You Should Be So Lucky: A Novel by Cat Sebastian

In this mid-century romance set during the tumultuous 1960 baseball season, Eddie O’Leary, struggling star shortstop, finds himself in a batting slump, despised by teammates, and homesick. Ordered to give interviews to a reluctant arts reporter, Mark Bailey, Eddie's already on thin ice.

Mark, mourning a partner he couldn't openly acknowledge, begrudgingly agrees. As they navigate the pressures of New York City, their unlikely connection deepens. Eddie, closeted in his profession, and Mark, adamant about not being hidden, grapple with the consequences of their growing attraction.

Amidst the anonymity of the city, Eddie and Mark form a bond, confronting their loneliness and finding solace in each other's company. But as their relationship blossoms, they face the harsh reality of their circumstances. Mark refuses to be anyone's secret, while Eddie is constrained by the demands of professional sports.

Their journey is a poignant exploration of grief, found family, and the complexities of identity and love. As they navigate societal expectations and personal demons, Eddie and Mark must confront their fears and decide if their connection is worth the sacrifices.

In this emotional slow-burn romance, author [Name] crafts a compelling narrative that captures the essence of mid-century America, blending themes of love, loss, and acceptance. Eddie and Mark's story is a testament to the power of human connection and the resilience of the human spirit in the face of adversity.