The 7-10 Split

Peach Blossom, Book 1

De: Karmen Lee

Narrado por: Amina Sali

For fans of Ashley Herring Blake’s Delilah Green Doesn’t Care and Chencia C. Higgins' D'Vaughn and Kris Plan a Wedding comes an utterly charming and queerly irresistible romantic comedy…where all’s fair in love and bowling.

This is how love rolls…

For teacher Ava Williams, some subjects are not up for debate. Like history—specifically, the one she has with Grace Jones, bowling pro and local celeb. Who is now, for no identifiable reason, teaching at the same small-town Georgia high school as Ava. Once upon a time, they were thick as thieves, best friends, rivals who pushed each other, and total bowling nerds. Then they shared a kiss, sweet and confusing…and after that, they split and nothing was ever the same.

Ava is pretty sure she has every reason to hate Grace. Especially when the school’s soggy potato of a principal announces—finally—that the students can have the bowling team Ava has been pushing for, for years…only to hand it to Grace.

Now they’re expected to be partners and lead their new bowling team to victory in six months. And with that, their rivalry is back. Fierce, ultracompetitive…and with an undeniable attraction that pushes, pulls and crashes together. It’s history. It’s chemistry. And it’s just a matter of time before it explodes…one way or the other.

©2024 Karmen Lee (P)2025 Harlequin Enterprises, Limited

Great Story

Beyond the building love story, there were a lot of other great moments that were so relatable in this book. Dealing with grief, strained relationships with family, hindsight giving you clarity on people you once knew...

Overall, easy story to get immersed in. Loved the dynamic between the characters. The narration left a bit to be desired but it was still an easy listen.

Narrator ruined this book

Narration was horrible the storyline was good. If had a different narrator I would have given it five stars.

A Great Story that is ruined with Poor English

I would like to begin this review by clarifying my title. This book is among many audiobooks I've listened to that seem to forget what proper English is when writing. This author, along with several others, continues to use 'words' that AREN'T words, such as 'gotten'. Sorry, no such thing! I'm not sure if our school systems are failing the upcoming writers, but it sure seems that way.
Now, for the story. It's a cute story of two women who find themselves in a surprise reunion of sorts. The parting of their friendship 10 years prior was done in a hurtful manner, and Ava was reluctant to walk back into a second round with Grace. Thankfully, the two women were able to communicate and resolve some of the hurt and resentment between them, opening the door to a new possibility. It's worth a listen if you can ignore the poor use of 'words'.

Easy Listen Story

Two teens have a rough breakup. From BFFs to not speaking to each other for 10 years. Then there is a surprise reunion and Ava still harbors a lot of anger. Luckily, they talk and due to its necessity as being dual coaches for a bowling team, they come to terms with the past and decide to start a new.

Trash

I really didn’t think I would have picked a lesbian love story. Not my favorite story.