Practice Makes Perfectly Gay by Aurora North

She’s America’s sweetheart on the tennis court. But she’s tired of playing it safe. Blythe Kavanagh has spent her entire career perfecting the art of the safe shot. As the World Number Four tennis player, her public image is flawless, sponsor-approved, and entirely straight. But behind the press-ready smiles and carefully managed media narratives, she is suffocating under the weight of everyone else’s expectations. Romy Calder knows Blythe’s body better than anyone. As her elite strength and conditioning coach, she knows exactly how to fix Blythe’s serve, her footwork, and her stamina. As her best friend of nineteen years, Romy also knows she has been hopelessly, desperately in love with Blythe for most of her life. She has spent two decades keeping her hands strictly professional and her heart locked away. When a devastating loss pushes Blythe to her breaking point, the careful boundaries they’ve built finally crack. A stolen kiss in a rain-soaked hallway changes everything, blurring the lines between colleagues and lovers. As the high-stakes Liberty Open approaches and paparazzi scrutiny intensifies, Blythe must decide if she’s willing to risk her carefully curated career for the woman who has always been her anchor. Romy is done being a secret in the dark. Now, Blythe has to choose: keep playing for the crowd, or finally play to win. Practice Makes Perfectly Gay is a steamy, high-stakes F/F sports romance featuring a bisexual awakening, forced proximity, and a nineteen-year slow burn that finally catches fire.