A Perfect Game

Twenty-year-old Christopher “Kit” Pennington dreams of becoming a professional baseball player. He has the natural talent and the drive needed to excel in the sport, but finds his lack of interest in formal education impeding his progress.

Two major distractions aren’t helping matters any. Kit is gay, trapped in three intolerant environments: at home with demanding yet detached parents, in an elite but narrow-minded school, and among his largely homophobic teammates. In addition, Kit has delved deeply into the BDSM lifestyle despite his youth. It’s no wonder he has few friends among his peer group.

Kit is barely muddling through some of his classes, despite threats from his wealthy father, a high-dollar contributor to the private college Kit attends. Not until the very handsome Professor Liam Dalton replaces one of Kit’s regular instructors at the exclusive school does higher learning take on any real meaning. Becoming involved with an older man—one of his professors, no less—might be the steadying influence Kit needs, or it could send his already complicated life spiraling out of control.

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A Perfect Game is a 51,300-word gay romance featuring a student-teacher relationship, locker room action, and light elements of BDSM.