Title: Interference (St. Michaels Duet #1)
Author: Harlow Cole
Genre: Contemporary Sports Romance
Release Date: July 18, 2019

I’m a goddamn prodigy. It’s true. Ask anyone.
I threw my first curveball the day I was born.
The whole town is waiting on me.
To live up to my father’s famous name. To reach for the stars.
All I want to reach for is her.
But Ashley is the sweet addiction I can’t afford. She’s my best friend’s sister. Hell, she’s practically my little sister. For years, I’ve protected her from guys that want one thing. What happens now that I’ve turned into one of them? Who’s gonna shield her from the way I was made, from my little white lies and from what I’m about to become?
My game plan sounds simple: Pitch my way into the Major League draft and stay out of Ashley Foster’s pants. That first part may be statistically difficult.
The second feels damn near impossible.
Ashley
From the moment we met, I knew he was trouble.
The kind my mother sent me to find.
The type that ruins you for any other brand.
When we were young kids, I didn’t know what to call the frogs and butterflies that danced in my belly whenever Brayden came near. Now I know they have a name.
Those three little words that could heal or destroy him.
Before Brayden, my life was normal. And then it wasn’t. It couldn’t be. Ever again. How was I to know stealing his seat would change all our lives?
Anger and forgiveness share two halves of the same coin.
Our story might make you choose sides.

MY REVIEW
Wow, what a debut!
Brayden and Ashley have a bond that they share only with each other. Yes, she's his best friend's little sister, but she's also his friend. And more, if she has any say in the matter.
But Brayden knows better than to cross that line. And it's that refusal that can change their relationship, if they let it.
Can Brayden stick to his refusal to touch his best friend's sister? Or is the bond they have too much for him to fight?
God, now I'm seriously dying to get to book 2. These two need some resolution, stat!
I LOVE Interference. It's an excellent debut, full of all the feels that first love and crushes bring. Kudos Harlow Cole!



























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