Carrie Soto Is Back

Carrie Soto Is Back by Taylor Jenkins Reid is a gripping, high-stakes novel about determination, sacrifice, and the relentless pursuit of greatness. Carrie Soto is fierce, unapologetic, and the greatest tennis player the world has ever seen. Retiring at the top of her game, she holds the world record for most Grand Slam titles, achieved through ruthless discipline and the guidance of her father and coach, Javier. But six years after her retirement, at the 1994 US Open, Carrie watches a brilliant young player named Nicki Chan equal her record. Driven by an unrelenting desire to defend her legacy, 36-year-old Carrie decides to come out of retirement for one final, grueling year of competition. Reid delivers an electrifying story of physical grit, the complex bond between a father and daughter, and the profound lessons learned when defining self-worth beyond trophies and victory.

Because it is an uplifting, fast-paced story about ambition and resilience, exploring what it truly takes to reclaim your legacy and embrace vulnerability.

For fans of Taylor Jenkins Reid, lovers of sports-themed fiction, and anyone inspired by stories of ambitious women overcoming ageism and personal limits.