Books matching: sports themed romance
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Save:'Making Him Sweat' by Meg Maguire is a romance novel set in Wilinski's Gym, where Jenna inherits the business from her estranged father and plans to close it down to focus on her dream of opening a matchmaking agency. However, things take a turn when she meets Mercer, the former boxer who runs the gym and was mentored by her father. Despite their opposing goals, Jenna and Mercer find themselves attracted to each other, leading to a sweet and steamy romance filled with genuine emotions and personal growth.
The story explores themes of family, love, loyalty, and self-discovery as Jenna navigates her complicated relationship with her late father through Mercer's perspective and the community of the gym. The writing style is described as simple, small, and wonderful, focusing on the genuine connection between the characters without resorting to high drama or unnecessary conflicts, making it a refreshing and engaging read for fans of sports-themed romance.
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Save:Moonshot is a rollercoaster of forbidden romance, sizzling chemistry, and unexpected twists - a must-read for anyone craving a unique spin on the sports romance genre.
We were down by three, top of the ninth. Fucked, in nice lady terms. Especially with the bats we were swinging tonight. I rested my chin on the ledge, closing my eyes briefly, sucking in the sounds, t... - #3
Save:Sexy, fast-paced, and full of Olympic vibes - Settling the Score is an easy, breezy read for anyone craving a blend of sports and steamy romance. Great for fans of strong heroines and swoony athlete heroes!
EVERYONE HAS HEARDthe rumors about the Olympic village—not the details of the world-class amenities and supercharged meal plans, but the whispers about the trouble athletes get into once they’re off t... - #4
Save:A swoony, funny, and heartfelt new adult romance with loads of chemistry - perfect for fans of college sports romance and witty banter. Not groundbreaking, but totally addictive and charming!
For the millionth time in forty-five minutes, I sneak a peek in Justin Kohl’s direction, and he’s so beautiful it makes my throat close up. Though I should probably come up with another adjective—my m... - #5
Save:Team Player by Julianna Keyes is a baseball-themed romance novel set in the Charleston Thrashers series. The story revolves around Gwen, an assistant in the p.r. department of the team, and Ty, a baseball star dealing with career struggles and personal issues. The book features a cast of well-developed and humorous characters, including the Thrashers team members, Coach Stripley, and Gwen's boss, Allison. Keyes creates a world filled with rich dialogue, steamy scenes, and an engaging plot that immerses the reader into the inner workings of a baseball team.
The novel explores themes of friendship, growth, and healing as Gwen and Ty navigate their relationship while dealing with their own personal challenges. Keyes' writing style is praised for its ability to create a thrilling fantasy world with mystery and romance, making the reader feel as if they are standing in the stadium alongside the characters. Despite being a baseball romance, the book appeals to both sports fans and non-sports fans alike, offering a blend of humor, emotion, and realistic character development.
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Save:"Ice Games" by Jessica Clare is the third installment in the 'Games' series, a romantic and humorous story set in the world of reality TV game shows. The book follows Zara, a former Olympic ice skater trying to revive her career, and Ty, a surly MMA fighter reluctantly participating in a PR exercise. As they team up for a reality ice skating show, their initial reluctance turns into a competitive partnership filled with humor, chemistry, and personal growth. The plot unfolds with a mix of romance, humor, and behind-the-scenes cattiness, making it a fun and engaging read for fans of sports-themed romance and reality TV junkies.
The writing style of Jessica Clare in "Ice Games" is described as funny, sexy, and pure escapism, providing readers with an enjoyable and light-hearted story about opposites colliding. The characters of Zara and Ty are portrayed as relatable and well-developed, with a competitive spirit that drives the plot forward. The author successfully weaves together themes of second chances, redemption, and personal growth, creating a captivating narrative that keeps readers entertained from start to finish.
I really hated family reunions. You know, those shindigs where a variety of people that would otherwise barely like each other get together and pretend to be affectionate all because of a common bond?...
(Also, see 20 recommendations for the series Games ) - #7
Save:A top-tier sports romance with heart, depth, and realistic characters - perfect for fans of FF romance, rivals-to-lovers, and anyone craving a cozy, exhilarating read. Highly recommended!
Coreylaughed as she pumped the skateboard over the section of rollers and into NateWalsh’s path. She cut him off and mounted the twelve-foot wall in front of herin one fluid arc before reversing cours... - #8
Save:In "Pucked Over" by Helena Hunting, NHL star Randy Ballistic and Lily LeBlanc find themselves in a casual sex arrangement that unexpectedly turns into something more. The book follows their journey of navigating their feelings and attraction towards each other while dealing with their own insecurities and past baggage. The story is filled with humor, hot sexy scenes, and witty dialogues, set against the backdrop of the hockey world and intertwined with updates on characters from the previous books in the series.
The game is over, and Sunny—formally known as Sunshine Waters—my best friend since grade one, is currently projected on the Jumbotron for the entire arena to view. Miller is mauling her while “Walking...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Pucked ) - #9
Save:'Downed' by Jen Frederick is a compelling story about redemption, love, and second chances. The book follows the journey of JR Ace Anderson, a former championship-winning quarterback who is trying to start over with a new team and a better attitude. The plot revolves around Ace's struggles to fit in with his new teammates, his past experiences haunting him, and his unexpected connection with Bryant Johnson, the coach's daughter. The writing style of the book is described as flawless, with a perfect blend of football knowledge and character development, creating a story filled with highs and lows, sadness, betrayal, and hope.
I head to practice wondering what in the hell just happened. I’m not really meeting up for brunch with this chick, right? I mean, she didn’t even give me a chance to respond, so if I’m a no-show, she...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Gridiron ) - #10
Save:Full of emotional highs and lows, The Perfect Game is a steamy, drama-filled romance that keeps you hooked - even if you might want to throw the book a time or two. Perfect for those who love angsty, college sports romances!
I ran my fingers one last time through my stick-straight blonde hair, trying in vain to give it the appearance of volume or thickness. One final coat of mascara on my eyelashes and I’d be all set. The...
