After a messy breakup and a string of lackluster first dates, Bec has given up on finding love. Why bother with a relationship when she has friends, family, and a job that she loves?Everything is going fine until professional baseball player Aiden Price moves to town after a midseason trade.

She hasn’t seen him in years, and even the cynic in her can’t deny that she felt more electricity with him in just a couple of days than she has with anyone. But that was a long time ago, and she’s a different person now.

If she’s learned anything, it’s that she’s better off alone. But when Aiden keeps popping up in her personal and professional life, she has to wonder if she’s making a mistake suggesting they just be friends.

Aiden hasn’t been able to get the girl who got away out of his mind since the day he met her. So when he stumbles into Bec unexpectedly—and under amusing circumstances—he struggles to get his footing before she throws him in the friend zone…again.

Aiden is determined to show Bec all the reasons why they should give each other a second chance. While Bec battles her insecurities, Aiden is confronted with his own.

If anything is worth the effort, it’s love, but Bec and Aiden have a lot of work to do to win the nightcap. Winning the Nightcap is a cozy, romantic comedy following the story of Bec and Aiden on the way to their happily ever after.

If you love a story with banter, found family, and spice, this story is for you. Intended for adults (18+ years of age, or legal age of adulthood) due to mature content.

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