Sisters are for life, aren’t they? The Pact is a gripping narrative about winning and losing, and pushing through when you have nothing left to give.
Samantha and Annie Callahan are successful doubles champions–the toast of the Olympics, Wimbledon and Flushing Meadow. But their partnership spirals out of control when Annie’s new boyfriend announces their engagement at the Australian Open.
Amidst rising anger and betrayal, Samantha does the unthinkable after a devastating Wimbledon loss.
The sisters must confront the past to take control of the present. But can Samantha and Annie both win?
I really enjoyed this book, it had a bit of everything in it, drama, romance, sibling issues, and much more! Our main character was Samantha and I really did feel for her, she is clearly still not over the loss of her mother from suicide when her and her sister were younger.
She is pushing them to be the best and win all of the tennis contests, however Annie is far more laid back if they lose a match and that is one point of tension between the sisters. Annie is then besotted with Erik and I feel bad for her - everyone else and I mean EVERYONE can see that he is a prize idiot!
After the Erik fallout and Annie leaving I was really worried for Sam as she does have issues of people leaving her - at first it looks promising but then goes downhill rapidly with her making some big decisions too.
When Annie re-appears I was more shocked by her announcement - and if I had of been Samantha - I think I would have been fuming!! I loved how it all played out in the end though. There were some moments where I was laughing out loud with this and others where I wanted to cry alongside the characters. This was really well written and with the chapters been short I seemed to just fly through it. You can grab a copy here #Aff
Huge thanks to Love Books Tours & Lisa Darcy for my place on the blog tour.
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