All the Wrong Plays

Kluvberg, Book 2

By: C.W. Farnsworth

Narrated by: Kasha Kensington, Ryan Hudson

A #1 SPORTS ROMANCE AND TOP 25 BESTSELLER!

He’s got all the right moves. And makes…all the wrong plays.

Will Aster excels at two things: soccer and self-sabotage. Following a viral incident involving him and the club owner’s wife, his only option to continue playing is overseas on FC Kluvberg—a team known for not tolerating scandal. A last chance and a harsh wake-up call.

Sophia Beck has spent her life avoiding football. Growing up in the shadow of her family’s stratospheric success in the sport left scars. About to begin her final year of university, she’s eager to pursue a career in photography, not receive an internship assignment involving her brother’s team. The last thing she expects is to meet a guy—a player—who makes her want to watch a game.

He loves soccer.

She resents it.

Those contrary viewpoints collide when Will and Sophia discover something stronger than their conflicting emotions toward the sport—their feelings for each other.

But…one wrong play can cost the game.

And wrong plays are Will’s specialty.

©2024 C.W. Farnsworth (P)2024 C.W. Farnsworth

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Will and Sophia meets as strangers until they find out who they are. Will gets transfer because of a scandal that gives hm a bad rep with his new team. Sophia has trust issues with friendship she forms because of who her family is and she doesnt know if they are sincere with her or what to get close bexause of them. So she acquire a friendship with Will. how they spend time together and the banter and chemistry they had together. narrated by Kasha Kensington & Ryan Hudson.

Good listen

She is hates soccer.

Soccer is his life.

The way these two opposites find their perfect HEA ending was fantastic and filled with 😍 and 🔥. Very much recommend this story. My only real complaint is I felt the narrators were a bit of a let down in how they handled some accents. Felt like a missed opportunity. But overall a great story with engaging characters I fell in love with.

Perfect Sports Romance

This was my first book by C.W. Farnsworth, and I really enjoyed it! The story follows Will Aster, a soccer player caught in a scandal that sends him overseas to salvage his career. There, he meets Sophia, the sister of one of his teammates, and sparks fly. Their secret relationship adds excitement, and when their romance is revealed, things become even more engaging. I loved watching their relationship grow as they helped each other navigate their insecurities. The audiobook narration really enhances the experience, bringing the characters to life and making it hard to stop listening. Fun, flirty, and a bit spicy—it's a perfect pick for sports romance fans. A thoroughly enjoyable listen!

Will & Sophia...

All the Wrong Plays is the second book in the Kluvberg Club series. It is a sports (soccer), teammates sister, friends to lovers romance. I loved the insta attraction between Will and Sophia. this one had some witty scenes, obstacles, and so many feels. It was a quick fun read.

Kasha Kensington and Ryan Hudson did a great job with this story and these characters.

All the Wrong Plays

Sophia and Will. Sophia is the daughter of famous footballers. (Soccer for us Heathen Americans). She has always hated the sport due to everyone expecting her to be a pro at soccer like everyone else in her family. She went out of the mold and is caving her way to be someone other than her famous family. People have always used her to get access to her famous parents and brother. Will was forced off a team in Boston and he received a contract to play in Germany. He meets Sophia when he finds her sitting in his seat at the football stadium to watch a scrimmage before he starts playing with the team. There is an instant connection between them .
I really enjoyed this book. It was entertaining and a joy to read/listen too. The narrators were phenomenal in this audiobook. I really enjoyed the way they brought the story to life. The spice in this one was also good. I really enjoyed this book. I have been mainly reading hockey romances so this was a change of pace but I have no regrets.