Review: The story sucked me in and didn't let me go.
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 05 3, 2013
Did I enjoy this book: I did enjoy this book. It was a fun read and a sweet story. I read Game. Set. Match. every free chance I had and liked it from beginning to end.At first, the tennis terminology was a bit hard for me to follow. I'm not a tennis player or a tennis fan, so this was definitely a subject matter outside my knowledge. However, I found myself enjoying the play-by-plays. I could see the matches. I could feel the intensity and the excitement. It was  as if I was watching in person.The characters were all likeable, even the ones you really didn't want to like. Indy was a sweet girl who wanted to make her mom proud and prove to herself that she belonged at OBX. Jasmine was the legacy, living in her parents' shadow trying to make a name for herself. And Penny was the star who was falling for the bad boy. I liked all three of these main characters. Each of them had something to offer, something to root for. At one point or another, I was a fan of each of them. I was on their Team. Even now, after finishing the book, I can't decide whose Team I would be on.Even the secondary characters were easy to get behind. Teddy, Jake, and Alex were all great guys in their own right. Did they make mistakes? Yes, but I liked them anyway.The story sucked me in and didn't let me go. In fact, it still hasn't let me go. I think about it now and then and I smile. It was a book that made me smile. I am really hoping that Game. Set. Match. will be continued in an additional book.Would I recommend it: I would recommend this book, especially if you like the New Adult genre and sports-related books.Will I read it again: I will just may. (Before I finished Game. Set. Match. I didn't think I would want to reread this book. Now, I just may, especially if there are more books about Penny, Indy, and Jasmine.)(I received a copy of this book for review purposes.)