tessa Bailey (Paperback)

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When NHL rookie Robbie agrees to fake-date softball star Skylar to help her win another man, sparks fly. But between challenges and chemistry, their pretend relationship starts to feel all too real...read the full blurb.

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SKU:
TB-BS-04-PPAN-PB
ISBN:
9780063429819
Pages:
336
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Weight 298 g
Dimensions 129 × 27 × 198 mm
Author

Tessa Bailey

Condition

New

Format

Paperback

Publication Year

2025

Publisher

HarperCollins

Genre

Baseball, Contemporary, Contemporary Romance, Enemies to Lovers, Forced Proximity, Hockey, Romance, Sports, Sports Romance

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Blurb:

Robbie Corrigan has everything he ever wanted — fame, fortune, and a spot in the NHL with the Boston Bearcats. As a rising hockey star and notorious playboy, he’s used to getting his way both on and off the ice. Then he meets Skylar Paige — a disciplined Division 1 softball pitcher who sees straight through his charm and has no time for his games.

Skylar has her eyes on someone else — her brother’s best friend. So when Robbie offers to help her win him over, she reluctantly agrees to a fake relationship that might finally get her crush’s attention. What she doesn’t expect is how real pretending starts to feel.

Thrown together at a family wilderness competition, Robbie and Skylar are forced to trust each other in ways neither planned. Between heated challenges and moments that test their patience and attraction, their connection deepens until the line between fake and real starts to blur.

Pitcher Perfect by Tessa Bailey is a fast-paced, funny, and fiery romance about two opposites discovering that sometimes love isn’t part of the plan — it’s the whole game.