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Game Point
by Meg Jones
Meg Jones serves up another absolute winner with Game Point! This friends to lovers romance, set against the high stakes world of professional tennis, had me hooked from the very first page.
Dylan Bailey’s struggle with her career and self-doubt felt so raw and real, making her journey incredibly compelling. And Oliver Anderson? Oh man, talk about the perfect mix of sweet and spice! Their friendship turned something more was filled with tension, stolen moments, and just the right amount of angst. The bet? Genius. The coaching dynamic? Electric. The slow burn? Perfection.
What I loved most was how this book balanced the intensity of professional sports with the deeply personal, emotional stakes of their relationship. The chemistry between Dylan and Oliver was off the charts, but their friendship and respect for each other made it all the more satisfying. And let’s not forget the setting—Jones truly brought the Australian Open to life, making me feel like I was courtside, feeling every serve and volley. I will be the first to admit I am not a tennis fan, but this book makes me want to get interested! It had me hooked on a sport that I did not know I would like.
If you love sports romance with high tension, sizzling chemistry, and a couple you can’t help but root for, Game Point is a must read.
Thank you to NetGalley, Meg Jones, and Avon for the eARC of this book.
Dylan Bailey’s struggle with her career and self-doubt felt so raw and real, making her journey incredibly compelling. And Oliver Anderson? Oh man, talk about the perfect mix of sweet and spice! Their friendship turned something more was filled with tension, stolen moments, and just the right amount of angst. The bet? Genius. The coaching dynamic? Electric. The slow burn? Perfection.
What I loved most was how this book balanced the intensity of professional sports with the deeply personal, emotional stakes of their relationship. The chemistry between Dylan and Oliver was off the charts, but their friendship and respect for each other made it all the more satisfying. And let’s not forget the setting—Jones truly brought the Australian Open to life, making me feel like I was courtside, feeling every serve and volley. I will be the first to admit I am not a tennis fan, but this book makes me want to get interested! It had me hooked on a sport that I did not know I would like.
If you love sports romance with high tension, sizzling chemistry, and a couple you can’t help but root for, Game Point is a must read.
Thank you to NetGalley, Meg Jones, and Avon for the eARC of this book.