Amy Daws’s best-friends-to-lovers footballer romance on Kindle Unlimited. Football is named in only 7.9% of its 1,995 Amazon reviews — the third-lowest sport-name rate on our shelf — and no reviewer describes a fixture.
Kandi Steiner’s college-football fake-dating romance on Kindle Unlimited. We upgraded it to STRONG SPORTS SETTING — the heroine works for the programme — and downgraded the ending from HEA to HFN.
Lauren Asher’s Formula 1 romance on Kindle Unlimited — the only book on our sports shelf where a reviewer scored the sport higher than the romance. Graded CORE SPORT with HIGH on-page sport.
Stephanie Archer’s fake-dating hockey romance on Kindle Unlimited. Graded STRONG SPORTS SETTING with MODERATE on-page sport — and it carries the most precise author content warnings on our whole sports shelf.
A 545-page hockey romance where the hockey is scenery. Our evidence review grades it SPORTS-LABELED with LOW on-page sport, and puts a number on it: hockey is named in 17.2% of Amazon reviews, a game in 1.1%.
The book that started the modern hockey rom-com, ten years on. Heat, ending, sports centrality and Kindle Unlimited status verified.
The highest-rated book on our Kindle Unlimited sports shelf, built on a three-year unrequited crush. Sports centrality, heat, ending and KU status verified.
The most baseball-dense romance we verified in Kindle Unlimited, with a heroine who is the expert — and the separation that divides its readers.
The only Kindle Unlimited romance we found with a woman playing in the NHL. Sports centrality, heat, burn, ending and KU status verified.
Twenty-seven of thirty reviewers name Ryan Shay as the reason to read Liz Tomforde’s Windy City book two. Heat, POV, the insta-love split and KU status verified.