Lucky Number

After months of illness, Abi is desperate to get back to normal. The problem is, normal no longer exists. Her gardening clients have vanished, she's moved back in with her overbearing parents, and someone has had the nerve to clean the football club toilets. Losing her lucky number eleven shirt to a teenager is the final insult.

So when Jenna offers to help, Abi says yes. Reluctantly. Jenna is the team's star striker, owns a chain of barbershops, and only seems to date polished women with big jobs and bigger salaries. She's everything Abi isn't, and Abi would rather not be reminded of it.

But Jenna has a grief she's never spoken about, and it decides how close she lets anyone get. As business plans turn into flirting, and one night involving a stolen vibrator gets out of hand, they both have to decide whether this is worth the risk.

Lucky Number is a funny, tender friends-to-lovers sapphic romance about getting better, taking chances, and being seen when you can't see yourself.

Book one in The Blues series. Can be read as a standalone.