Ten Signs She's A Keeper

Ten Signs She's A Keeper

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Football/Soccer
Meet Arissa Hadley, a girl who can definitely kick a ball or two. Born and raised in Chelsea, football was not just a hobby to her but a way of life. As the youngest daughter of Charles and Evelyn Hadley, one of London's most powerful A-list couples, Arissa often finds that she cannot reach their high expectations and follow her sisters' footsteps. However with her twentieth birthday fast approaching, her mother is determined to teach Arissa how to be a lady and intends to start by persuading Arissa to give up her beloved sport and by meddling with Arissa's non-existent love life. How can she convince her mother that the suburban life is just not cut out for her, tackle the misogynistic guys that believe the only girls that should be on the pitch are the ones with pom poms in their hands all while playing a game of footie?
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This book is about a young girl called Emma, ​​she is 21, recently graduated in sports psychology. She is trying to get a job in London at a football club. Her best friend Ava has told her she needs to find someone but Emma has never understood why people fall in love. She has always been with guys who she doesn't think know how to treat a woman. She always thought there was something wrong with her. But in fact it might have been wrong with the person she liked. Emma has always overshadowed her sexuality. Until now...

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