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Worth a Try: A Teammates to Lovers MM Rugby Rom Com (Try for Love Book 3)

Jemma Croft
4.9 / 5.0
Published: 2026

Description

Aiden and Finn have navigated life side-by-side since their teenage years, their bond surviving everything from distance to the pressures of professional sports. Now, playing for The Bath Centurions, life just got a lot more complicated. The coach has named them co-captains, forcing them to harmonize their polar-opposite approaches to the game or risk losing the leadership roles they’ve worked so hard to attain. The tension on the pitch is palpable, but the real heat is happening behind closed doors. Balancing the tactical demands of leading a rugby team with a blossoming, secret romance is proving to be their toughest challenge yet. As they struggle to keep their professional and personal worlds from colliding, Aiden and Finn must decide if they are ready to risk their friendship—and their reputations—for a real shot at love. Packed with witty banter, intense locker-room chemistry, and a deep-seated connection that has been years in the making, Worth a Try is a heartwarming journey of self-discovery. Whether you are in it for the competitive rugby action or the slow-burn romance, this story is a celebration of found family and the courage it takes to finally admit what your heart has known all along.

Customer Reviews

Top 5 from Amazon
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Jo
May 21, 2026

squeeze squeeze squeeze

Emotional damage! Wow this book packed some punches! I almost didn’t sign up to arc read this because of the cheating. But I trust Jemma Croft, and I’m glad I went for it! I did not expect to relate to a young rugby player so hard. Goodness the feelings of longing and always feeling like you’re not quite hitting your target are so spot on in this book. Pi/Aiden is such an anxious, overthinking, worrier. Eggo/Finn is a chaotic gremlin of joy! He has a solid family, solid belief in himself, and the confidence that things will work. Hopefully! The girlfriends in this book. Megan, I totally get! Even though I don’t understand why her & Finn couldn’t communicate. Georgia though? What girl? I can understand being amicable. Especially after knowing what she ends up knowing. But I don’t understand why these women were still a bit hung up. Finn was dumb, he and Megan definitely under negotiated their relationship. Aiden was a straight up ass. Not to her directly, but in actions. In real life I would never be able move on with friendship or trust with Aiden. But in a fictional world where I get to be inside his head, totally. I’m in. I laughed so much while reading this book, I cried more than expected too. I had to stop reading at stare into space to process my own feelings a few times even. Jemma Croft has a way of writing a story that I get swept into. Even my unmedicated adhd didn’t stand a chance. I love the Try for Love series and can’t wait for the next addition!
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Brit
May 21, 2026

5 stars!

It doesn’t surprise me that Pi and Eggo are my favorite couple in this series so far! Idiots in love is a top tier trope and Jemma does it SO well. These two are just ridiculous with how obviously they are. I am actually a fan of cheating tropes so a double cheating trope had me so excited. You could just tell pretty early on that these two were supposed to be together but remember….they are lovable idiots so that wasn’t going to happen easily for them. Pi is an overthinker to the MAX and I related to him so freaking much. Eggo is his exact opposite, not thinking things through enough. This honestly made them such a perfect match. I loved the dual timeline so that we could see how they started and then where they ended up. Logan was SO sweet! I loved how Pi was just accepted immediately into Eggo’s family. Plus the second epilogue had me in tears, it was so precious and the perfect ending for these two. I also really enjoyed the overlapping timeline with the first two books and getting to see difference perspectives from the same scenes. I can’t wait to read whatever Jemma writes next!!
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Emma
May 21, 2026

⭐4.75

ARC Review ⭐️4.75 I paused a book to read this one, that’s how excited I was for it. It exceeded expectations. I loved it. I really liked Pi and Eggo. They had a really good dynamic in their very different but slightly similar ways. I got a little lost in all the slang terminology but I think that was a me problem more than anything else. The single dad element of this book is so small but such a good showing of a parent child relationship. It was some of my favorite parts of the entire book. This whole series is great! The first book holds a special place in my heart but I think this one is my next favorite in the series. This book (and the whole series) is definitely worth reading.
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Lexa_of_Fae
May 21, 2026

Piggo

This was such a fun read! I loved reading Eggo and Pi’s love story. I loved all the family scenes, they were so funny. This book had some absolutely hilarious moments, I kept laughing while reading. It was such a good read, I loved every bit of it. I felt like the flashbacks were handled very well, the dates and everything fell very smoothly and we got equal time in the past and the present of their story. I loved the ending and I hope to get more books from this series. This series has become a very quick favorite of mine.
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Michelle Haddock
May 21, 2026

Jemma Croft did so good with this book!

Probably one of the best cheating tropes I've ever read. Jemma Croft did so good with this book! So many laugh out loud moments. So many authentic moments - as Aiden and Finn try to figure "this" out. And the stars of the show? The girlfriends. I said it. They got it. They recognized and supported, with class and grace. So many props to how these females were written. I want nothing for the best for these two ladies. I freaking loved them. This book was brilliant. Seriously so well done. I think its my favorite of the three. So many swoony moments and again, the authenticity just blew me away.