FULL COURT PRESS

She built the perfect cage. She burned it down.

Jordan “Jojo” Vance is twenty-seven, the face of the LA Sparks, and worth fourteen million dollars in endorsement deals — every one of which depends on the world believing she’s straight. She hasn’t missed a brand appearance in four years. She hasn’t had a real emotion in public since she was fourteen. She is the most carefully managed image in women’s basketball, and she is drowning.

Sloane “The Snake” Rossi is twenty-six, the Chicago Sky’s starting point guard, and the most polarizing player in the WBA. She’s out, she’s loud, she’s unapologetic, and she’s been in love with Jordan Vance since a night in the North Gym during junior year at USC — a night Jordan pretended never happened and Sloane has never been able to forget.

When a premium streaming docuseries forces them into a Hollywood Hills mansion for four weeks of “rivalry content,” the cameras are supposed to capture competition. Instead, they capture the slow, devastating implosion of every wall Jordan ever built — because the dead zones where the cameras can’t reach become the places where she and Sloane stop pretending, start touching, and begin dismantling the most elaborate closet in professional sports.

But a docuseries has producers. Producers have footage. And when an ESPN reporter gets a tip that the league’s golden girl and its notorious villain are more than rivals, Jordan faces the choice she’s been running from her entire life: the brand, or the woman. The cage, or the fall.

FULL COURT PRESS is a 129,000-word high-heat sapphic sports romance featuring a closeted athlete who’s never been touched the way she needs to be, a villain with a heart she’s tired of hiding, a docuseries that sees everything, a mother whose love looks like a cage, a championship that doubles as a love declaration, and a center-court kiss that becomes the most iconic photograph in sports. It contains explicit FF content, enemies-to-lovers escalation, eight heat scenes of increasing intensity, basketball rendered cinematically, emotional devastation, and a happily-ever-after that required burning fourteen million dollars to the ground.

This is what winning feels like.

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