Curveball

Author: Brittany Storm
Genre(s): Romance
Total pages: 84
Curveball

Welcome to Primrose Hill, where the James Family isn’t just part of the community—they’re the heart of it all.

He chased his dream.
She walked away to protect hers.
Now they’ll have to say everything they never did.

A career-threatening injury sends professional baseball player Walker James back to the one place—and the one woman—he never really left behind: Farrah King.
Forced into close proximity while he rehabs his elbow and questions his future in the game, old feelings resurface alongside unresolved hurt—and a chemistry neither of them ever really lost.

Farrah has spent years rebuilding her life with careful intention. Now a divorced single mother and successful interior designer, she’s created stability for herself and her daughter by keeping her emotions and her world tightly controlled.

It’s been nine years since she walked away when his rising baseball career began reshaping her life in ways she never chose. As Walker’s world expanded beyond their small town, Farrah struggled to imagine where she fit inside it. Leaving felt like the only way to build something that truly belonged to her—even if it meant walking away from the man she loved.

Now, with Walker’s career in limbo and their chemistry impossible to ignore, being together feels both inevitable and dangerous. Walker is afraid to ask Farrah for a future she once couldn’t accept. Farrah hesitates to voice fears she’s spent years learning to manage alone. As unspoken assumptions and old patterns resurface, they find themselves standing at the same crossroads that once pulled them apart.

But as the line between past and present begins to blur, they’re forced to confront a harder question: is risking their hearts again worth unraveling the lives they’ve built apart?

Second chances don’t work without honesty.
And love only survives when both people are brave enough to stay.

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