Thirty Love

Things heat up on and off the court for two tennis rivals in this steamy debut gay sports rom-com, perfect for fans of TJ Alexander and Rachel Reid - a must-read for fans of queer sports romances like Heated Rivalry.

Things heat up on and off the court for two tennis rivals in this steamy debut gay sports rom-com, perfect for fans of TJ Alexander and Rachel Reid - a must-read for fans of Heated Rivalry. American tennis star Leo Chambers is determined to win the US Open by thirty, the age when many players feel retirement looming. He's just a year away from that dreaded birthday, but he can't find his focus - he hasn't told anyone he's gay; he's clashing with his strict coach (who also happens to be his dad); and he still can't figure out how to beat his long-time nemesis on tour, Gabe Montoya, who, well, hits different. Gabe is playing better than ever, and Leo can't seem to escape him - and maybe he doesn't want to . . . Leo's other obstacle is Sascha Volkov, a Russian legend who has such a powerful influence on the tennis world, he would destroy Leo's career if he found out that he's gay. No distractions, Leo reminds himself. But when Gabe makes a shocking announcement, Leo is thrown off his game - in more ways than one. ? Tropes ?🎾pro tennis🌈 gay romance👨🏼????💋?👨🏽 rivals to lovers👥 forced proximity😮?💨 slow burn? queer joy & found family🥵 locker room scenes?? travel porn (nyc, melbourne, paris, london)💕 Why readers can't get enough of Thirty Love . . . 💕'A fun and fresh rivals-to-lovers sports romance, perfect for fans of Heated Rivalry and queer love stories' Alison Cochrun'Electric on the court, tender off it . . . a queer romance grand slam' Sarina Bowen'Thirty Love brings the rivals-to-lovers tension and heat we all adore' Chip Pons'An utterly charming and beautifully written enemies-to-lovers sports romance' Blair Fell'Not only pure rivals-to-lovers bliss but also a masterclass in what it means to be your own champion' Matthew Hubbard'Filled with queer banter and slow burn shenanigans . . . delightful from first serve to final match point' Tara Tai