Seventeen-year-old Piper Prescott built her life on being the best–top-ranked singles in Georgia, a future in collegiate tennis, and time for nothing but the game she loves.
Then her family is forced to move across state lines, and everything she’s worked for is erased overnight.
Now starting over in Fern Valley, Illinois for her senior year, Piper is no longer just chasing titles–she’s fighting for a scholarship. With her family’s finances in ruins, tennis is her only shot at college and the future she’s built her life around.
But in Fern Valley, rankings don’t mean anything.
To prove herself, Piper is forced to play doubles with Chase Henderson, an infuriating partner who treats every match like it doesn’t matter. As losses pile up and pressure mounts, Chase shows her how to loosen up and have fun–while Piper pushes him to take the game seriously. As their chemistry on the court sparks into something undeniable off it, Piper begins to question whether winning is the only thing worth fighting for.
But when Piper finally earns the chance to reclaim the top singles spot–and the kind of visibility college scouts can’t ignore–she’s faced with an impossible decision. Take it, and she leaves Chase and their hard-won partnership behind. Stay, and risk the scholarship she needs to afford college at all.
Piper must decide what matters more: the future she planned for, or the one she never expected to want.
This order comes with a signed paperback copy of OPM, a OPM quote bookmark, bookish stickers, and a handwritten note.
Seventeen-year-old Piper Prescott built her life on being the best–top-ranked singles in Georgia, a future in collegiate tennis, and time for nothing but the game she loves.
Then her family is forced to move across state lines, and everything she’s worked for is erased overnight.
Now starting over in Fern Valley, Illinois for her senior year, Piper is no longer just chasing titles–she’s fighting for a scholarship. With her family’s finances in ruins, tennis is her only shot at college and the future she’s built her life around.
But in Fern Valley, rankings don’t mean anything.
To prove herself, Piper is forced to play doubles with Chase Henderson, an infuriating partner who treats every match like it doesn’t matter. As losses pile up and pressure mounts, Chase shows her how to loosen up and have fun–while Piper pushes him to take the game seriously. As their chemistry on the court sparks into something undeniable off it, Piper begins to question whether winning is the only thing worth fighting for.
But when Piper finally earns the chance to reclaim the top singles spot–and the kind of visibility college scouts can’t ignore–she’s faced with an impossible decision. Take it, and she leaves Chase and their hard-won partnership behind. Stay, and risk the scholarship she needs to afford college at all.
Piper must decide what matters more: the future she planned for, or the one she never expected to want.
This order comes with a signed paperback copy of OPM, a OPM quote bookmark, bookish stickers, and a handwritten note.
