Full Court Crush: A Sapphic Sports Romance

by Sasha Brennan

330 pages, Kindle Edition

Published February 12, 2026

About the author

Sasha Brennan loves cats, coffee, and creativity (and alliteration, apparently). Never far from her keyboard, she loves writing down to earth sapphic romances that feel like eating a box of chocolates next to a warm fire; it's just that, sometimes, that fire might get a little out of control. Sasha is proudly queer and neurodivergent, and this is reflected in her writing. To find out more, visit her website www.sashabrennan.com or connect with her on social media @sashabrennanauthor

Reviews

[Nicole · Rating 4 out of 5]

Full Court Crush by Sasha Brennan is an adult contemporary romance about two women who play on the same professional basketball team. One is the team captain, and the other is a new player on the team. Both have insecurities, but they are unable to deny the connection they feel on and off the court.
This is my first book by Brennan, and I was pleased with it. The story is sweet and spicy, with building tension and some well-placed intimate moments.
Keira returns home to Cardiff, Wales, to care for her ailing father, and she joins the Blizzards. Amelia is a pediatric doctor who splits her time between work and basketball. They have great chemistry, cute and flirty interactions, a third-act breakup, festive holiday fun, and a satisfying payoff to the slow burn.
The writing is well-done. It starts slow, but the pace picks up a little and remains consistent. There are some cliché romantic moments, but I don't hate it. Sometimes the Hallmark formula is exactly what I need. The found family offers the couple solid support.
Trigger warnings for toxic parents, anxiety, panic attacks, and a parent sick with cancer.
I enjoyed this romance and look forward to the next installment in the series.
#workplaceromance #onlyonebed #forcedproximity #sports #toxicparents #sickparent #basketball #anxiety #panicattacks #paediatricdoctor #thirdactbreakup #holiday #Wales #foundfamily #HEA #epilogue
I received a review copy from the author. This is my honest opinion.

[Gio.reads.sapphic]

Patience is the key to reading this slow burn !!

I have to say that even though I don't understand much about basketball, it was very easy to follow the various games, there aren't too many technical terms or rules that aren't explained first, making the book easy to follow even for non-fans.

All the characters are adorable and despite the difficult situations you will arrive at the end of the book with a beautiful smile on your face. I loved the dynamic of Amelia and Kiera's first meeting but as much as I felt the longing I missed the chemistry.

That said, let's move on to the tropes:
-Forced Proximity
-Only one bed
-Attraction at first sight
-Strangers to Friends to Lovers
-Slow Burn
-Almost kiss
-Found Family
-Sport romance
-Contemporary
-Femme × Femme
-Meet cute
-Mental health rep
-Captain × Rookie
-Locker room spice
-Set in the UK

Over all it's a 4⭐ and 3🔥

CW: panick attack - cancer - loss of loved one - controlling parent - financial struggle

[The Wild Weary Cow Reads Sapphic · Rating 4 out of 5]

Arc Read- Thank you!!

Looking for a well written, heart-warming story with a likeable MC & plenty of Side ones?

I can’t recommend this book enough!

We get

Only one Bed

A Ferris Wheel moment!

Hot locker room sex

Found Family

Slow Burn

Angst

Full on chemistry

We also get a whole buzzing undercurrent of attraction between Amelia and Keira from the moment they BUMP into each other.

There’s something so sweet about Amelia, here she is this confident doctor and team captain but she’s shy & blushing around Keira… She’s also capable of throwing the sexiest winks lol

Feeling the pressure of being responsible for her young patients & fellow teammates, getting as many wins as possible under their belts knowing for some this is their livelihood, especially for new recruit Keira, who has just transferred from an American team back home to Cardiff after finding out about her father’s cancer diagnosis. It all takes its toll, she’s struggling with panic attacks/anxiety

In Keira she finds her calm…The Ferris Wheel moment in particular stands out for me.

Amelia feels she can’t possibly date a teammate, even one she’s impossibly drawn to!

Keira has this quiet energy about her. She may be worrying about how she’s going to pay the bills, while her father recovers, on her basic wages from playing but she’s determined not to ask for help from anyone, especially not the hot captain of the team who she’s quickly falling for.

This is one of those books that I couldn’t get enough of and had to slow my roll not wanting it to end.

Sasha writes these characters beautifully and I'm looking forward to what comes next!

