Playing for Haggis

He came to Glasgow for rugby. He stayed for something he didn't have a word for.Fiona Porter has spent years being exactly what everyone needs her to be. The coach's daughter. The team's safe pair of hands. The person who keeps everything running while her own dreams wait quietly in a desk drawer.She wasn't expecting Eben Schoeman.He arrives from South Africa with a plan — rugby, savings, home — and absolutely no intention of getting distracted. He's quiet where the others are loud, steady where the city feels chaotic, and surprisingly terrible at sausage rolls. He also has a way of looking at her like she's more than the sum of her roles.What starts as professional courtesy slowly becomes something neither of them planned for. A first match. A kilt that nearly destroys him. Late nights in an empty clubhouse. A rainy Saturday, a Scrabble board, and the slow realisation that some connections rewrite everything.Playing for Haggis is a sweet, slow-burn sports romance set in Glasgow — about finding the courage to stay, the courage to reach, and the person who makes both feel worth it.