After the Siren

A spicy MM romance for fans of Heated Rivalry (Brunswick Falcons book 1)

By: Darcy Green

Narrated by: Kieran McGrath, Zarif

Two teammates get off on the wrong foot . . . but might just stumble into love.

Theo Bestavros did everything right.
He worked hard, got his game-winning moment and - failed. He's determined to make the most of a second chance at the Brunswick Falcons.

Jake Cunningham has it all.
He's a Falcons fan-favourite, a constant headline, and has no intention of being the first AFL player to come out.

Jake thinks Theo is hot. Theo thinks Jake is a colossal pain.
When they're forced into extra training together, they don't expect to find friendship, let alone something that looks a lot like dating. But Jake doesn't want to come out, and Theo can't jeopardise his shot at redemption.

After the Siren is a romantic comedy about inconvenient attraction, second chances and the joys of AFL.

'Playful, joyful and HOT. After The Siren is everything I love about footy (dynamic, emotional, full of very attractive people), plus some things that could only improve the game (inclusive, queer and proud, sweet and sexy).' Clare Fletcher

'Pure queer joy. Jake and Theo's chemistry is off-the-charts hot.' Abra Pressler

'A rom-com so sweet and humorous, and with such a perfectly plotted enemies-to-lovers romance, that it almost made me care about football.' Patrick Lenton

'This is it, the queer Aussie sports romance I've been waiting for: sunny, sexy and exuberant, with a big heart, a fantastic ensemble of characters, and a compulsively readable voice.' Freya Marske

'A fun, queer rom-com that is impossible to put down.' Lauren Jackson

love these two and their mates

What a great read. I feel in love with these two boys and was rooting for them all the way. The enemies to lover trope was one of the most genuine I've ever read and it was very natural how the came together. The other characters were also a relevant part, and fun part of the story.

I really wanted to like this but...mhe

I am a big fan of MM romance with sports vibes. I know nothing about AFL but a quick Google search gave me the info I needed to understand the references. That said, the story was just boring and honestly not that well written. Way too many names and repeated way WAY too often. Half the time I couldn't figure out who was talking about whom they were talking about.

Joyful, happy ending!

I loved these tender characters and listening to their relationship unfold. Their support people were thoughtful and so loveable too!!!