Angol
Everyone thinks Brook Harper already told the story that mattered.
She exposed a rigged season, put corrupt adults on blast, and helped turn three ridiculous dogs into local legends. That was the book. That was the movie deal. That was supposed to be the end.
Then Brook finds a forgotten envelope in her dad's garage-her mom's handwriting, a dead coach's name, and a warning: If something happens to me, find Jennifer Morrison. She knows.
Suddenly, last year's scandal looks like one play in a much bigger game. Money went missing long before Brook ever picked up a glove. Coaches died. Complaints vanished. And the cop who tried to bury it all is sending messages from a prison cell...or has friends who are.
With her best friend-turned-almost‑something Steven, three dogs who can sense trouble before it hits, and a town that still can't decide if she's a hero or a problem, Brook has to choose: let the "official" version stand, or risk everything to finish what her mother started.
The deeper she digs, the clearer it gets-this isn't just about baseball. It's about who gets protected, who gets sacrificed, and what happens when a girl who's already blown up one system starts asking questions about the next.
The first book told the story everyone saw.
This one asks the question nobody wants answered:
How many people are willing to lose a kid...to keep the game going?
And what did this have to do with her mom's accident?
