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"Long Shot" by Kennedy Ryan is the first book in the Hoops trilogy, a powerful and emotionally gripping contemporary romance centered on Iris DuPree and August West. The story begins with their chance meeting at a sports bar during Iris’s last semester of college, sparking an undeniable connection. However, the timing is complicated: August is preparing for the NBA draft, and Iris is in a relationship with Caleb Bradley, a basketball star and August’s long-time rival.
Iris’s relationship with Caleb, initially loving, turns into a nightmare marked by emotional, physical, and sexual abuse. Trapped by an unexpected pregnancy and Caleb’s controlling behavior, Iris struggles to survive and protect her daughter. Throughout her ordeal, August remains a constant presence, offering hope and a chance at love and healing. When August re-enters her life, Iris must find the strength to reclaim her autonomy and trust in love again.
The novel tackles heavy themes such as domestic violence, trauma, resilience, and the complexities of love and trust. It also explores the biracial identity of both main characters and addresses the impact of Hurricane Katrina on families displaced from New Orleans. Told from alternating perspectives, "Long Shot" is praised for its raw honesty, emotional depth, and nuanced portrayal of survival and empowerment.
Overall, it is a dark, intense, yet ultimately uplifting story about overcoming adversity, breaking cycles of abuse, and finding hope and love against all odds
"Long Shot" by Kennedy Ryan is the first book in the Hoops trilogy, a powerful and emotionally gripping contemporary romance centered on Iris DuPree and August West. The story begins with their chance meeting at a sports bar during Iris’s last semester of college, sparking an undeniable connection. However, the timing is complicated: August is preparing for the NBA draft, and Iris is in a relationship with Caleb Bradley, a basketball star and August’s long-time rival.
Iris’s relationship with Caleb, initially loving, turns into a nightmare marked by emotional, physical, and sexual abuse. Trapped by an unexpected pregnancy and Caleb’s controlling behavior, Iris struggles to survive and protect her daughter. Throughout her ordeal, August remains a constant presence, offering hope and a chance at love and healing. When August re-enters her life, Iris must find the strength to reclaim her autonomy and trust in love again.
The novel tackles heavy themes such as domestic violence, trauma, resilience, and the complexities of love and trust. It also explores the biracial identity of both main characters and addresses the impact of Hurricane Katrina on families displaced from New Orleans. Told from alternating perspectives, "Long Shot" is praised for its raw honesty, emotional depth, and nuanced portrayal of survival and empowerment.
Overall, it is a dark, intense, yet ultimately uplifting story about overcoming adversity, breaking cycles of abuse, and finding hope and love against all odds
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