The Lowe sisters will not sacrifice their gift, soccer. Mia and Cricket Lowe grew up in the shadows of their mother’s unrealized dreams that were stolen when she got pregnant at eighteen. Smart, beautiful and resilient Liz moved to Victory, Maine, a small town where she was determined to fill her daughter’s life with love and parental support, something she never received. She went on to train both girls from the time they could walk. For better or for worse, Liz instilled a deep passion for soccer while their little family became a team of three - enabling Cricket to take it all the way- a spot on the women’s national team and Olympic gold. Through heartbreaking loss, difficult choices and incredible determination the sisters undying love for each other becomes the ultimate test. I loved the sisters bond and like Carrie Soto and more recently Ordinary Love, I enjoyed the women’s athletic theme, but throughout the story there was too much repetitiveness. Even when I thought it was the end, it wasn’t the end. The writing is good but I am surprised Reese picked a book that dragged. For me this is like, not love. If you are a soccer fan, it’s a must. ⭐⭐⭐
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