In Her Own League by Liz Tomforde (Paperback)

In Her Own League by Liz Tomforde (Paperback)

Reese Remington breaks barriers as MLB’s first female team owner, facing scrutiny and pressure. When her team’s field manager challenges her, sparks fly between professionalism and temptation. As chemistry grows, boundaries blur, forcing Reese to balance ambition, love, and public perception, proving that being in control doesn’t mean she can’t follow her heart...read the full blurb.

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SKU:
LT-IHOL-PB
ISBN:
9781399746441
Pages:
440
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Weight 324 g
Dimensions 128 × 31 × 197 mm
Author

Liz Tomforde

Condition

New

Format

Paperback

Genre

Adult, Baseball, Contemporary, Contemporary Romance, Romance, Sports, Sports Romance, Workplace Romance

Publication Year

2026

Publisher

Hodder & Stoughton

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Blurb:

Reese Remington is the first female owner in Major League Baseball, prepared and determined to lead her team. Her expertise and sharp mind earn her respect behind the scenes, but the public doubts her place in a traditionally male-dominated world. Every decision is scrutinised, and distractions are a risk she cannot afford.

Emmett Montgomery, the team’s field manager and former All-Star, is used to running things his way. Initially resistant to Reese’s authority, he gradually notices her drive, intelligence, and passion for the game. Spending long hours together during the season sparks undeniable chemistry, challenging both to navigate their growing attraction while maintaining professional boundaries.

As pressure mounts from fans, players, and the media, Reese must balance ambition, leadership, and heart. Every choice has consequences, and the stakes are higher than ever. Their relationship develops amid tension, teamwork, and the challenge of proving that she belongs at the top.