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Dibs by Kimberly Knight
05/13/2024
From USA Today bestselling authors Kimberly Knight and Rachel Lyn Adams comes a double bi-awakening MM forced proximity friends to lovers standalone romance with secret hook-ups between two single dads that will have you swooning as you flip the pages.
Sometimes, an unexpected night can change everything ...
It’s said that college is where you try things and eventually find yourself. Chase Matthewson hadn’t expected to experiment with his roommate and fellow teammate, Gage Statler, but a drunken night at a party led them to the same bed. Before either of them could wrap their heads around what happened, Gage suffered a devastating injury and left college.
With no closure, the two put that night behind them and never spoke of it or to each other again. They both moved on, married women, and started families. Chase lived out his dream of playing professional baseball while Gage found different ways to fulfill his passion for the sport.
Years later, both men find themselves divorced, focused on fatherhood, and not looking for another long-term relationship. But what they don’t know is that the past is about to bring them together.
Gage starts coaching Chase’s son’s travel ball team, forcing the former roommates to come face to face and finally acknowledge their secret hookup. When the team moms joke about calling dibs on the hot coach, Chase wants to tell them he called dibs first.
Tropes included in this novel are: double bi-awakening, secret encounters, single dad romance, friends to lovers, roommate romance, all grown up, second chance romance, former MLB player
Book Length: 150-320 Pages
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