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Romance · 2005 · PG-13

Hot Property

by Carly Phillips

She was supposed to manage his image. She wasn't supposed to catch feelings.

Amy Stone is a sports publicist. John Roper is the baseball player whose image she's been hired to protect. Phillips's fourth Hot Zone novel is a warm, breezy sports romance with the series's reliable chemistry and contemporary New York energy.

For14+GenreRomanceLength304 pagesRead time~8.4 hours

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Violence

None

No violence

Language

Some

Moderate adult language

Sexual Content

A lot

Open-door sexual content — moderately explicit

Substance Use

None

No significant substance use

Emotional Intensity

Barely any

Low psychological stakes

What this book is about

Amy Stone is a sports publicist. John Roper is the baseball player whose image she's been hired to protect. Phillips's fourth Hot Zone novel is a warm, breezy sports romance with the series's reliable chemistry and contemporary New York energy.

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