The Gaffer's Daughter: A Castlemoor United

Freya Doyle spent four years in London learning how to fix broken companies without ever once needing anyone. Then her father's heart gave out, and she found herself handed the keys to Castlemoor United - bottom of the league, bleeding money, and one leaking roof away from administration. She did not sign up to fall for the captain. Sam Reece has given this club twenty-one years: the academy, the armband, a testimonial nobody will let him avoid, and a stubborn belief that loyalty built this place, not spreadsheets. He's watched consultants come and go. He wasn't expecting one who'd actually stay. Between a boot room with a resident pigeon, a physio department held together by gaffer tape, and a promotion push nobody saw coming, Freya and Sam are about to discover that saving a football club and falling in love with its captain might be exactly the same fight - and that loyalty and progress get along just fine, if you're brave enough to fight for both. A slow-burn, banter-heavy British football romance - for readers who love workplace tension, found family, a heroine who learns the offside rule the hard way, and a hero who fixes tea urns as a love language. Book One of the Castlemoor United series. Read on for Book Two: Second Chance.