Play Maker

by Piper Lawson

Read Dates: 3/30/25 to 3/31/25

Review

Play Maker delivers the perfect mix of romance, angst, and sports drama, making it a must-read for fans of the genre. This installment doesn’t just focus on the growing chemistry between the main characters—it also highlights their individual growth. I loved watching them discover more about themselves beyond their romantic connection, navigating personal challenges, friendships, and their place in the world. The character dynamics felt authentic, with meaningful interactions that deepened their relationships outside of just the romance. Seeing their social circles evolve added an extra layer of depth, making me even more invested in where their journey is headed.

One of the things I love most about this series is its continuous focus on the same characters throughout. Unlike many trilogies or duologies where each book introduces new protagonists, this one follows the same central couple, allowing for a richer, more developed storyline. It creates a deeper emotional connection with the characters and lets their story unfold naturally over multiple books. With just one more book left, I can’t wait to see how everything comes together in the final installment!