Description:

It all started with a bet… Kassidy Thomas decided to stop hiding behind her past, and start living, but she didn’t quite bet on that start including her singing a horrible song in front of the handsomest bachelor in the NFL, Wyatt Hamilton. She also doesn’t think he’d then consequently ask her out on a date, but turns out when you’re actually living life…crazy things happen. He needs to win… Wyatt Hamilton is a player in every sense of the word. Married to the game, he has no interest in relationships, love, or even second nights with the same woman. But from the second the girl-next-door beauty Kassidy knocks on his door to deliver a singing telegram, nothing goes as planned. He can’t stop thinking about her, and keeps showing up on her doorstep for more. That is, until the unthinkable happens… And all bets are off. Each book in the Hamilton Family series is STANDALONE.
The CEO's Seduction
Romancing the Bachelor
Catching the Player *

Review

"This was a great read! Full of humor, sexy times, and a wonderful romance. " -Nette H., Goodreads    

"This story is charming and funny and I'm looking forward to reading more in the series!" -Marcia K., Goodreads   "From start to finish this is a highly entertaining romantic comedy , a great story to put a smile on your face and have you laughing out loud at some of the scenarios so vividly portrayed in this wonderful romance." -Elaine, Splashes Into Books   "I really love Diane Alberts as an author, and each time she has a new book out I just can't wait to get my hands on it! She never disappoints her readers. She delivers everything you could want in a romance book and more. If you're after a fantastic book then this book is for you! " -Melinda S., NetGalley    " A delightfully charming story! " -Gabriella N., NetGalley    "Really enjoyed this book. It was a quick, sweet read!!" -Kat T., Goodreads   "I can't remember the last time I read a book and smiled through the entire thing! I feel compelled to go back and read the rest of the Hamilton Family series." -N. Jackson, Goodreads