Outrun the Quarterback
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The whole school watched Riley Sharpe fall. Two years later, they played the footage again.
Riley has no intention of giving Westbridge another comeback story. She wants the video gone, the track behind her, and everyone to stop telling her who she used to be.
Then she gets paired on a school sports project with Cole Mercer.
Westbridge's star quarterback remembers Riley from years ago—including a nickname she'd nearly forgotten. He's confident, maddeningly hard to ignore, and far too good at turning their arguments into something that feels like flirting.
Riley may even be ready to find her own way back to the track. But the closer she gets to Cole, the more she notices the parts of their past he won't explain.
Their reunion wasn't entirely chance.
Cole is used to calling the play. Riley is about to find out what he hasn't told her—and decide whether she still wants him beside her when she does.
Riley has no intention of giving Westbridge another comeback story. She wants the video gone, the track behind her, and everyone to stop telling her who she used to be.
Then she gets paired on a school sports project with Cole Mercer.
Westbridge's star quarterback remembers Riley from years ago—including a nickname she'd nearly forgotten. He's confident, maddeningly hard to ignore, and far too good at turning their arguments into something that feels like flirting.
Riley may even be ready to find her own way back to the track. But the closer she gets to Cole, the more she notices the parts of their past he won't explain.
Their reunion wasn't entirely chance.
Cole is used to calling the play. Riley is about to find out what he hasn't told her—and decide whether she still wants him beside her when she does.


















































