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Review: Game, Set, Match by Heidi Stephens



Blurb from Goodreads:
LOVE DOESN'T ALWAYS PLAY BY THE RULES . . .

Hannah has been married to Graham since they were eighteen - a union of desperation to escape their strict families. He's the only man she's ever kissed and honestly, she's not sure he's any good at it. But fourteen years of washing his underwear is more than enough to kill the romance.

Well, that and the fact that he's got a work colleague pregnant.

Hannah's new-found freedom is an opportunity to finally put herself first, and a trip to Spain sounds like the perfect start. Yes, it might be with three near strangers, but it's also a chance to play tennis every day under the Spanish sun, before heading off on a solo road trip and starting the next phase of her life.

Then Hannah meets Rob , who has kissed ALL the women and is 100% not her type. And besides, she's really not looking for love right now. But if there's one thing Hannah knows about tennis, it's that sometimes taking a risk can pay off - and when you fault on your first serve, you get a second chance.

Escape to the Spanish hills in this completely gorgeous and delicious romantic comedy that will have you snorting with laughter. If you love Catherine Walsh, Laura Jane Williams and Sophie Ranald, you won't want to miss this!
 
Heidi Stephens is one of my favorite discoveries over the last year -- her books are fun, funny, definitely romantic and sometimes spicy.  I love all of the heroines she writes because they feel true and true to themselves.  While her latest was probably my least favorite of all her books, it is still great and I loved the Spanish setting. Definitely add this one to your TBR pile!

Game, Set, Match comes out next week on June 22, 2023 and you can purchase HERE.  
'We need to talk,' said Hannah, pulling the pin out of each word and tossing it over the furniture like a tiny grenade. She hovered in the doorway between the lounge and the kitchen, wondering if any phrase int he English language was a bigger red flag for impending doom. Nothing good ever followed we need to talk.

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