
Is it hot?
by Taylor Jenkins Reid · Reidverse
2022 · 384 pages · Ballantine Books
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Carrie Soto Is Back When a younger player shatters her tennis record, Carrie Soto—a fiercely competitive retired champion with twenty Grand Slam titles to her name—does the unthinkable: she comes out of retirement at thirty-seven to reclaim what she believes is rightfully hers. With her father back as her coach and her body fighting against time, Carrie embarks on one final, epic season that will test not just her physical limits but her heart as well, especially when she must train alongside Bowe Huntley, a rival with secrets of his own. Taylor Jenkins Reid crafts an unforgettable story about ambition, sacrifice, and second chances that will have you rooting for this battle-hardened athlete every step of the way. It's the ultimate testament to what we're willing to risk when we get one more shot at glory.
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A comeback story wrapped in determination and quiet longing. Soft indie rock, folk ballads, and gentle pop—artists like Bon Iver, Phoebe Bridgers, and The National. Resilience meeting vulnerability, strength tempered with hope. Late-career triumph, second chances, and the bittersweet beauty of fighting for what matters.
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