Off the Pitch

Rachel Whitfield doesn't have time for famous. She has forty drops to make, a debt to chip away at, and a bruised hip from a tinted-glass car that nearly folded her into a lamppost — and couldn't be bothered to stop. So she stopped it herself. Said everything twelve years of keeping her mouth shut had stored up, then rode away without learning the name.

The internet learned it for her. One hundred million views. His name is Kian — the most recognized face on the planet — and now the world has decided they're a love story.

Rachel doesn't do love stories. She does six-day weeks and a sister's dinners that cost exactly fifteen pounds. She has no use for a man whose silence was worth a watch deal while her hip hit the asphalt.

But real things have a way of outrunning the story people tell about them.

A sharp, steamy enemies-to-lovers romance with viral energy and emotional stakes that cut deep. Off the Pitch is for every woman who's wanted something raw to survive the spin.