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Happy 2012!
I wish everyone a happy, healthy, safe and prosperous New Year.
It’s also Happy Release Month! Smooth Play, the second book in my Regina Hart Brooklyn Monarchs contemporary romance trilogy, should be on the shelves now. Have you seen it? If so, please let me know.
Smooth Play is the second book in my National Basketball Association contemporary romance trilogy featuring the Brooklyn Monarchs and their friends. The Monarchs are a fictional NBA team located in Brooklyn, New York. Smooth Play is the story of the romance between the team’s impulsive vice president of media and marketing, Troy Marshall, and self-controlled sports reporter Andrea Benson. Troy doesn’t trust the media and Andrea can’t trust herself.
Until next time, happy reading!
Regina Hart / Patricia Sargeant
Smooth Play
By Regina Hart
A Kensington Publishing mass market paperback contemporary romance
Release date: Jan. 3, 2012
ISBN-10: 0758258828
ISBN-13: 978-0758258823
$6.99 U.S.
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A passion for the game is what it takes to win. But off the court, it takes a different kind of savvy to heat things up. . .
He's part problem-solver and dream-maker. There's not a crisis he can't avert. And handling the NBA's most explosive team has put PR ace Troy Marshall at the top of his game. It also gives him a chance to give back to the community. But one determined reporter is messing with his flow. And he'll need way more than skill and charm to win this tempting one-on-one. . .
Andrea Benson's instincts tell her that something major is going on behind-the-scenes with this franchise. And a headline story is the only way she can regain the career and good name she let slip away. But Troy's sincerity is throwing her for an unexpected--and very seductive--loop. Can they trust each other enough to uncover the truth. . .or will too many secrets be their breaking point?