I adore Keira and Amelia!

[Fran Sappharc · Rating 3 out of 5]

Okay start. Although there is a bit of teammates so can’t have relationship with the captain barrier, and a bit of shame /privacy creating a barrier I’m still waiting to feel involved.
My worry with a sports book set in the world of a sport I don’t follow, always is that I won’t follow all the parts as I don’t know the sport. Often there are explanations to make sure you have the basics. Either this book didn’t or the explanations it gave left me none the wiser. Not a big issue really as I am reading for the romance rather than the basketball, but my lack of knowledge has made some scenes difficult to picture.
I think what has perhaps not made me fall in love with this early on is that I am not reading about a happy life. I am reading about a good person, who has not only come back to look after an ailing parent but they do it in unassuming but very thoughtful ways - things like giving their dad a fresh omelette while they eat dodgy scraps of food in the background.
The barrier of teammate/captain isn't really giving me the tension I need. However some precipice scenes work really well. Others not so much.
The ending is a happy one and I cared enough about the mains I was happy.

[The Sapphic Shelf · Rating 4 out of 5]

Review of advance copy received from author:

Rating: 4
Spice: 🌶️🌶️🌶️

As a former basketball player, I'll admit that I was hesitant to pick up a sports romance, particularly one centered around basketball. That said, Full Court Crush by Sasha Brennan was executed quite well!

From a technical standpoint, the basketball scenes were accurate and felt believable. They also weren't overly complicated, so anyone without a basketball background would still be able to follow along. I do wish there had been a little less basketball at times so we could've gotten more time with Amelia and Keira developing their relationship beyond teammates.

The chemistry was there from the start with their accidental run-in, and I was immediately rooting for them and their new semi-professional basketball team (yay for women’s sports ⛹️‍♀️). Fair warning: this is definitely a slow-burn, so it took awhile for things to fully pick up in the romance department, but there was plenty to keep me entertained in the meantime.

The team dynamics were beautifully crafted, and I really enjoyed getting to see how so many different personalities can come together both on and off the court. Lucy is a big personality, but I know there's depth to her if we just dig a little. Evie and TJ were adorable, and I honestly loved the wittiness we got from Coach Grant and her husband. Having this foundational ensemble makes me even more excited for future books in the series when we get to dive deeper with other pairings.

TLDR: A solid slow-burn sports romance with accurate basketball scenes and great team dynamics. Perfect if you're looking for a sapphic romance that actually knows the game!

[Kasley.K · Rating 4 out of 5]

Full Court Crush took me out of what started to look like a reading slump. I finished it in a few hours. It shows how fun it was to read it.

The Blizzards are a lovely team. I was rooting for them as they grew as a semi-pro team. They weren’t the only ones I was rooting for. I enjoyed Amelia and Kiera’s story, how they met, and how they connected. They made me giggly, and some scenes were swoon-worthy.

The angst was well-brought, without the miscommunication that sometimes can be frustrating. It felt realistic, and I could understand where the two of them came from.
I also greatly enjoyed teh families subplot and was glad to see how it ended.

I had a great time reading Full Court Crushand I very much look forward to reading Inside the Paint.

[Quinn · Rating 5 out of 5]

A special thank you to author Sasha Brennan for this ARC opportunity. I am happily sharing my honest review.

I was immediately captivated by the book summary blurb because I love a good sports romance and friends to lovers is my absolute favorite trope! I must say that I found the cover art to be pretty cute and fitting for the story. Full Court Crush was so much fun to read! It was exactly the sort of believable and sweet slow burn sapphic romance that I really needed to read right now! I am a basketball fan and found through this book to highlight the sport in just the right way to enjoy it but not be overwhelmed. I found this book to be character centric and emotionally charged which allowed me to become quite invested in it from beginning to end.

