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The Curve Ball (Indianapolis Lightning #2) by Samantha Lind – Free eBooks Download Description: Justin: I had the perfect bachelor’s life. No obligations. No commitments. The greatest job in the world, all while being paid …

The Perfect Pitch by Samantha Lind – Free eBooks Download Description: Derek: The sound of the gavel crashing down, Has my life flashing before my eyes. Learning to play ball. Falling in love, Marrying an …

The Hardest Shot (Indianapolis Eagles #7) by Samantha Lind – Free eBooks Download Description: Beckett: Hockey is my life. My focus. My priority. I left Sweden for it five years ago. I’ve finally been given …

Drunk Girl (Lyrics and Love #2) by Samantha Lind – Free eBooks Download Description: NICK Beautiful, broken, and abandoned. The second I see her in my bar, With cover charge stamps plastering her hands, I …

The First Intermission (Indianapolis Eagles #6) by Samantha Lind – Free eBooks Download Description: The core group of friends who found their happy endings are back, still loving hockey almost as much as their women. …

Until Her Smile (Happily Ever Alpha World) by Samantha Lind – Free eBooks Download Description: I was content with being a bachelor, never planned on settling down. Why would I, when every woman in my …

Protecting Her Heart (Indianapolis Eagles #4) by Samantha Lind – Free eBooks Download Description: Laura I believed in the fairytale. The Happily-Ever-After. The “till death do us part” fantasy little girls grow up believing in. …

Against the Boards (Indianapolis Eagles #5) by Samantha Lind – Free eBooks Download Description: Reese Blackwood I’m called America’s sweetheart. They say I have the voice of an angel. I almost gave all that up, …

Marry Me (Lyrics and Love #1) by Samantha Lind – Free eBooks Download Description: What do you do when you receive a wedding invitation from the one girl you always thought you would marry? Sam- …

Playing for Keeps (Indianapolis Eagles #3) by Samantha Lind – Free eBooks Download Description: Friends with benefits—it never works. Someone always ends up wanting more. What happens when both want more, but neither will tell …