Game point a novel

In the aftermath of Dylan Bailey's tenth Grand Slam loss, she decides to put her racket away for good. Until a tempting bet from fellow pro Oliver Anderson convinces her to give it one last shot. If she sticks it out, and still loses the next tournament, she takes home his US Open Trophy, and is fre...

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Main Author: Jones, Meg (Journalist) (Author)
Format: Books Print Book
Language:English
Published: New York, N.Y. : Avon Books, 2025.
Series:Jones, Meg (Journalist) Game, set, and match series ; 2.
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490 1 |a Game, Set, and Match ;  |v 2 
520 0 |a In the aftermath of Dylan Bailey's tenth Grand Slam loss, she decides to put her racket away for good. Until a tempting bet from fellow pro Oliver Anderson convinces her to give it one last shot. If she sticks it out, and still loses the next tournament, she takes home his US Open Trophy, and is free to walk away from the sport forever. To sweeten the deal, Oliver proposes a twist-he'll swap his racket for a whistle and coach Dylan in the months leading up to the Australian Open. After all, with the solid friendship they've built, surely working together could score a game point. They just need to keep their eyes on the ball and ignore their sizzling tension. As Oliver and Dylan navigate the unpredictable court, they rediscover their love for the sport, but the feelings they share could complicate things. With the world watching their every move, they must ensure their partnership stays on-court. But as the lines between coach and player blur, especially in a sport where every detail is scrutinized, keeping their feelings in check may be their toughest match yet. 
650 0 |a Women tennis players  |v Fiction. 
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650 0 |a Man-woman relationships  |v Fiction. 
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