PRE-ORDER: Finding the Neutral Zone pack

Cooper Henry chased me almost my entire life… until he didn’t. 

As kids we would have fake weddings, my parents absolutely certain it would be the real thing one day. But when I moved away, an occasional letter soon turned into nothing. A heartbreak I'm still cleaning up even today. That is, until he was drafted by the Baltimore Cobras. 

My friends have no idea that our friend group has become more and more intertwined with the man who hurt me all those years ago, and all I can do is sit back and watch it happen. My heart hurts every time I see him, and I’m dead set on getting over him. Thankfully, my friends have just the solution… 

Amara Flores is standing in front of me in a white dress. 

I once vowed that I would marry her for real one day, but the second she left me behind, she took my heart with her. 

I’m set on getting over her, and when I’m approached with the opportunity to star in the latest dating show, I happily take the opportunity. Fake marry a stranger and make the country fall in love with me? I’ll take it. 

The only issue? I’m two minutes from saying yes at the alter to someone who is definitely NOT a stranger. 

And while I've imagined this moment countless times, it's clear someone is pissed about it. 

Now we have to navigate being stuck together, making the most of the moment. But… can we find the neutral zone?

Finding the Neutral Zone is a fake relationship, enemies to lovers, second chance reality show romance book and the fourth in the series of interconnected standalones following a team of professional football players and a group of creative, strong women who have them wrapped around their fingers. These do NOT need to be read in order, but characters will appear throughout the series and storylines mentioned. 

📖 Finding the Neutral Zone by Anna Noel

🏈 Childhood friends to enemies to lovers

💍 Fake Relationship

🏈 Reality show (LIB/MAFS + Hardknocks inspired)

💍One Bed

🏈 Secret Tattoo

💍 Second Chance

🏈 Sports Romance

💍 SLOW burn

🏈 No third-act breakup