I felt like this book was a refreshing take on friends to lovers in a sort of teammates to friends to lovers aspect that was great. Sure, there was a lot of hesitancy on the part of both of our main characters to go for anything romantic because of the teammates aspect but that made it all more juicy to read. We meet Ameila who is the Blizzard team captain by day and a full time medical doctor eh…also by day! I was immediately impressed and intimidated because I can barely handle my regular job and would never be able to add on being the team captain and star player of a semi-pro team! Hmm…unless it was a semi pro sleeping team or semi pro eating snacks while reading team but you get my point lol! Ameilia is strong and smart. She is comfortable painting inside the lines and doesn't consider blurring the lines by dating a teammate. Well, meeting Kiera kind of pushes her outside of that rule following comfort zone because some rules were made to be broken. Kiera is kind of running on empty these days and she’s back home to care for her ill father battling cancer while trying to make a living playing semi professional basketball. I will say that the caregiver aspect and helping support her Dad while he fights for his life part really got to me. I, unfortunately, know how scary and unbelievably difficult it is to support and care for a sick family member and this aspect of the story made me fall in love with Kiera a little. She’s a special girl and deserves to be cherished and loved.

The basketball was of course ever present and I enjoyed the competition and camaraderie it added to the story. Nothing overly technical so if you don't follow the sport, don't worry, there is a lot to love about this story. I loved the tension in Full Court Crush! I found myself smiling wide throughout the book. I really enjoyed the pacing as Keira and Amelia sort of find their way to each other and choose one another. Of course the team dynamic and life struggles offer a bunch of reasons why they shouldn't be together but slowly but surely their chemistry and connection cannot be denied. The subtle flirtation was delicious and the slow burn is essential as it created a believable love story for me. Late night lifts home, sharing hotel rooms, spending time together on and off the court builds up their relationship organically. Kiera and Amelia compliment each other well and just are so good together. I was a fan of theirs immediately and was shipping Kiermelia hard! A lot happens and their journey is not an easy one as they are forced to overcome more than one obstacle but that’s life and that made them so much more real for me. They go through a lot and come out of it all stronger as individuals and as a partnership. I was so very happy with their happy ever after because they worked for it and boy, did they ever deserve it! Oh and I would be remiss if I didn't mention the very fun to read and oh so smoking hot intimate scenes! I always prefer steamy romantic interludes in every sapphic romance and these scenes were not only very hot but made me believe in the love story so much more. Bravo Sasha Brennan!

The writing is awesome. Brennan writes with passion and it comes through on every page. The writing is clear, strong and fun to read. I truly appreciated the dual pov aspect as it really allowed me to get to know both Keira and Amelia. Each of their perspectives were very distinct and allowed for a more emotionally resonant story. Brennan does a wonderful job using symbolism and creating characters that I respected, admired and really grew to care about. Every time I had to put the book away I found my mind drifting to Kier and Amelia until I was able to pick it back up. Overall, this was a very enjoyable slow burn sapphic romance with a fun basketball foundation. I highly recommend this for anyone who prefers emotionally layered characters with a compelling story and swoon worthy love. Following Kiera and Amelia on their journey toward real love and real happiness filled me with joy. I can't wait to read Sasha Brennan’s next book in the Courting Blizzards Series!

[Misha · Rating 3 out of 5]

(Rounded down from 3.25)

Thank you to the author for an ARC in exchange for an honest review.

Romances based on a sport are tricky to pull off because of the balance required between action sequences (which should not be too technical) and the relationships between the characters being sufficiently developed. In the case of this book, while it was a reasonably enjoyable story, I feel that the basketball aspect doesn't lend much to the enjoyment of the book aside from a commonality for the main characters. Honestly, it often feels a bit odd that one of the main characters is a full-time doctor and still has time to practice, take up extra shifts on demand, and also have time to captain a semi-professional basketball team, and practice enough to be one of the better players on the team. Given the sheer amount of things that need to be resolved in this book, I can't help but wonder if it would have been better to simplify it and focus either on full-time basketball players or just have the sport be a hobby.

Given the reasonably elaborate basketball game scenes, I feel that we don't get enough time to explore a myriad of other issues that are more important in the main characters' lives, such as their relationships with their families, their best friend who is far away, a parent with a serious illness, an estranged older sister, chronic anxiety, financial troubles, professional conflicts as a captain and rookie, and other things. To counter all of these issues in the background, the main characters don't seem to have much of an emotional connection, but instead find each other attractive and essentially lust after each other for ages. Unfortunately, this doesn't work terribly well for me with romances, since the purpose of them for me is to be invested in the characters' emotional connection to each other and how they fit together in ways that improve their lives. In this case, we barely have any dating or connection aside from finding each other physically attractive, so even the "slow burn" aspect feels more like dancing around an obvious attraction for little reason.

