Daylight

Rosie Edwards returns to London ready for a new beginning, starting a new job running social content for England's rugby team-not to face the boy she once loved in absolute secret. Theo Hale. Her brother's best friend. Her dad's star player. Her almost something at eighteen... And now the man she has to photograph, interview, and pretend she's totally, definitely, absolutely not still in love with. Theo has spent years burying the reckless version of himself. No more drinking, no more trouble, no more entanglements. With the World Cup looming, he can't afford distractions. Especially not the girl he should never have touched in the first place. But love has terrible timing and a wicked sense of humour. And when these two collide again; older, wiser, still disastrously into each other, every rule Rosie sets herself starts to feel impossible to keep.

Pagina's: 346, Paperback, Independently published