The Coach

Kings of Cocky, Book 3

De: Mickey Miller

Narrado por: Savannah Rogers, Lucas Dixon

I always had a fantasy about sleeping with a gorgeous stranger. No names. No strings. Just one night where nothing else mattered.

So when a ridiculously hot, suited man I'd never seen walked into my small town bar that weekend, I let myself have it. One perfect night. All heat, no history. And by the next day, he was gone.

I didn't expect him to stay. I didn't even know his last name. But I also didn't expect two pink lines to show up a few weeks later.

I had no way to find him… Until I'm sitting at my parents' house, trying to figure out how to break the baby news—and his face flashes across the TV screen.

Jackson Knox. NFL icon. New head coach of the Chicago Stallions. And the man who knocked me up.

With my best friend's help, I come up with a plan—get into a Stallions home game, find Jackson, and tell him he's about to be a dad. Easy. Totally chill. Definitely not terrifying.

But when we come face to face again, it's like no time has passed. The chemistry is electric. The tension? Unbearable. He wants answers. He wants to be involved. He wants me.

The hardest part isn't telling Jackson about the baby. It's pretending I'm not falling for him all over again.

The Coach is a steamy, emotional sports romance about unexpected second chances, a surprise baby, and the messy, beautiful chaos of falling in love. HEA guaranteed.

©2025 Mickey Miller (P)2025 Podium Audio

Great Narration

I have always enjoyed Mickey Miller's way of writing a story and this one is no different. I feel like he wraps all my favorite tropes in one book. A surprise pregnancy, sports romance, and little secret identity, and NFL coach x small town woman with a small age gap.

Ivy and Jackson meet and sparks fly. I loved this one night stand, surprise pregnancy romance. I really liked these characters and the way the pregnancy was handled by them. I felt like Jackson was ready to do what he needed to do even when he never saw himself as a father. I loved the Ivy was herself and didn't let the ugliness of people keep her away from what was meant to be.

I really enjoyed this audio. I felt like the narrators did a wonderful job bringing this one to your ears. They narrate this one in dual and it is really good.