The Forever Play

Nolan U Football, Book 1

By: Katy Archer

Narrated by: Devon Ryder, Sarah McEwan

He's the golden quarterback of Nolan U Football. His life is perfect. His future is set… until he finds out his high school sweetheart secretly had a baby girl… his baby girl.

I'm a father. Holy f**k, I'm a father. How could she not tell me this? Over three years ago, she vanished from my life. I came back for her, ready to patch things up between us, and she ghosted me. Now she's standing there gaping at me, and all I can do is stare at the little girl on her hip—the one who looks exactly like my sister did at that age. The one who's so obviously mine.

"Sienna." I breathe her name. She still looks amazing, and I'm flooded by memories of our time together—every kiss, every smile, every touch, laugh, and taste comes back to me with crystal clarity.

"Nope." She shakes her head, spinning on her heel and running away.

I'm frozen, watching her take off with my daughter and still trying to wrap my head around all this. For a second, I wonder if I was just seeing things, but—

Sh*t, I'm losing her all over again.

I start running, trying to track her down, but she's vanished once more.

But not forever.

This time I won't stop looking.

This time I'm going to find her and tell her that breaking us up is my biggest regret.

This time I'm going to win her back for keeps...

The Forever Play is a standalone, sweet and spicy, second-chance NA football romance with no cheating and a guaranteed happy ending. Perfect for fans of Kelsie Rae, Hannah Gray, and Rebecca Jenshak.

©2025 Katy Archer (P)2025 Podium Audio

Weak and Pathetic MFC

The MFC has no back bone or ambition. She allows everyone to boss her around and does not even try hard to get to the truth. She is always jumping to conclusions and running away and depends on others to take care of her. She shows no sign of doing anything to become self-sufficient. I am not done with the book as yet so I hope things change. Her parents are enablers. They did not grow her up to be strong, and at first I thought they were such great parents. They are good at accepting her mistakes but not good at teaching her how to make better ones. And the MMC is not good at communicating. All he does is to shut down tight as a clam.