"The Grand Slam Year"

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Francoise Lamarche is tennis royalty. Groomed for Grand Slam victory since childhood, she exists in a gilded cage managed by her relentlessly controlling brother, Pierre. On the court, she is an icy, unstoppable force. Off the court, she has spent six years burying the heartbreak of losing the only boy who ever saw her as more than a family legacy. Liam Barrett didn’t have a legacy; he had a blistering two-hundred-kilometer-per-hour serve and a desperate need to pay his sister’s medical bills. When the ruthless Lamarche machine stripped him of his first major sponsorship and wildcard entry, Liam learned a brutal lesson: talent doesn't beat money. He has clawed his way onto the professional tour fueled entirely by anger, determined to stand across the net from the Lamarche empire and make them pay. When the grueling tour schedule forces them into the same orbit from the red clay of Paris to the manicured lawns of Wimbledon, the hostility between them is electric. But beneath the icy glares and bitter press conferences, the slow-burning tension of their stolen teenage midnights refuses to fade. As the truth about the betrayal that separated them finally comes to light, Francoise is faced with an impossible choice: protect the family name that defined her, or blow up her entire world for a second chance with the only man who truly knows her. Winning a Grand Slam takes absolute focus. Trusting each other again might cost them everything.