Meghan Quinn’s accidental-pregnancy hockey romance on Kindle Unlimited. A game is mentioned in 0.9% of its 1,260 Amazon reviews — and it is the book that shows why a heroine on the staff is not enough.
Meghan Quinn’s Vancouver Agitators opener on Kindle Unlimited — a hockey romance set in the off-season, which is exactly why there is no hockey. Named in 31.9% of reviews, a game in 1.7%.
Tara Sivec’s golf romcom on Kindle Unlimited — the only golf book on our sports shelf. Golf is named in 41.8% of its Amazon reviews and a tournament in 3.8%.
Nikki Castle’s MMA-adjacent recovery romance on Kindle Unlimited. Downgraded to SPORTS-LABELED — the hero’s fighting career ended before page one, and the book lives in a physical therapy clinic.
Amy Daws’s footballer-and-doctor romance on Kindle Unlimited. Downgraded to SPORTS-LABELED with LOW on-page sport — the hero is injured in the opening chapters and the book becomes a hospital story.
Liz Tomforde’s single-dad baseball romance on Kindle Unlimited — the most-rated book on our sports shelf and one of the least sporting. Baseball is named in 19.8% of its reviews, a game in 1.3%.
Micalea Smeltzer’s tennis-tour single-dad romance on Kindle Unlimited. Downgraded to STRONG SPORTS SETTING with LOW on-page sport — no reader we found describes a match.
S.J. Sylvis’s Formula 1 rivals-to-lovers on Kindle Unlimited, with a heroine who runs the engineering. Heat corrected to 3/5, and F1-literate readers name specific accuracy problems.
Cat Giraldo’s femdom baseball romance on Kindle Unlimited, with a woman pitching in the majors. Upgraded to HIGH on-page sport — readers argue about the rules, which only happens when the game is on the page.
R.S. Grey’s Olympic romance on Kindle Unlimited — one of only five books on our sports shelf with a heroine who actually competes. Graded CORE SPORT with MODERATE on-page sport.