Game, Set, Match

High school junior Marilyn Walker is a lot of things. She is an identical twin to her sister Eleanor, a self-proclaimed nerd and proud of it, and-less proudly-an anxious wreck. Her Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder and multiple anxiety disorders spend a lot of time ordering her around, try as she might to soothe them through copious routines and rules. But rules are known to break under pressure, and so are the people who cling to them.

Marilyn's classmate Jasper Waller is also a lot of things. He is an oldest brother to four younger siblings, a star on the tennis team, and is secretly also an anxious wreck. Though his exterior is calm and collected, his relentless doubts and fears chip away at his "cool guy" mask and threaten his performance on the tennis court.

The new school year brings new fears, scattered routines, and what feels like endless uncertainty into play as the strange becomes the familiar and new matches are lost and made.