Dani Brooks ✨is Querying✨~ Author of Closed Door Sports Romance

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I love my God | I love my hubs | I love my babies | Athlete in my past life | Wrangler of 6 kiddos in the present | ~Somewhere writing a Happily Ever Always~

The UK government frames intelligence agent Eddie Fletcher for its role in a temporal disaster, putting him in the crosshairs of ruthless state assassins. To save his skin he must seal a lethal time rift - or a Russian spy will use it to start a war that destroys the future. #BluePit #Q #A #SF #📖

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A THOUSAND THREADS #BluePit #📖 #F #A #W “Princess & the Pea” retelling—but what if she’s not a princess? What if she’s a fugitive in disguise just trying to clear her name & get back to her plants? And there’s pirates. 💚 ND FMC 🇸🇪 Swedish folklore 📜 1790s vibe ⚔️ Reluctant allies 🌱 Plant-based magic

A collage of photos set on a dark teal and black background. There are photos of a red castle, a late 18th century male royal outfit, a small old-fashioned ship, an 18th century aristocratic woman with a fan, a fancy bed, and a cliff overlooking the ocean. There is also a white rose, scattered dandelions, torn book pages, and a spool of gold thread. In the corner is the title, “A Thousand Threads.” In the center there is a parchment scrap with the text “a twisted retelling of The Princess and the Pea.”

Friends To Lovers x It Was You All Along When Matt rescues Nat at a party, the two form a deep friendship that threatens to turn romantic if only Nat wasn’t set on playing pro soccer in Chicago and Matt wasn’t set on practicing pediatrics in their Michigan hometown. #BluePit #Q #A #R

Stubborn Dreams and bottled love
EXCERPT:

The offer, now that was a larger, more menacing beast. Sweet, yes. Probably one of the sweetest things any man, any person had ever suggested. As ever, Matt amazed her with his kindness, his valiantness.

But that didn’t make his offer, or her acceptance, right. No matter how shiny, how tempting, how…breathtaking, accepting wouldn’t be fair. To her, yes, but mostly to him. It would only prolong the inevitable—one of them giving up their dream for the other. Nat by moving back to Lakeside Heights for his pediatrics practice or, more likely, Matt staying in Chicago, or wherever her soccer career curved, and practicing medicine away from the very people he sought to help.

And Nat doubted she could make a relationship work while living in the same city any more than if they lived in separate cities regardless of their nearness. Somehow, she’d disappoint Matt as she had her dad, and he’d leave.