Overall, this was a fun ride, but it feels a bit underwhelming to me when both MCs ought to get therapy for their own serious issues, but things are just hand-waved away and are simply fine as soon as they get together. It feels unrealistic and as if the obstacles in their way were just pointless ways to stretch out a plot. In any case, one date and a single night together, but no honest conversations about their issues, doesn't particularly satisfy me for a romance, but this was a reasonably quick and fun read, nonetheless, if you enjoy basketball and sapphic romances.

[Samantha Holder-Venter · Rating 4 out of 5]

I’m a sucker for a good sports romance. Maybe it’s because every sport automatically comes with tension, team dynamics and high stakes or maybe it’s just the competitive energy but it always adds that extra spark that I can’t resist.

I adored Kiera from the very beginning. She’s juggling real life, real responsibility, financial stress and the weight of a parent’s health issues and I knew almost immediately that I was going to connect with her. I was right. She’s strong in a quiet, grounded way. Even when insecurity creeps in, she feels solid. Like the foundation of a building. Steady, dependable, supportive. The kind of person you can lean on without even having to ask.

Amelia is almost her opposite on the surface. A wildly successful doctor, adored by her patients, the fearless captain of her team and clearly one of the best players on the field. She takes life seriously and gives everything her absolute best effort and honestly that level of competence is very attractive. Of course, she’s carrying her own baggage too, which keeps her from ever feeling untouchable.

I really loved the way the two of them circled each other. The hesitation, the tiptoeing, the sparks that flicker before either of them is brave enough to fully step in. Their chemistry worked for me and in my opinion they make a really great match.

My biggest wish is that we’d gotten more time with them together. More shared moments, more interaction with the side characters and more space to just sit in their dynamic. What we did get was genuinely lovely but I wanted a little more of it.

I also really appreciated the growth both characters showed. It came through clearly, but I would have loved a slower build toward it and a deeper dive into their emotional journeys. A bit more showing and a bit less telling, especially when it came to the heavier feelings.

Overall, this was a really enjoyable read and a solid four-star book for me. Warm, engaging and easy to get invested in from start to finish.

[sapphicliteratureirl · Rating 4 out of 5]

📚 ARC Review 📚 Thanks to the author for this advanced copy in exchange for an honest review.

A contemporary sapphic friends-to-lovers sports romance - and it's set in Wales? Yes please 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿❤️

This story follows the dual perspectives of basketball teammates Amelia and Keira, charting the highs and lows of professional sport alongside the slow, inevitable pull of falling in love.

Amelia is the captain of a semi-professional basketball team, balancing the pressures of leadership with a demanding medical career and overbearing parents. Determined to stay in control, she believes the team must always come before her heart. Keira, meanwhile, has returned to the UK to care for her ill father (who I absolutely loved 🫶) and to play for the Cardiff Blizzards team. Focused and guarded, she wants no distractions.

As someone who has never really watched or played basketball, I did have to meander through some of the gameplay — but I really enjoyed the team environment, with away matches, team-building nights out, and one-on-one training sessions all helping to build rapport and chemistry between the two protagonists.

Amelia and Keira support each other through different pressures while very obviously fancying one another, which only adds to the tension. And when that tension finally sparks… it leads to some seriously 🔥🌶 moments (including a locker room), full of electric chemistry and sharp, engaging dialogue 🫠

Spoiler ahead...

There is some angst — including a break-up before things even really begin 😮‍💨 — but I appreciated seeing both characters grow individually. The inclusion of discussions around anxiety felt thoughtful 🫶 Expect sports, romance, and one of my favourite elements: characters who stand up for themselves and go after what they truly want ❤️

[Mary · Rating 5 out of 5]

Full Court Crush was an entertaining and swoon worthy sapphic read. It can be classified as a slow burn but I breezed through it and found the pacing anything but slow. It was also sexy and spicy and full of heart. I enjoyed that we get to see complex characters and well developed side characters. The main characters weren’t perfect but they were perfect for each other. They just had to get over themselves and work through some stuff to see it.

