Basketballs and Mistletoe

By: Julie L. Spencer

Narrated by: Abigail Carson

Too many basketballs and not enough kissing.

All Matt Bailey wants is to focus on his position as starting point guard for the varsity basketball team. When an epic kiss and a social media scandal forces him into the arms of the beautiful and spunky Trina Wynter, he finds himself in a fake relationship with a girl just crazy enough to think she can take on the world.

When Trina gets cut from the girls’ basketball team, she thinks her senior year is wasted, until a closetful of basketballs and 200 sprigs of mistletoe bring every athlete in Grand Haven High School together for a good cause and a great excuse for more kissing.

Basketballs and Mistletoe is a stand-alone novella in the All’s Fair in Love and Sports.

Series:

• Running to You
• Meet Me at Half Court
• Pass Me the Ball
• Strike Three, You’re Mine

©2019 Julie L. Spencer (P)2020 Julie L. Spencer

Quick-paced YA romance

Basketballs and Mistletoe is an enjoyable, short, quick-paced YA romance. At about 2 hours long, it’s the perfect length for a relaxing evening listen. This well-written book talks a bit about eating disorders. This is a stand-alone, although it is part of The All’s Fair in Love and Sports Series.

Loved it!

I loved this fun and flirty high school romance! It was fun to listen to it and be brought into such a cute romance story!

Short and sweet

I’ve listened to several in this series. I was surprised that although it had basketball athletes in the book it had little to do with basketball games. It was more about a service project involving sporting equipment. It also was a friends to lovers themed book. Two friends who hadn’t had romantic feelings for each other suddenly realize they are attracted to each other. A few funny scenes happen in the beginning of the book that made me laugh. It was only a few hours to listen and I easily finished it the same day I started it.

A Sweet YA Christmas Story

A short sweet YA Christmas story. The narrator was really good and brought the story to life.

Good book

I enjoyed it but not as much as others from this author. Still a good listen. The narrator did a good job.

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