Not when he’s stealing her food or teases her to no end, making her tingle in all the right places. Charlie has no time for Jackson’s antics. But the night he meets Charlotte Edmonds on the side of the road, he wonders if his three mantras will ever be enough.īIG. No alcohol.Įvery Friday night, Triple J cruises the strip on campus, bored, lonely, and conditioned not to party. His entire life, he’s been a trained athlete with only one endgame: the Pros. Those are Jackson Jennings Jr.’s three mantras. Not falling in love with her is going to be a losing game.ĮAT. Teaching her the rules for winning a jock will be the easy part. But the minute their eyes meet? He’s a goner. Sasquatch finally broad-shoulders his way through the crowd, offering to to be her hairy godmother. Week after week, he watches beautiful but bashful Teddy getting overshadowed and overlooked. The first time Sasquatch lays eyes on Theodora “Teddy” Johnson across the keg at a party one night on Jock Row, she’d been relegated to the sidelines by her jock-hungry “friends”.

Hair so unruly, and a beard so thick, his friends on the team call him Sasquatch. But week-after-week Scarlett returns, determined to get inside. “Rowdy” Wade is the hot shot shortstop for the university’s baseball team – and the unlucky bastard who drew the short straw: keep little Miss Goody Two-Shoes out of the baseball house. No guy wants a girl around who keeps their jock friends from getting laid. Being a well known jock-blocker gets her noticed for all the wrong reasons just like that, she’s banned from Jock Row. And if keeping her friends out of trouble and guys out of their pants was a sport, she’d be the star athlete. Week-after-week, she visits Jock Row with her friends – the university’s hottest party scene and a breeding ground for student athletes. The one holding your hair back while you’re worshiping the porcelain gods. Scarlett is always the sensible one: The sober driver. The first three books in the JOCK HARD series, now at your fingertips in one volume.

Jock row by sara ney