Huge thanks to HarperAudio and NetGalley for allowing me to review this ALC!
4⭐️/ 3 🌶️This was my first tennis romance and I’m OBSESSED!
This book was delicious in all the best ways.
✅ sports romance
✅ enemies to lovers
✅ revenge
✅ age gap ish (9 years)

Scottie is forced to leave tennis after it’s believed she cheated to win at Wimbledon. An opportunity presents itself for her to seek revenge on those who wronged her, and what better way than with her father’s rival?

This is my first Meg Jones book and I cannot wait to read her upcoming novel about Dylan!

This book was such a delightful read! From the very first page, I found myself completely immersed in the story. The writing was so approachable and warm, making it easy to connect with the characters and the plot. I loved how the book felt both inviting and engaging, without ever being too complex or hard to follow. It was just the right mix of comfort and intrigue, and I truly enjoyed every moment of it. It’s a wonderful read that I’d happily recommend to anyone looking for a heartwarming escape!

Game Point is a highly entertaining friends-to-lovers romance set in the world of competitive tennis. As someone who typically doesn’t gravitate toward sports romance—often finding them cheesy or overly fluffy—I was pleasantly surprised by how much I enjoyed this book.

Meg Jones’ writing style is engaging and fast-paced with sharp dialogue and witty banter - I flew through this book. I appreciated how it balanced humor with more serious moments, offering a deeper insight into the rigorous training and mental preparation required in professional tennis. I felt connected to the main character and was rooting for her to succeed—not just in romance but also in her tennis aspirations.

And for those who love some spice, this book delivers! The chemistry between the leads is set up early on, and I loved watching the lines between coach and player blur throughout the story. Thank you Netgally and publisher for the ARC.

Thank you to NetGalley and the publisher. Although I love the world of tennis I didn’t like this book., the authors words or her style of writing.