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A hot contemporary baseball romance by USA Today bestselling author Mindy Klasky.

Can two wrongs make anything right?

Teetering on the brink of success as a patent lawyer, Amanda Carter is courting financial disaster. She's juggling her family's crippling medical expenses and a huge payment to join her law firm partners—nearly impossible burdens because her father stole her identity. If she doesn’t pay up and win her current case, everything she’s worked for will crash to a humiliating end.

Easy-going right fielder Kyle Norton is mired in the worst hitting slump of his career—until a black-haired beauty in the stands offers him her sunglasses. Slump broken, superstitious Kyle is convinced Amanda is the key to the championship his team so desperately wants to win for its dying owner.

Kyle needs Amanda to give him her glasses at every game. Amanda needs to bury herself in work and win the lawsuit—if she can find the money to buy into the firm. Soon, Amanda and Kyle are locked in battle, united by need, and consumed by passion.

In the end, can either one be always right?

The Diamond Brides Baseball Series

Each volume can be read on its own, and the series can be read in any order.

Perfect Pitch (DJ Thomas and Samantha Winger)
Catching Hell (Zach Ormond and Anna Benson)
Reaching First (Tyler Brock and Emily Holt)
Second Thoughts (Nick Durban and Jamie Martin)
Third Degree (Josh Cantor and Ashley Harris)
Stopping Short (Drew Marshall and Jessica Barnes)
From Left Field (Adam Sartain and Haley Thurman)
Center Stage (Ryan Green and Lindsey Ormond)
Always Right (Kyle Norton and Amanda Carter)

Categories

Fiction > Romance > Sports Romance
Fiction > Romance > Baseball Romance
Fiction > Romance > Athlete Romance
Fiction > Romance > Hot Romance
Fiction > Romance > Sexy Romance
Fiction > Romance > Spicy Romance
Fiction > Romance > Contemporary Romance
Fiction > Romance > Hot Contemporary Romance
Fiction > Sports

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Always Right The Diamond Brides series Book 9 edition by Mindy Klasky Literature Fiction eBooks

If this book was a movie, I would have walked out of the Theater before it was over· The plot meandered and never really picked up steam. At no point did the characters engage me· Amanda, the heroine, was annoying, cold and UN-lovable. She never explained to Kyle her screwed up family dynamics and the reasons for her extortion., so the progression to him falling for her made no sense. How many guys are going to fall in love with a woman who's blackmailing them? Plot was totally illogical, love scenes sparse and unimaginative. In a word,Boring!


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Always Right The Diamond Brides series Book 9 edition by Mindy Klasky Literature Fiction eBooks Reviews

Unfortunately this is the last of this series. In the Diamond Brides Series Mindy has created a fictional baseball team (which she integrates seamlessly into the world of baseball) and with each story she concentrates on one position on the team. In this case it is right field. This is Kyle and Amanda's story. As in all of the books the story could be taken directly from today's headlines. The only difference being that in these books there will be a happy ending.

Having read the entire series it would be hard to pick a favorite. Each tells a compelling interesting story. Ms. Klasky has a real talent for telling a story. There are a couple of steamy scenes in each but they do not dominate the story. Nor does baseball dominate the story. It simply functions as the backdrop though you can tell that Mindy is indeed a fan.

Each book is around a hundred pages and these are intended to be quick fun reads. It seems the 100 page novella format has gained quite a following especially among light romance and cozy authors. It should be noted that each of these books stand on their own and you don't have to read them in order to enjoy them. She is offering in sets of three. Go ahead and get them as you will want to read the whole series.

Disclaimer I was given a copy of the book for a fair and honest review. I am also not the target audience for this book being older and male but I do enjoy well written fiction in all genres and this is well written fiction. This would be a good series to introduce your significant other to light/contemporary romance world.
I have read the whole series about a baseball team, its players and their various lives and romances. This is the last book in the series, and, by far, my least favorite. The story was a bit more involved and different from the others. In this one, lawyer Amanda Carter, one step away from going down financially thanks to her family’s needs and wants, casually tosses her sunglasses to Rockets player Kyle Norton, currently in a no-hit slump, bad for a baseball player at any time. After this encounter, Amanda discovers Kyle’s hidden, and potentially destructive secret and convinces him to let her act as his lawyer to prevent the story from getting out—for a nice, tidy sum, which will help her through her bad financial woes. As the story progresses, the couple spend time going over the secret between them, meeting for quick, intimate dinners and chats, and trying to fight the growing attraction between them. Amanda regrets, almost immediately, her actions regarding Kyle and the “job” she has coerced him into giving her. Kyle meanwhile continues to try to put the whole episode she discovered behind him. Amanda attends the team’s home game, going through the same scenario she did the first game she attended, helping Kyle, a superstitious man about such things, keep up his solid batting average and great team playing. The story provides a great picture of the romance that emerges and grows between Amanda and Kyle. However, I did not think the basic premise of Amanda, a patent lawyer, stooping to the criminal act of blackmail fit into the picture the author provided of her or of him. In the story, Amanda routinely bemoans the way her father squandered the family fortune, though not very large. Yet, at the same time, every family member comes to her for money to fund/cover some big unforeseen expense. It seemed as if no one really had much of a job or was really willing to accept responsibility for his/her actions, and Amanda kept enabling this behavior, though it definitely jeopardized her position as a lawyer in the firm. I wondered if others in her position would have acted the same way. The fact that this led her to do something that was illegal, contradicted the persona the author portrayed. I am also not sure about the relationship between her and Kyle—whether if really would have emerged and/or grown in these circumstances. In honesty, I had difficulty continuing the book, since I disliked the basic plot so much and found the characters so difficult to accept. I guess, by thin time, the author needs something different, and most of the other books had already used up the basic plots we all know and love so well. However, this plot is really just too much for me to take. I received this from Library Thing to read and provide an honest review.
Good easy read book.
I love all of these books in this series!!
Love the story!
I really enjoyed this book. The characters were interesting and the story line was good. I couldn't put this book down until I finished it.
Disappointed. She found out something she could use, and just used him like a ATM. Never explained her reasons and let her family use her as an open pocketbook. She let him down when he felt like he really needed her. I can only hope he has a good attorney for a prenuptial. She never help out his problem, she just used him.
If this book was a movie, I would have walked out of the Theater before it was over· The plot meandered and never really picked up steam. At no point did the characters engage me· Amanda, the heroine, was annoying, cold and UN-lovable. She never explained to Kyle her screwed up family dynamics and the reasons for her extortion., so the progression to him falling for her made no sense. How many guys are going to fall in love with a woman who's blackmailing them? Plot was totally illogical, love scenes sparse and unimaginative. In a word,Boring!