Stress and pressure come with the territory when you’re the youngest General Manager in the MLB. Add in my self-appointed role as the protector of the Decker Connection, my tight-knit group of siblings and friends, and it’s no wonder they say I’m grumpy.

I’m facing down a public relations nightmare after one of my players assaults someone at a local food festival, and this PR problem is about to push me over the edge. Then I meet this full-of-sunshine, rainbows from storm clouds, heart-full-of-kindness, single mother, and I’m in more trouble than I ever imagined. There’s absolutely no saving me from falling now.

Living the Suite Life is book three in the Decker Connection, a series of interconnected standalone romance novels with lots of heat, I mean, heart.

DARCY

Overwhelmed doesn't begin to describe my life. I'm in over my head remodeling a multi-million-dollar beach house. It's the only thing standing between me and college graduation. Then the guy I've crushed on since middle school offers to be my assistant. Did I mention he's my brother's best friend? Yep. Matt Hartman, swoony boy next door and professional baseball player, is working side by side with me this fall. It takes everything I have to keep my feelings for him contained, until, well, I don't. Can I put his friendship with my brother on the line for a relationship with me?

MATT

I've hit more milestones this year than most do in a decade. I graduated from college, got drafted into Major League Baseball, played on a triple-A team in my hometown, and now, for the first time in my life, I'm enjoying my off-season. But am I? When I'm presented with the opportunity to help Darcy Davidson with her senior project, I gladly volunteer my services. It's something to fill my time, and besides, my best friend's sister needs help. That's all it is, right? Then why do I want to be so much more than her assistant?

Sliding into Home is an interconnected, stand-alone romance and book two of the Decker Connection. It's full of lovable characters and lots of heat, I mean, heart.