as ten best-selling albums and sells out stadiums across the world, so how can she say no to playing the Super Bowl half-time show? She has to keep it a secret until the moment she takes the stage, but it's still a dream come true. When that secret proves to be the breaking point of her relationship, and Tripp Owens-the impulsive Super Bowl MVP-rescues her from the media, Willow retreats from the public eye.

At thirty years old, Tripp Owens has topped off his best football season by leading the Seattle Serpents to a Super Bowl victory. It's shocking, then, when he finds himself unexpectedly drafted to the brand-new Upstate Cosmos in the latest NFL expansion.

Months after that fateful Super Bowl game, everything has changed. Tripp is settling into his new team and new city, while Willow is hiding out, trying to convince her label a fresh musical direction is the best move for her career.

Once again, Willow and Tripp cross paths, but sparks flying between them wasn't in either of their plans. Ultimately, they have to decide if they want to play it safe, or if one of them will call an audible and change the play.