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"Ohhh...This Is A Treat!"
Reviewed by Kristi Ahlers
Posted June 9, 2006

Kate Angell's fourth book, Squeeze Play, (Dorchester, Leisure Books, May 2006) is the first in a series and the first that doesn't have a paranormal element in it (Calder's Rose, 2003; Drive Me Crazy, 2004; Crazy For You, 2005 - Love Spell, Dorchester Publishing). This series centers on the fast Read more...

"Baseball's Not the Only Game In Town"
Reviewed by Marilyn Rondeau
Posted June 13, 2006

Reading Kate Angell's SQUEEZE PLAY, I can honestly say you don't need to be a baseball fan to thoroughly enjoy the games she plays in her the initial installment of this new series featuring the ballplayers of the 'Richmond Rogues' . Risk Kincaid had it all going for him, baseball Read more...

"a home run"
Reviewed by Harriet Klausner
Posted June 29, 2006

Tampa Bay Bomber World series hero Richard "Risk" Kincaid is going home to Frostproof, Florida now that the season is over to see Jacy Grayson, who he has loved since high school. However, Jacy sees him as her best buddy, the guy she turns to when her latest romance Read more...

"New Baseball Series is Deliciously Hot"
Reviewed by Marilyn Rondeau
Posted July 2, 2006

Reading Kate Angell's SQUEEZE PLAY, I can honestly say you don't need to be a baseball fan to thoroughly enjoy the games she plays in her the initial installment of this new series featuring the ballplayers of the 'Richmond Rogues' . Risk Kincaid had it all going for him, baseball Read more...

Summary

Risk Kincaid is finding out that the life of a pro baseball player isn't all it's cracked up to be. The fame, the fortune, the fans—what good are they when he keeps striking out with the one woman who really matters to him? Jacy Grayson is sassy and spirited, but she only sees him as her rebound lover—the man who'll pick up the pieces when her heart is broken. Yet Risk has never stepped down from the plate before, and he certainly isn't going to start now. The bases are loaded—all Risk needs to do is show her that the diamond he has in mind won't be found on a baseball field.