A Summer of Stars

Luna Aldridge used to be pro tennis’s “It Girl.” Now, after a messy divorce and months out of the game, she’s stepping back onto the court with the world rooting against her. To save her last sponsor and repair her image, she’s pushed into a fake relationship with Kieran Alexander, the Hollywood heartthrob whose playboy reputation is tanking his new romantic comedy. The story follows Luna and Kieran as they publicly pretend to be in love while privately resenting each other, from red carpets to tennis tournaments in the glare of constant media attention. This is a contemporary fake dating romance, focused on chemistry, banter, and emotional growth rather than explicit scenes, so it should suit readers who prefer closed door content. If you like celebrity settings, sports, and “enemies forced to team up,” A Summer of Stars looks like a fun pick.