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Love and Other Scores

by Abra Pressler

Narrator Darius Williams

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Length 10 hours 26 minutes

Language English

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This season's spicy must-read: a sexy, queer sports romance, for fans of Carrie Soto is Back and Red, White & Royal Blue.

Gabriel is a global tennis superstar and heartthrob. As he eyes his first Grand Slam title at the Australian Open, the pressure is getting to him. After an intense practice session, Gabriel finds refuge in a bar, where he meets Noah.

Oblivious to sports, Noah doesn't recognise Gabriel, but there is an instant connection. The more time they spend together in the blazing heat of a Melbourne summer, the more their feelings and attraction grow.

Both Gabriel and Noah have their reasons for wanting to keep their romance private. With the stakes so high, will they be willing to risk everything for love all?

Serving up a swoonworthy romance full of twists and turns, Love and Other Scores is a bright and entertaining story from a new Australian voice. The top romance book for those who are looking for friends to lovers, grumpy/sunshine, and a heartwarming gay love story.

'The chemistry between these two beautiful men will leave you fanning yourself like you're baking courtside at the Australian Open final' CLARE FLETCHER

Fiction Romance Humor LGBTQIA+ Fiction

Abra Pressler is an LGBTQI+ writer living in Canberra, Australia. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Creative Writing from RMIT University. Her short-form non-fiction has appeared in Women's Agenda, Kill Your Darlings, Her Canberra, and on the ABC and SBS. Love and Other Scores was shortlisted for the 2021 Penguin Random House Write It Fellowship and was highly commended for a 2021 Varuna Fellowship. Abra is committed to championing queer Australian romance across adult and YA audiences.