
Physiotherapist
Samantha Campbell
Physiotherapist for the San Diego Cubs
- Has a list for everything
- Starting over after a betrayal
- She allowed herself just one unknown
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Medals & Kisses 2 · Novel
The sports
Setting: San Diego and spring training in Arizona
She has a list for everything.
He doesn’t talk to anyone.
Italian edition only for now. The English translation is in progress.
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Sam Campbell is twenty-eight, with a new job as physiotherapist for the San Diego Cubs and an apartment full of boxes she can’t bring herself to open. On the other side of the continent she left behind a relationship that ended in betrayal.
Kye Walker is twenty-nine, with an arm worth two hundred million and an elbow that’s been giving him trouble for months. Nobody knows, because he doesn’t confide in anyone.
On the first night of her new life, at a bar counter, Sam meets Luke: tall, gorgeous, and for the first time in ages she feels truly listened to. They promise each other something simple: friendship, sex (if it happens!), and nothing more.
Luke was the one unknown she had allowed herself. But when spring training starts in the Arizona desert, Kye arrives, the Cubs’ new phenomenon, and Sam’s lists stop being any use at all.
And some games are played until the very last pitch.
The Last Pitch is the second book in the Medals & Kisses series: after the Olympic ice of The Last Stone come the California sun, a baseball diamond and two people with a whole season to heal their wounds. Or at least to try.
You’ll also find a sports podcast that tells everything the two of them are trying to hide.
It can be read as a standalone, without having read The Last Stone. Contains explicit scenes: recommended for adult readers (18+).
The roster

Physiotherapist
Physiotherapist for the San Diego Cubs

Baseball
The Cubs’ new phenomenon

Honorary member
Sam’s cat, Chewie to his friends