Pretty self explanatory

Cameron Santiago has went through ordeals in her life no teenager should go through. With the right people in her life, she will do big things. She loves to push herself to always do better. What happens when she gets a call up to USWNT? What happens when she faces the player who was by her side during her rehab after years of no communication?

You go to Santa Clara. Kelley O'Hara, the hottest forward in the country? She goes to Stanford. Will you two but heads, start something, or will you meet someone else?

The music industry. Some people thrive and some crack under the pressure.

You are shay, traveling with your bestfriend Kelly. Meeting Tobin for the first time and everything changes.

17 Year old Manchester City player Abigail Elliott gets called into the England Women's National Team. Can she deal with the pressures of being the next big thing?

This is the second book in the Talex Who series, which follows the lives of Tobin and Y/N as they juggle planning their wedding, a new NWSL season, their adoptive daughter and international duties as athletes.

Karlä is an aspiring teen player...who happens to be the sister of Mallory Pugh. But they haven't seen each other in nearly two years since Karlä had to leave. When reunited, Karlä has a choice to make:Confess what she's been hiding or risk being Mal's forgotten sister?

Sage is 17 and her life has taken a turn for the worse ever since she lost her father. Her mother has become abusive and hasn't let Sage out of the house in five years. Until one day its to much and she runs away How will her life change when she runs into some members of the USWNT?

Peyton Skylar Kline (17 years old) is an open person with a terrible home life. She aspires to play on the uswnt. Can it happen? What happens when they have a game in her city? Will she go? Can she be saved? Peyton loves the uswnt. She says Megan Rapinoe and Ashlyn Harris have saved her life. Can they do again Warning: mentions of self harm Physical abuse Depression and other forms of mental illness