Baseball Romance Books

Daphne Brink, not a baseball fan, attends a game after signing her divorce papers and drunkenly heckles Carolina Battery player Chris Kepler. Feeling guilty, she apologizes on social media without revealing her identity. Chris, grieving and fragile, is drawn to her message and responds to "Duckie." Their connection deepens, but Daphne struggles with her secret as she starts working with the team. When Chris learns the truth, will it be three strikes, and she's out?

Flashing lights highlight my most embarrassing moment: when I started my dream job in the marketing department for my favorite baseball team. I aimed to make a strong impression but ended up making a memorable one by falling onto Tate "Scorchin’" Sorenson, the team’s star shortstop and my crush. Lying on top of him, mortified, I wished I could disappear. The situation only worsens when he finds me in the First Aid room, eyeing me like I’m a Philly cheesesteak.

Ace pitcher Whit O’Rourke has rebuilt his image after a scandal, determined to stay on top. Nell McLean, who unintentionally exposed his secrets, must now seek his forgiveness to help her sister. Whit, eager to avoid her, agrees to a fake relationship to fix a new scandal. As they pretend to be a couple, they find their fake romance might be more genuine than expected.

As a female coach, I've always followed three rules: throw hard, swing for the fences, and never look back.

But when my ex, baseball star Nathan Pierce, becomes my assistant coach, my life flips. Nathan’s familiar smirk reignites old emotions, and he wants to rewrite our history.

When I need a place to stay, Nathan offers his spare bedroom. Now, I must decide: keep it professional or confront our past and play the game Nathan believes we were meant to finish together.

Lennon Matthews can't wait for senior year to end to escape the whispers and Caleb Winters, the persistent town golden boy.

Caleb's pressured life is far from perfect. Forced to move to Landry, Kentucky, he’s drawn to Lennon, despite her resistance.

As graduation nears, Lennon thinks their futures are too different—Caleb dreams of a baseball career away from Landry, while she’s tied to her family and farm. Despite wanting him to leave, she's the reason he wants to stay. They must decide what they're willing to sacrifice for each other.

In his final MLB draft season, Sebastian Miller-Callahan needs no distractions—especially not Mia di Angelo, the astrophysicist-in-training who left him when he wanted more. When she needs a place to stay for the summer, he offers his home, despite knowing it’s a risky move.

Mia’s summer goals are to get into a study abroad program and get over Sebastian. Living with him isn’t easy, especially when old feelings resurface. Despite their different futures, she can't ignore the intense attraction between them.

Eleven years ago, Mason Dumpty stole my heart and left me shattered. Now, as the trainer for the Boston Revs, it’s my job to get him, the center fielder, back in the game. While stretches and shoulder rubs are routine, everything changes with his bare skin under my touch. Falling for him again is forbidden and could cost me dearly, but the risk might be worth it if it means mending my broken heart.

This is the story of how I fell for Avery Wilson, a woman unaware that we were even dating. It all began when she stole my beer, a bold move that charmed my usually grumpy self. Avery is the exception to all my rules, but unfortunately, I'm not hers. She's the daughter of the Rev's coach, who dislikes me, and she's sworn off dating for a year. Despite this, we've been unknowingly dating—watching romcoms and spending holidays together as "friends." I'm just waiting for the right moment, biding my time until her self-imposed dating ban ends.

I know signing a military vet is a long shot, but it’ll be good press. Instead of admitting I can’t forget his letter from five years ago, I lie and pretend to be a grad student in his hometown. Sparks fly, and I develop feelings for Gunner Camden. Now, I can't admit my lies without ruining everything, so I keep faking it.

Gunner Camden, once a screwup who loved baseball, buried his dreams after deployment. Then Chase Kinkade enters his bar, reminding him to live fully. He starts to see a new dream with her. But dishonesty is something he can't forgive, and sometimes things are too good to be true.

Robby is determined to win back Carina, proving he’s not the boy she left four years ago but the man she deserves. With circumstances bringing her back into his life, he's ready to make the most of this chance.

Leaving Robby was the hardest thing Carina ever did. Now, she needs his help to win a grant for her dream. She couldn't rely on him before, but can she now? His blue eyes and smirks still make her feel the same way, but giving him another chance could be her undoing.

At my wit's end, I planned to spend winter focusing on my writing, away from the soul-sucking grind. The last person I expected to save me is my brother’s intense teammate, Dean Harrison. My goals: find happiness, elevate my writing, and avoid heartbreak from an aloof baseball player. Tension builds between us, and we decide to “make each other feel good,” excelling at it. Dean’s emotional unavailability suits our mutual attraction. A mint brownie shake and finding Mia James, defeated, upend my life. She’s my teammate’s sister, someone I shouldn’t want but can't resist. Now, I question why I’ve stayed closed off.

My name is Jupiter Reeves, and I am a fraud. I am the greatest third baseman, surly and unapproachable, with a constant scowl and tattoos. To the world, I’m the bad boy of baseball, but inside, I’m just a man who lost his heart young and can’t find it. Then, I was offered a deal: leave the Dodgers for the New York Lions to find the woman who’s consumed me for fourteen years. Now, Marnie Matthews and I are under the same roof, but she wants nothing to do with me. My goals: win the Commissioner's Trophy and win back Marnie.