Outrun the Quarterback
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Riley Sharpe used to be the girl everyone watched run.
Then one bad fall turned her best race into the only thing anyone remembered.
Two years later, Riley is perfectly happy keeping her distance from the track—and from anyone who thinks they know how her comeback story is supposed to go. Then her school plays footage of her fall in front of the entire student body.
And Cole Mercer remembers what came before it.
Westbridge's star quarterback is confident, impossible to ignore, and, apparently, the same boy Riley knew years ago—the one who still remembers a nickname she'd almost forgotten and details about her she doesn't remember giving him.
When Riley and Cole are paired for a school sports event, old memories turn into new arguments, and arguments turn into something neither of them can dismiss as easily as they'd like.
But Riley is starting to find her way back to the track on her own terms. The last thing she needs is another person deciding what she wants, who she used to be, or where she's supposed to finish.
Cole may be used to calling the play.
This time, he'll have to keep up.
Then one bad fall turned her best race into the only thing anyone remembered.
Two years later, Riley is perfectly happy keeping her distance from the track—and from anyone who thinks they know how her comeback story is supposed to go. Then her school plays footage of her fall in front of the entire student body.
And Cole Mercer remembers what came before it.
Westbridge's star quarterback is confident, impossible to ignore, and, apparently, the same boy Riley knew years ago—the one who still remembers a nickname she'd almost forgotten and details about her she doesn't remember giving him.
When Riley and Cole are paired for a school sports event, old memories turn into new arguments, and arguments turn into something neither of them can dismiss as easily as they'd like.
But Riley is starting to find her way back to the track on her own terms. The last thing she needs is another person deciding what she wants, who she used to be, or where she's supposed to finish.
Cole may be used to calling the play.
This time, he'll have to keep up.


















































