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Two years ago, alpha baseball star Logan Whitaker left his omega mate, Noah Bennett, to chase his dreams—just as Noah’s world was falling apart.  

Now, an injury sends Logan back to the small town he abandoned, and to the mate he left behind. But Noah is no longer the soft omega Logan remembers. He’s the head coach of Logan’s new team, the father of a son he never knew he had, and the cold fire in his eyes makes it clear: forgiveness is off the table. 

Noah has no interest in reopening old wounds. But Logan isn’t the same selfish alpha who left, and he’s determined to win back the family he didn’t know he had.  

Can two broken hearts find their way back to each other, or will Logan strike out for good?

No Perfect Game (BL)

Noah's POV

I thought betrayal would feel more dramatic.

That's how it is in the movies—explosive anger, broken glass, a scream through the rain. Characters storm off with fire in their veins and blood in their teeth. "I'll get back at them." "I should've known." Always so sure. So purposeful. There's suspense, there's action and in the end, there's resolution.

But I don't feel any of that and the chaos in my head is far from fiction.

No burning rage. No revenge fantasy. Just the dull ache of something breaking inside me and not fixing itself. The feeling of glass shattering glass, shattering glass.

Aches