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Love means nothing in tennis. A steamy New Adult sports romance set at an elite tennis academy, perfect for fans of Challengers. Penny Harrison is a tennis icon in-the-making, with massive sponsorship deals and legendary status on the horizon, if she can just nail the upcoming Grand Slam in Paris. There's no room for mistakes. When she returns to train at the prestigious Outer Banks Tennis Club, though, she comes face to face with the biggest mistake she ever made: Alex Russell. To keep her head in the game - and her mind off Alex - Penny leans on two of the club's other rising stars; Jasmine Randazzo and Indiana Gaffney who are both balancing exploding careers with their own off-the-court romances. But as the days tick down to Paris, Penny seems to always find herself across the court from Alex. She knows that to win she needs to focus . . . so why can't Penny stay away from the one guy who could ruin everything?
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Game, Set, Match, Jennifer Iacopelli
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- 2026
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- Title
- Game, Set, Match
- Language
- English
- Authors
- Jennifer Iacopelli
- Publisher
- Orion Children's Books
- Released
- 2026
- ISBN10
- 1510114157
- ISBN13
- 9781510114159
- Series
- Tags
- Juvenile Fiction
- Description
- Love means nothing in tennis. A steamy New Adult sports romance set at an elite tennis academy, perfect for fans of Challengers. Penny Harrison is a tennis icon in-the-making, with massive sponsorship deals and legendary status on the horizon, if she can just nail the upcoming Grand Slam in Paris. There's no room for mistakes. When she returns to train at the prestigious Outer Banks Tennis Club, though, she comes face to face with the biggest mistake she ever made: Alex Russell. To keep her head in the game - and her mind off Alex - Penny leans on two of the club's other rising stars; Jasmine Randazzo and Indiana Gaffney who are both balancing exploding careers with their own off-the-court romances. But as the days tick down to Paris, Penny seems to always find herself across the court from Alex. She knows that to win she needs to focus . . . so why can't Penny stay away from the one guy who could ruin everything?