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Fave Five: New Sapphic Sports Romance, 2026 Edition
For 2025 titles, click here. Set Point by Meg Jones (Tennis) Half Court Shot by Kimani Mae (Basketball) Make Your Move by Melissa Brayden (F1) Stick Around by Eliza Lentzski (Hockey) Running Home to You by Samantha Saldivar (Softball) Bonus: These are all F/F, but for an F/X Romance with a nonbinary lesbian out later this year, check out Two Can Play That Game by Zakiya N. Jamal Double Bonus:…
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BTW I am on a little quest to find a F/F romance novel that hits the same spot as Heated Rivalry and right now I’m reading an ARC of Set Point by Meg Jones and it is so FUUUUUUUN!
Former child prodigy tennis champion whose game has been off recently due to stress injuries currently seething at the hot-headed new tennis favorite (WHO SHE KISSED AT A PARTY MONTHS AGO AND WAS THEN GHOSTED BY WHEEEE) only then they play a game of doubles at a charity event and find that they’re a surprisingly good fit on the court…and perhaps off 👀
✨ BOOK REVIEW ✨
Set Point by Meg Jones
⭐️⭐️⭐️.25
QOTD: Have you ever played or watched tennis?
I’ve never played aside from lazily and badly hitting a ball over a net at school. But I’ve been to the Aus Open twice and I’ve watched a little on TV.
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Rating: 3.5/5
Book Blurb:
A sizzling sapphic enemies-to-lovers romance between two rival tennis superstars, taking place during the US Open!
Nothing fades faster than a former prodigy—and Inés Costa is dangerously close to disappearing.
Once queen of the court, Inés is limping through qualifiers. And after losing her biggest sponsor to Chloe Murphy, the sport’s fiery new favorite, she and her bank account are running on fumes.
Chloe, known as much for her talent as her temper, is a top seed for the upcoming US Open. But thanks to broken rackets, code violations, and the inability to play well with others, her “favorite” status is slipping away.
However, when they are forced to share the same side of the court, and the world surprisingly doesn’t implode, Chloe makes an offer: she’ll fund Inés’s journey to the US Open, but only if Inés agrees to be her hitting partner and teach her to keep a level head.
It’s strictly business, but somewhere between practice drills and tour stops, the line between rival and something more begins to blur.
As the summer burns toward Flushing Meadows, their sizzling tension catches fire. With a trophy in sight and emotions running high, will their romance double fault at set point?
Tropes:
Sports Romance
Rivals to lovers
Celebrity
Pro-Athletes
Sapphic Romance
Forced Proximity
Open Door
Dual POV
Only One Bed
Mixed Double Partner’s Ex-Girlfriend
Review:
A sapphic sports romance set during the US Open?! I love to see it! One kiss from the past, now rivals on the court, and potentially partners both on and off the court. Filled with drama, second chance at romance, and rivals to lovers on the tennis court! This is the second book in the series and can be read as a standalone! It's a fun sapphic tennis romance and I definitely think that if you like queer tennis romances, you should give it a go!
Release Date: April 7, 2026
Publication/Blog: Ash and Books (ash-and-books.tumblr.com)
*Thanks Netgalley and Avon and Harper Voyager | Avon for sending me an arc in exchange for an honest review*
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Ruudtek then smoothly kicked off the second set through Casper's service game hold to 1-0, but even though Iga's swift forehand return and Andrea's double-fault slightly put themselves ahead, Andrea's volley flicks confirmed their service game hold to 1-1. The same volleys kicked off the next game for the Italian pair, but Casper's preceding volley finish that got Andrea run over confirmed their service game to 2-1 as the third seeds tried to up their net game. Andrea's timely poach to close the gap in the fourth game (to 2-1* 30-30) points after a baseline exchange between Sara and Iga (that ended with Sara's unforced error) and Casper's fourth-shot forehand error, but the Italian wild cards came in clutch again to hold 2-2, followed by Ruudtek's flawless service game error to 3-2 (bar that one point they conceded). By the end of this game, Andrea took a medical timeout over a left thigh issue.
Afterward, bar an earlier fourth-shot forehand winner from Casper, Sara held her serve to 3-3 before Andrea's working volley kicked off the next game, followed by a flick backhand volley from Sara to put themselves 2 points ahead (to *3-3 0-30), but they somehow had a break point 2 points later thanks to Sara's volley (to *3-3 15-40) before it was immediately converted through her volley to 4-3. Iga's fourth-shot volley then kicked off the next game, but the Italian defending champions finally strengthened their position with a hold to 5-3. Ruudtek then stayed solid and held their serve to 5-4, which meant that Sara/Andrea had an earlier chance to serve for the match.
However, Casper's preceding smash (to *5-4 30-30) to Andrea's unforced error somehow paved the way for his forehand winner to the open court that set up Ruudtek's break point before it was converted thanks to his pass to Andrea's volley error to 5-5. Despite scoring a cross-court forehand winner and surviving 2 consecutive double-faults, Iga held her serve to 6-5 to put the third seeds ahead for the first time after some games in this set. Subsequently, Iga's volleys got Andrea run over 3 points into the 12th game before Casper's forehand winner set up their set point, which conversion came from Iga's backhand return winner to break for the second set 7-5, forcing the (proper) match tie-break to determine the championship.
Clayvedev set point today in Rome
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