After months of illness, Abi is desperate to get back to normal. The problem is, normal no longer exists. Her gardening clients have vanished, she’s moved back in with her overbearing parents, and someone has even had the nerve to clean the football club toilets. Losing her lucky number eleven shirt to a teenager feels like the final insult. So when Jenna, the team’s star striker and the owner of a slick chain of barbershops, offers to help her get back on track, Abi agrees. Reluctantly. Jenna has always seemed untouchable: confident, self-assured, and everything Abi isn’t. She’s also dated a string of successful solicitors, which is a reminder Abi would rather avoid. But Jenna has her own carefully guarded past. There’s grief she’s never spoken aloud and a secret that still shapes how close she lets anyone get. As the two women grow closer, business plans blur into flirtation, and lingering looks turn into something far more dangerous. One unguarded night involving a stolen vibrator might just push them past the point of no return. Lucky Number is a tender, funny friends-to-lovers romance about healing, taking chances, and falling for someone who sees the real you, even when you don’t.