There is a dynamic of strangers to friends to lovers with an adorable meet cute. Our main characters Amelia and Keira play together on the semi-professional basketball team the Blizzards. Amelia is team captain and also a successful pediatric doctor outside of basketball. Keira has returned home to support her ailing father and her only job is basketball, so she struggles more with money. It was a little unbelievable that Amelia would have time to play semi-pro basketball while also being a doctor but I know nothing about professional sports or being a doctor so it didn’t bother me too much. I thought she and Keira had great chemistry that was more than just lustful desires. But that being said the desires were hot and the spicy scenes incredibly well written.

Full Court Crush had just the right amount of angst and the drama was believable. I was rooting for the Blizzards as well as the romance. I’m looking forward to reading the next book in the series. Thank you Sasha Brennan for the ARC.

[Wendy · Rating 4 out of 5]

Full Court Crush is a basketball romance focused on Amelia and Kiera as they navigate work, family and their teams first year as pros. Amelia, a doctor and captain of the Blizzards, has panic attacks and trauma from her perfectionist and not-very-nice family. She is afraid of letting people down, and when she meets Kiera, she fights the attraction as a distraction she doesn't need. Kiera has just moved back home to care for her father, is broke and feels like the weight of the world is on her shoulders. Like Amelia, she fights her attraction for many of the same reasons.

The basketball bits were good, but not super detailed as most of the book focused on the personal lives of Amelia and Kiera - their jobs (or lack of one) and their relationships with their families. Honestly, both women needed more time with therapists. Their were some interesting bits about Wales where the story is set, and the supporting characters were well written (and looks like this will spawn a second book). The romance was sweet and the spicy bits were pretty spicy and well-written.

Overall I give it 4 stars - it was a good read with some serious parts around family dynamics and mental health and enough basketball, romance and spiciness to keep the story engaging.

I received an ARC in exchange for an honest review.

[Thao Ngo · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is an ARC review.

Meet cute? Check.
Knocked off her feet? Literally.
Yearning? Check.
Lust? Check.
Mental health awareness? Check.
HEA? Nothing but net. 🏀

Keira is back in her hometown, trying to find her footing again. Amelia’s always been there, rooted, steady, captain of the local basketball team and carrying more than just plays on her shoulders. When Keira literally runs into her, it’s less of a meet cute and more of a full-court press from fate. Sparks fly fast, but what I loved is that the story doesn’t rush the emotional side of things. There’s space for vulnerability, growth, and honest conversations about mental health that feel real and grounded.

The tension between them on the court mirrors everything happening off it. Their chemistry isn’t just about stolen glances and almost touches. It’s about trust, rhythm, and learning how to move as a unit. You can’t win games if you’re out of sync, and the same goes for love. When they’re aligned off the court, their game tightens up in the best way.

Sasha Brennan takes us through more than a sports romance. It’s about choosing your own happiness over the expectations trying to box you in. It’s about realizing that the scoreboard doesn’t define you. Your joy does.

4.5 out of 5 for me. Sweet, a little spicy, and absolutely delivering on the sportsmance energy I live for. 🧡🏀

[Jo King · Rating 4 out of 5]

I will preface this review by admitting that Basketball is a sport that I do not have much knowledge of. That said, I do enjoy the camaraderie, tension, and rivalry that comes with sapphic sports romance. I did not feel overwhelmed with understanding the basketball scenes, though I did wish there had been fewer or they had been shorter, or perhaps more scenes of the characters connecting personally, to balance the ratio a bit better. I did find it somewhat unbelievable that a someone could balance being a full time doctor, with the requisite overtime that entails, while being on a semi-professional sports team and highly competitive in the field. Maybe if she were a robot who lacked human needs such as sleep. The physical connection between the leads is compelling and enjoyable to read. I do feel that for a slow burn, they could have spent more time interacting with and engaging with each others' personal lives, rather than the more physical nature of their yearning. The conflict seemed a little forced. I was appreciative of the mental health rep, and that a character was dealing with financial concerns, and dealing with a parents healthcare needs. This made it feel quite true to life. I do understand that there will be a sequel and perhaps the scenes I found myself missing are planned for down the road.

[Kate · Rating 5 out of 5]

4.5 Stars

I know that I enjoy a good sapphic sports romance. Every one I've read has been a slam dunk (pun intended). This book was no different. 

Keira and Amelia are immediately engaging. 
- Keira, having moved home from college and life after in the states, signs on to play for a semi-pro basketball team in her home town, hoping to be able to take care of her ill father. 
- Amelia, a pediatric doctor juggling bank work and basketball, is the captain of Keira's new team and the woman Keira accidentally ran into (literally) before her first training session with the team.

