Slammed

De: Lola Keeley

Narrado por: Lori Prince

World number one tennis star Elin Larsson is in hot pursuit of a record number of Grand Slam titles. But between pressing injuries and growing anxiety, it's starting to feel like her heart isn't in it.

Gorgeous rival player Toni Cortes Ruiz bursts onto the scene, chasing her first slam.

As their paths keep crossing in big matches, a growing attraction starts to burn between the competitive women. Elin's used to winning - but not when the woman she's falling for is on the other side of the net. As scandals, the media, and the world starts closing in on them, Elin and Toni need to decide whether they're competitors or on the same side.

Contains mature themes.

©2019 Lola Keely (P)2020 Tantor

Great!

This was a great story narrated very well! Was very easy to listen to! Highly recommend

Very good listen!

Story was engaging and just the right pace. It had me laughing out loud a couple times, which is always fun! Lori Prince did a really nice job with the second characters accent, was fun to hear!

Pretty good

I did like this storyline but God, the accent for Toni was awful. I usually like Lori Prince as a narrator but this one was hard to get through.

Great Sports Romance

This is a story about athletes. you can feel the pain of training, dread of the media, conflict of relationships, and the struggle of what if its over. The characters are strong women who know themselves. Very refreshing read.

Loved This Book

This was a great look inside tennis. And, a wonderful love story. I listed to the last chapters several times.

Loved it

Had me at the edge of my seat. Didn't know on who's side I was on. Amazing

loved it

loved the book . I've listened to it twice so far... definitely recommend this one.

Great substance!

This was a great read. Solid story lines and great characters. There is a lot of substance packed into this book.

Lori Prince's accents were GOD AWFUL

I like Lori Prince; usually she's a very reliable narrator. But she was not the choice to go with for this story. All of her accents sounded the same. It was borderline insulting. Really, she should've just read normally, because her awful attempts at accents almost ruined the book.

Great book!

I really love this story. It is one of those rare books that doesn’t need an epilogue because they took the needed time to wrap the story up. It was very well written and makes you feel warm and happy.