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Rush & Rhythm: A Spicy Enemies to Lovers College Sports Romance
I have one Don't get close.
On the volleyball court, I'm a weapon. I'm the "scary" captain. My job is to win, not to make friends. But after one "aggressive" play ( awesome) goes viral, my coach benches me and gives me an
Trade my knee pads for rhinestones or lose my scholarship.
My punishment? A humiliating, televised, university dance competition.
And to make this fresh new hell complete, my partner is him.
Cameron Hayes.
The men's volleyball captain. The university's "Golden Boy." My insufferable, charming, annoyingly perfect rival. He’s the infuriating sunshine to my storm cloud, and now we're in forced proximity for eight, agonizing weeks.
He thinks he can "lead" me. I'd rather spike a ball at his stupidly handsome face.
But there's a problem. The first time he puts his hands on my waist, our rivalry gets... complicated. He's patient. He's intense. He's secretly a really good dancer. And he looks at me like he sees right through the armor I've spent a lifetime building.
Our rehearsals are less "cha-cha" and more... combustible.
The hidden cameras catch every accidental touch, every lingering glance, turning our rivalry into the internet's favorite steamy new "ship."
He’s a distraction I can’t afford. I’m a risk he shouldn’t take. But when you’re tangled up this tight, the line between hate and heat doesn’t just blur—it burns.
Rush & Rhythm is a standalone college sports romance packed with witty banter, scorching spice, and a grumpy-sunshine dynamic where the captain finally meets her match. If you love rivals-to-lovers stories with a hero who falls first and a happily-ever-after that’s earned, one-click this book today.
On the volleyball court, I'm a weapon. I'm the "scary" captain. My job is to win, not to make friends. But after one "aggressive" play ( awesome) goes viral, my coach benches me and gives me an
Trade my knee pads for rhinestones or lose my scholarship.
My punishment? A humiliating, televised, university dance competition.
And to make this fresh new hell complete, my partner is him.
Cameron Hayes.
The men's volleyball captain. The university's "Golden Boy." My insufferable, charming, annoyingly perfect rival. He’s the infuriating sunshine to my storm cloud, and now we're in forced proximity for eight, agonizing weeks.
He thinks he can "lead" me. I'd rather spike a ball at his stupidly handsome face.
But there's a problem. The first time he puts his hands on my waist, our rivalry gets... complicated. He's patient. He's intense. He's secretly a really good dancer. And he looks at me like he sees right through the armor I've spent a lifetime building.
Our rehearsals are less "cha-cha" and more... combustible.
The hidden cameras catch every accidental touch, every lingering glance, turning our rivalry into the internet's favorite steamy new "ship."
He’s a distraction I can’t afford. I’m a risk he shouldn’t take. But when you’re tangled up this tight, the line between hate and heat doesn’t just blur—it burns.
Rush & Rhythm is a standalone college sports romance packed with witty banter, scorching spice, and a grumpy-sunshine dynamic where the captain finally meets her match. If you love rivals-to-lovers stories with a hero who falls first and a happily-ever-after that’s earned, one-click this book today.
201 pages, Kindle Edition
Published October 21, 2025
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