The Pickleball Girl Finds Her Match

In love and pickleball . . . what if the greatest risk is not taking one at all?

Perfect for fans of Sarah Adams, Katherine Center, Emily Giffin, and Elin Hilderbrand, this charming, romantic novel serves up love, laughter, and plenty of pickleball.

Endy Andrews has built a life she loves--coaching seniors, running her youth pickleball league, and keeping her heart safely out of play. But when she meets Sebastian Hall, a charming former tennis star visiting Whisper Hills Country Club, their spark is instant and undeniable.

What begins as a whirlwind romance quickly turns complicated. Sebastian's glamorous ex returns with unfinished business, and the club's tennis purists are out to dismantle everything Endy has worked for--including her beloved Picklers program.

With her community on the line and her heart on the verge of breaking, Endy must decide whether love is worth the risk . . . and if second chances are real both on and off the court.

For readers who love quick chemistry, returning-ex drama, -motional stakes, and heartfelt happily-ever afters, The Pickleball Girl Finds Her Match delivers a closed door romantic escape with a sporty twist.

Rebecca Jasmine was born and raised in a small town in northern Montana. Throughout her life, she has lived near the Golden Gate Bridge, the Sunset Strip, and the Panama Canal. Currently, she and her husband, Jeremy Sauter, live near the city of Palm Springs.

Rebecca worked for years in TV and movie advertising, was an official TSA Pre-check Enrollment Agent, and was on screen for seven seconds while being a background extra on Yellowstone, season 4, episode 1. Rebecca is a lover of lists and an angry cook.

She laughs the most and screams the loudest when she's on a pickleball court. And whenever she travels, you can bet there's a paddle in her carry-on bag.

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