Playing to Win

<p><b>She only wants a winter fling with no promises. But rules are there to be broken.</b></p><p><b>Madison</b></p><p>After being jilted in Kentucky, playing for Calverdale Ladies in England was a chance to escape and spend Christmas alone, avoiding my feelings.</p><p>Which is how I’ve ended up snowed in at a Welsh pub with a retired rugby player who’s hot enough to thaw me out.</p><p>But when the snow’s gone, so am I. I won’t let another man in, not even one as gorgeous as Geraint…</p><p><b>Geraint</b></p><p>Running the pub, I’ve had flings with guests, but never one as sexy as Madison.</p><p>Too bad she’s so closed off. For both our sakes, we’ve agreed to keep our relationship physical. No attachments. No regrets.</p><p>Which is good, because I promised my dad I’d hold on to the Dragon Inn, no matter what. So I’m fine with no commitments, because I can’t ask a woman with a brilliant career in London to give everything up to be with me, in the middle of nowhere. Can I?</p><p><b><i>Playing to Win</i> is the fourth book in the Playing the Field series—addictive romances full of heart and steam, perfect for fans of T L Swan.</b></p><p><b>Revised edition: Previously published as <i>Melting the Mountain Man</i>, this edition of <i>Playing to Win</i> includes editorial revisions.</b></p>