Basketball Baes Series by Tracy Gray

Christian “Cross Up” Upton is one of, if not the most skilled player in professional basketball.Genesis “Gensie” Cole considers herself a regular/degular girl, with a dream of making good food and getting her catering company off the ground. A chance encounter with Christian definitely gives her business a boost, but now he seems to want more than just her food. She’s a simple woman. He’s a huge celebrity. There's no way she can take his interest in her...seriously... moreChristian “Cross Up” Upton is one of, if not the most skilled player in professional basketball.Genesis “Gensie” Cole considers herself a regular/degular girl, with a dream of making good food and getting her catering company off the ground. A chance encounter with Christian definitely gives her business a boost, but now he seems to want more than just her food. She’s a simple woman. He’s a huge celebrity. There's no way she can take his interest in her...seriously. How could the most popular player in the league truly be interested in her? less

Chance Parker loves three things in In that order. Being a professional basketball player affords Chance the opportunity to partake in all three things to his heart’s content. He doesn’t do relationships, commitment or even two night stands. Kirbie Miller doesn’t consider herself a party girl. She likes to have fun as much as the next person, but hard partying is for later. Right now is for securing her post undergraduate future... moreChance Parker loves three things in In that order. Being a professional basketball player affords Chance the opportunity to partake in all three things to his heart’s content. He doesn’t do relationships, commitment or even two night stands. Kirbie Miller doesn’t consider herself a party girl. She likes to have fun as much as the next person, but hard partying is for later. Right now is for securing her post undergraduate future. She’s focused and dedicated - until one fateful night with Chance Parker derails her plans and turns her life upside down.When two lines show up on a pregnancy test, can a “good time” guy and a goal-driven woman find a middle ground? less