Georgie’s son is six and he wants to go to a baseball game. She hasn’t gone since she was a girl herself but that’s fine.
She’s excited, until she sees Michael, her son’s natural father is a player on the field.
She had no idea! She’s not prepared to see him again or deal with the heart ache. She’d been the one to check out of the hotel but she never thought in a million years he’d want to see her again.
His nearness is making her wish she wasn’t so responsible, all the time.
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Popcorn, soda and an easy day in the sun, but then I saw him.
But Surprise! There’s Michael. His last name is Irons. He plays major leagues and he’s the father of my son.
Every instinct told me to take our boy and run. I hadn’t known his name or how to get in touch with him the past six years.
Now not only does he see me in the stand, it takes him a glance at my boy and he knows the truth.
It was like fate brought us to this point, but he climbed into the fan benches to talk and flirt.
I told myself it was just about our son, but alone, our conversations are getting heated.
I didn’t expect our magical memory would be burned in his brain.
Or he’d want me again.
All I wanted was a quiet life to raise my son.
Ball players are dangerous. But what happens when the season ends? Let me tell you the truth… I never expected what actually happened.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the plot of the romance novel where a woman discovers her son’s father is a baseball player?
In this second-chance romance, Georgie takes her six-year-old son to a baseball game and unexpectedly discovers that Michael, a major league player on the field, is her son’s biological father. She had left after a one-night encounter without knowing his last name. When Michael spots her in the stands, one glance at her son reveals the truth, reigniting a complicated and heated connection between them.
How does the hero find out he has a son in this baseball romance book?
Michael Irons, the major league baseball player, discovers he has a son when he notices Georgie watching from the stands during a game. He only needs one glance at the boy to recognize the truth. Georgie had never been able to contact him in the six years since their encounter because she hadn’t known his full name or how to reach him.
Is this book better for readers who like slow-burn reunions or instant rekindled chemistry?
This book leans toward rekindled chemistry with some slow-burn tension. The former lovers reconnect unexpectedly at a baseball game, and while Georgie tries to keep things focused on co-parenting, their private conversations grow increasingly heated. Michael still carries their shared memory and wants her again, making this a good pick for readers who enjoy reluctant heroines and persistent, emotionally charged second-chance romance.
