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Caught Looking: An Austin Outlaws Novel
Each book in this series can be read as a standalone.
He's the golden boy of American baseball. The new guy is the league villain. The team puts them in the same hotel room. This is going to go great.
Sawyer Sterling is on every cereal box in the country, and he is absolutely, completely, one hundred percent falling apart. All-Star shortstop. People's Sexiest Athlete. Closeted and suffocating under a decade of perfectly performed perfection. The last thing he needs is Dante Rossi.
Dante Rossi is everything baseball hates — bat-flipping, trash-talking, openly gay, and freshly traded to Austin after burning bridges with three other teams. He's been labeled a clubhouse cancer. He wears it like a badge. He has exactly zero interest in babysitting the league's golden boy. Except the golden boy keeps looking at him like that, and Dante has never been good at pretending not to notice things.
Forced to room together on road trips to "build chemistry," they build something else entirely. Hate-sex in hotel rooms. Late-night arguments that turn into confessions. Dante is the only person who can see the cracks in Sawyer's perfect facade — and he's not afraid to put his hands in them.
Sawyer's learning that being loud, messy, and unapologetically himself feels better than being perfect. Dante's learning there's one person worth lowering his armor for.
Enemies to lovers MM romance set in the grind of a major league summer, with scorching heat, sharp banter, and two men who are absolutely terrible at lying to themselves.
Someone's about to get caught. The only question is who blinks first.
He's the golden boy of American baseball. The new guy is the league villain. The team puts them in the same hotel room. This is going to go great.
Sawyer Sterling is on every cereal box in the country, and he is absolutely, completely, one hundred percent falling apart. All-Star shortstop. People's Sexiest Athlete. Closeted and suffocating under a decade of perfectly performed perfection. The last thing he needs is Dante Rossi.
Dante Rossi is everything baseball hates — bat-flipping, trash-talking, openly gay, and freshly traded to Austin after burning bridges with three other teams. He's been labeled a clubhouse cancer. He wears it like a badge. He has exactly zero interest in babysitting the league's golden boy. Except the golden boy keeps looking at him like that, and Dante has never been good at pretending not to notice things.
Forced to room together on road trips to "build chemistry," they build something else entirely. Hate-sex in hotel rooms. Late-night arguments that turn into confessions. Dante is the only person who can see the cracks in Sawyer's perfect facade — and he's not afraid to put his hands in them.
Sawyer's learning that being loud, messy, and unapologetically himself feels better than being perfect. Dante's learning there's one person worth lowering his armor for.
Enemies to lovers MM romance set in the grind of a major league summer, with scorching heat, sharp banter, and two men who are absolutely terrible at lying to themselves.
Someone's about to get caught. The only question is who blinks first.
230 pages, Kindle Edition
Published February 18, 2026
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May 5, 2026
This was poor writing with an emotional impact.
So many phrases repeated over and over that I thought I was having a stroke. It’s like the author picked a few key details and then BEAT YOU OVER THE HEAD WITH THEM
The sex was (insert adjective)
The apartment was silent (once a chapter)
Italian sausage….
Like I’m actually so exhausted and annoyed. I still cried 💁🏽♀️
Someone please edit this book, k thx
So many phrases repeated over and over that I thought I was having a stroke. It’s like the author picked a few key details and then BEAT YOU OVER THE HEAD WITH THEM
The sex was (insert adjective)
The apartment was silent (once a chapter)
Italian sausage….
Like I’m actually so exhausted and annoyed. I still cried 💁🏽♀️
Someone please edit this book, k thx
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