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What happens when you strike a deal with baseball's most talented pitcher? You slip a plastic ring on his finger and say, "I do."
Quirky meets broody in this laugh-out-loud, romantic comedy from bestselling author, Kristy Marie.
The tattoo down his forearm reads: My power is perfected in weakness.
It inspires bad decisions in everyone who crosses his path.
Not me though, I’ve made worse decisions before breakfast.
Marrying baseball phenom Cooper Lexington for his health insurance… doesn’t even rank Top 5.
But I can’t afford to lose this marriage by falling in love.
You see, I made a promise to myself—one I plan on keeping… even if it ruins us.
The Closer is a full-length stand-alone romantic comedy. It features crossover characters from the bestselling novel, IOU.
276 pages, Kindle Edition
Published October 14, 2021
"What can I say? You like the pick the crazy ones."

📌 loved the hero, it cracked me up how much this man just be lying 🤣["br"]>["br"]>["br"]>["br"]>["br"]>["br"]>["br"]>["br"]>["br"]>
📌 liked pops, liked the writing
📌 couldn't connect to the heroine and didn't understand her thought process a lot of the time. if you liked ainsley from IOU tho you'll probably like her
📌 wish i had some warning about the , also i thought the relationship development felt kinda off, as in their first hookup/ily seemed a bit random or anti-climatic to me
📌 the reason for the marriage of convenience trope was a bit flimsy imo. he married her so she can share his health insurance and in exchange she'll work as his grandpa's caregiver. if they were both scraping by it might make sense, but this man makes 25 million dollars a year... he can definitely afford to just buy her health insurance like a normal employer lmaooo i dunno why they needed to get full married






