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The Hooker (Use It or Lose It #1) by Ava St. James is a work of fiction available to read on EtoBox.
What is The Hooker (Use It or Lose It #1) about?
DaisyI’ve been the assistant physiotherapist for New Zealand’s national rugby team for three years and have been carpooling with the star hooker for two of those.Jamison Atoa brings me matcha in the mornings and he’s one of my closest friends. I’ve never thought of him as anything else before.Until my puppy goes missing, and he takes charge of the search party.Has he always had such broad shoulders?I could lose my licence if anything happens with him, but I’m not sure I can stop myself.JamieI don’t know when I started looking at Daisy differently, but now I can’t look away. I think I’ve been in love with her since we started carpooling and she tricked me into drinking matcha.Unfortunately, I can’t tell if she feels anything for me besides lukewarm happiness that I show up for my physio appointments.But if we do anything together, we could lose our jobs.I’m not sure I care.The Hooker is a novella length, friends to lovers, workplace romance, featuring rugby players and a mischievous puppy set in New Zealand.
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- Author
- Ava St. James
- Publisher
- Calliope Press
- Published
- 2025
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9781067023454
- Category
- work of fiction
- Subjects
- Romance, Contemporary Romance, Fiction
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