In Your Court

"A charming sports romance that will keep you captivated." - C. S. Pacat, New York Times bestselling author of the DARK RISE series

"A deliriously good mixture of instant physical heat and slow-building emotion. With this love letter to tennis and gay identity, Haley has captured the emotional stakes of having two great loves in your life - especially when one of them is a sport which can only have one winner." - Freya Marske, author of A MARVELLOUS LIGHT

"Addictive! I couldn't get enough of Mat and Miles's sweet, genuine, and sexy af chemistry, and the intricacies of the pro tennis world were fascinating. I loved it and was sad to say goodbye!" - Anita Kelly, author of SOMETHING WILD AND WONDERFUL

A sweet, steamy AF contemporary MM romance! Find inside: truckloads of hot, witty banter, exploration of queer solidarity, lots of tennis details but very little actual tennis, and amusing Australian/American cultural confusion.

Australian Matteo Russo is the first and only openly gay tennis pro. Once a brilliant junior, he was slated for a bright future - until a freak accident derailed his career. Now, he's fed up, he's struggling to qualify for tournaments, and he's not sure he can afford dinner tonight.

After losing to his old rival-the rich, arrogant, American superstar Miles Callahan-Mat throws the man's privilege in his face and sets him a challenge - one he's sure Miles would never accept. But he does. Determined to prove he's earned his success, Miles travels to Wimbledon on a tight budget - no support team, no coach, no fancy hotel. And now the American needs a hitting partner, and someone to explain laundromats, and what started as a dare soon becomes a searing off-court fling.

Mat should be focussing on his career, not falling for a glamorous star. But Miles believes in his game in a way Mat hasn't for a long time, and is fast becoming everything he's ever wanted. Only. . . love and tennis just don't mix, because one day soon they'll have to face each other on the court.

And in tennis, someone always has to lose.