experience a gripping story that won't let you catch your breath!

The Graham Effect by Elle Kennedy, a New York Times bestselling author, is the first book in the beloved Campus Diaries series. This novel is perfect for readers who enjoy romance, sports drama, and emotionally charged stories with sizzling chemistry between the characters.

Gigi Graham has big ambitions - to qualify for the women's national hockey team, win Olympic gold, and finally step out of her famous father's shadow. To achieve them, she needs to improve her play behind the net and, crucially, get help from Luke Ryder, who is not only her new hockey teammate but someone she finds hard to tolerate. Ryder, dealing with fraught dynamics on the men's team and having jeopardized a coveted coaching opportunity with his actions, sees a mutually beneficial arrangement with Gigi. He helps her development, she puts in a good word with her dad - but between the ice and their emotions, a dangerous game of attraction unfolds that can't be ignored.

This book delivers an exceptional blend of sporting atmosphere, tension, and passionate romance that pulls readers into the story and won't let them go until the last page is turned. It's an ideal pick for anyone seeking a fresh, contemporary love story full of complications and surprising twists.

Why read The Graham Effect?

• Thrilling sports drama: Get a behind-the-scenes look at a hockey team and the challenges athletes face every day.
• Strong female lead: Gigi fights not only on the ice but also against the pressure of family expectations.
• Romance full of sparks: The explosive chemistry between Gigi and Ryder creates a storyline you'll adore.
• Bestselling author: Elle Kennedy is known for blending humor, emotion, and compelling storytelling.
• Perfect for contemporary romance fans: The book mixes youthful energy with mature themes to appeal to a wide range of readers.

Book details

• Genre: Romance, sports fiction
• Language: English
• Series: Campus Diaries
• Author: Elle Kennedy
• Format: Print book (binding details not available)