In Your Court
Author: Kit Haley
ISBN: 9780733655814
Publisher: Hachette Australia
Year first published: 01 Sep 2026
Pages: 512 Format: Paperback / softback
An irresistibly sweet and seductive MM sports romance, serving up hot competition, steamy banter and a spicy rivals-to-lovers story Australian Matteo Russo is the first and only openly gay tennis pro. He was once a brilliant junior with a bright future, until a freak accident derailed his career. Now, Mat's fed up, struggling to qualify for tournaments and not sure he can afford dinner tonight. After losing to the rich, arrogant American superstar Miles Callahan, Mat throws down a challenge for his old rival: travel to Wimbledon on a tight budget and prove he's earned his success. No support team, no coach, no fancy hotel. He doesn't expect Miles to accept. But now the American needs a hitting partner, and someone to explain laundromats, and what began as a dare suddenly becomes a searing and secretive off-court fling. Mat should be focusing on his career, not falling for a glamorous star, yet Miles believes in his game in a way Mat hasn't since his accident. And he's soon playing better than ever. But as a rematch looms, it becomes clear why love and tennis just don't mix. Someone always has to lose . . .
ISBN: 9780733655814
Publisher: Hachette Australia
Year first published: 01 Sep 2026
Pages: 512 Format: Paperback / softback
An irresistibly sweet and seductive MM sports romance, serving up hot competition, steamy banter and a spicy rivals-to-lovers story Australian Matteo Russo is the first and only openly gay tennis pro. He was once a brilliant junior with a bright future, until a freak accident derailed his career. Now, Mat's fed up, struggling to qualify for tournaments and not sure he can afford dinner tonight. After losing to the rich, arrogant American superstar Miles Callahan, Mat throws down a challenge for his old rival: travel to Wimbledon on a tight budget and prove he's earned his success. No support team, no coach, no fancy hotel. He doesn't expect Miles to accept. But now the American needs a hitting partner, and someone to explain laundromats, and what began as a dare suddenly becomes a searing and secretive off-court fling. Mat should be focusing on his career, not falling for a glamorous star, yet Miles believes in his game in a way Mat hasn't since his accident. And he's soon playing better than ever. But as a rematch looms, it becomes clear why love and tennis just don't mix. Someone always has to lose . . .
