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Beijing Winter Olympics 2 hours ago. Back to Article. Close Menu. Her not-so-secret affair with the hottest male player in the world, sexy Spaniard Marco Vallejo, has people whispering, and it seems like only a matter of time before the tabloids and gossip blogs close in on all the juicy details.

Charlie Silver jets around the globe, plays charity matches aboard Mediterranean megayachts, models in photo shoots on Caribbean beaches, walks the red carpet at legendary player parties, and sidesteps looming scandals—all while trying to keep her eyes on the real prize. In this sexy, unputdownable read about young tennis stars who train relentlessly to compete at the highest levels while living in a world obsessed with good looks and Instagram followers, Charlie must discover the secret to having it all—or finally shatter the illusion for good.

Chick Lit Fiction Romance Contemporary More details. Lauren Weisberger 24 books 4, followers. Elton John and Paul Rudnick are adapting it for the stage. A graduate of Cornell University, she lives in Connecticut with her husband and two children. Search review text. Charlie Silver hires a notoriously brutal coach to finally win a slam and overcome her rival Russian tennis icon Maria Sharapova Natalya, while trying not be distracted by her casual fling with the underwear modelling Spaniard considered 'one of the greats of the open era' Rafael Nadal Marco.

Honestly, the book in general seemed to be pretty slow to deliver and maybe it's picky but parts of the story didn't seem accurate in the context of the tennis tour as I follow it. For example, the 'pink sole' controversy which is clearly based on Federer's controversy at Wimbledon in doesn't seem to follow for the reason that had the inspection happened the way it does with Charlie, Roger wouldn't have been allowed onto court with the shoes at all, as it is, he played the match and was later told to change them.

I'm hard pressed to believe no one saw Roger's soles before he walked onto court, unless the implication is he was 'allowed' because of his status. It would be pretty impressive, given Miami is a best of 3 tournament and It could have been an attempted nod to Roger's come from behind win versus Nadal in Miami in , but back then finals were best of 5 not any other rounds and that was overturned in when masters became best of 3 throughout.

And finally the party with drugs after stressing the doping tests, we're supposed to think top players filmed taking drugs and having them in their systems are not going to suffer any consequences beyond 'whoops'. If she wanted a 'passing scandal' I don't think that's what she should have gone for. Ask Marin Cilic how not knowing what he took worked out for him. Another instance is the language used by the umpire 'game, set, match, tournament' at Charleston, as well as the use of hawkeye Of course, they're not necessarily things that will bother a lot of people, it just irked me slightly and it seemed like a lack of general research into things that could have probably been pretty easily checked.

It also seems to come across in the writing which in itself could be considered pretty lazy, overuse of info dumping, and the tone and voice of some of the characters seems to differ a lot Marco sometimes speaking broken English and sometimes not and the consistency can become off putting. Other than that, Charlie's whole 'transformation', rather than seeming 'badass' kinda seems cringeworthy and entirely tacky.

When her post makeover clothes are described considering they're on a 25 year old nothing about them seems edgy. If she'd been a teen I might have gotten it. Overall Charlie just isn't interesting, and her personality isn't enough to make up for how slow moving the book is and the fluffy descriptions of clothes and places just doesn't make up for the lack of any real or compelling plot or character development.

Really enjoyed this book! Loved the tennis aspect of it as well! So here's the thing. This book? It isn't very well written. I was torn, in fact, between giving it one or two stars.