The tension is so well built. Keira and Amelia dancing around one another was just right. The constant “will they, won't they?” kept me drawn in and wanting to see what happens. Amelia, our soft yet stern captain, knows she has feelings for Keira, but uses her position as her captain as an excuse. Keira, knowing Amelia's hang-ups, starts teasing her. 

When the tension boils over, the ride just gets better. The pair navigate their feelings and relationship together…until…

Honestly, I'm not going to say more about the story. If you want to know more, snag the book.

I loved the writing, the character development, the pacing, and the spice. Everything was worked together beautifully, and I loved every page of the book.

[Shannon Luchies · Rating 3 out of 5]

Keira has returned to Wales to care for her father, whom has cancer, and play basketball for the Cardiff Bay Blizzards. Out for a morning jog, she accidentally runs a attractive woman down.

Amelia Preston is Captain of the Blizzards, as well as a doctor. (And whom got knocked down.) She is not happy when she hears the team is adding players, as she fears it'll disrupt how well they play.

Kiera and Amelia get along, and both have their issues. K struggles with imposter syndrome, while A is dealing with anxiety. As they spend time together both are attracted, but Amelia doesn't date teammates.

After a game, they finally give in, but both are dealing with Amelia's job and Kiera worrying about dad and his declining health.

When Amelia goes to the coach to get Kiera pulled from a game, they argue. Kiera decides they should break things off.

Al first they resolve to be friends but Amelia realizes she's still in love with her. They make up, story wraps up.

3 out of 5 stars. Needed something more to drive the story...

[Aspen · Rating 4 out of 5]

I really enjoyed reading this book. The balance between the sports and the plot was greatly appreciated. 
With Keira returning to the UK to be there for her father that has cancer and start on a new pro basketball team. And, Amelia being the captain of said team. The seriousness taken by both to prove this team can stay a pro team while learning its okay to love with every crazy thing going on in life.
I enjoyed the banter and the way more sensitive topics were touch on. I will be recommending this to friends. 

[Charlotte Morgan · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book ruined my life!
I couldn’t put the book down and cried more than I’d like to admit. Full court crush throws so many curveballs into Amelia and Kiera’s relationship I loved it!! Experiencing Amelia’s hard outer shell melt away and feeling Keira’s ability to believe in herself and take risks melted my heart. The “will they, won’t they” keeps you on your toes through the entire book, a very kind romance between two very passionate (although troubled) characters.

[Maria Silva · Rating 4 out of 5]

I was excited for this as a fan of basketball. Unfortunately, I had a little trouble finishing it. Reads more like young adult than full grown women. The angst seems too forced and their issues were more with themselves than each other which brought no chemistry to the MCs. At some point I was rooting against them more than I wanted them together. A lot of details and chapters felt more like fillers than story development. Readable but maybe as a palate cleanser.

[Jenny Hatch]

Full Court Crush

A story where a sport dominates, but don’t be intimidated, you really don’t need to know anything about basketball to enjoy this well written romance. The main characters are entirely relatable and the dialogue is down to earth and believable.
There is enough tension and drama to make a HEA to be in doubt, but don’t lose faith Sasha comes through in the end.

[Tracey Horstmann · Rating 4 out of 5]

Basketball, romance, and a little spice, is a great combination. This was an enjoyable, low-angst romance, with some really good spicy scenes.
It was a good read and I definitely recommend it.
I received an advanced reader copy in exchange for an honest review.

[Christine Reid · Rating 5 out of 5]

Wow phenomenal ,I loved the main characters their chemistry was shining throughout but it also took you on a rollercoaster of emotions putting you centre in their world hoping they take the chance on each other and what they could be i couldn't put it down definitely must read congratulations

[JW · Rating 5 out of 5]

I enjoyed this slow burn sports romance. There is spice in it, you just have to be patient, but it is well worth it!

[Brandy · Rating 5 out of 5]

Dive into this sapphic contemporary sports romance where an instant spark meets a slow burn. Two individuals, brought together by fate and the competitive athletic world, find their lives intertwined. Beyond the game, a vibrant found family provides unwavering support. This is a celebration of passion, resilience, and finding your true place.

I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily