Batter Up!

by Cynthia Lock

Batter Up!

Alex has been straight all his life, the man’s man and a real baseball and dug out kind of boy, but when the pitcher of the team, Reed, shows off his skills on the field it doesn’t take much for Alex to question his sexuality. Soon enough the tables turn and Reed takes it upon himself to give Alex a little lesson in the ways of playing for the opposite team. Not your typical love story,

Batter up! Tells the tale of one hunky catcher who learns that pitching and catching isn’t always about baseball!


WARNING: These stories are Hot and Enticing with explicit scenes of Lust, Desire and Passion that do not leave much to the imagination. This Romance Story is intended for Mature Eyes Only!!



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31 pages, Kindle Edition

First published April 22, 2015

Reviews

[Maiko-chan [|] · Rating 2 out of 5]

I almost decided to rate this 2.5stars but there are a few too many easy to fix typos. It definitely took away from whatever enjoyment this might've given me.

[Dee · Rating 2 out of 5]

Once again I grabbed a book based on it being tagged as 'taboo'.

I should have read the warning more closely. Did story didn't read much better than the below.

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If you find the above easy to decipher you might find the story engaging. This story contains guy on guy sex, but that is far from taboo in my book! My perverted mind hoped the baseball bat might come into play, but it didn't.

Feeling pissed off and ripped off!

[wordsandblankspaces · Rating 2 out of 5]

This story would have been a lot better if the characters' names were kept straighy. One sentence is from Alex's POV, as should the next sentence be, however the author uses Reed's name. Or Reese as he was referred to once at the end of the book. I still liked the characters and the storyline.

[Joelle Mendes · Rating 3 out of 5]

A good story. Didn't overwhelmingly connect with the characters but an enjoyable read.