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Suspense In whites - Tennis 2026

Tennis: Eleven Stories of Suspense (in the Sidney Sheldon tradition) (Series - 10 - Clean Sport, Dirty Games: The Sealed System Suspense Thrillers Book 5)

by Manoj Palwe

★★★★☆4.01 confirmed internal ratings

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Tennis looks like the purest of contests: one player, one opponent, every shot in full view. But the individual game is also the loneliest, and the things that decide it happen off the court — in the rankings, the wildcards, the bodies pushed too young, the money that moves around a teenager nobody is protecting.

In these eleven stories, women on the institution's edge — an umpire, a trainer, a tournament administrator, a fixer's reluctant accomplice — see the one thing that doesn't belong and refuse to look away. They fight not with scandal but with rigor, insisting an institution account for itself to an authority it cannot buy. Suspense in the Sidney Sheldon tradition, where the cleanest one-on-one sport hides its wrongs in everything that surrounds the match.

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From the Author: The loneliest sport fascinated me: one player in full view, and all the real decisions made where no one is looking. — Manoj Palwe

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From the Author: The loneliest sport fascinated me: one player in full view, and all the real decisions made where no one is looking. — Manoj Palwe

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AuthorManoj Palwe
GenreLiterature & Fiction
LanguageEnglish
ASINB0H28L3GVC
Rating4.0 / 5
StatusLIVE

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4.0

Great suspense, but a frustratingly restrictive format

I picked this up because I enjoy both tennis and suspense fiction, and in terms of content, it turned out to be a very enjoyable read. What makes these stories unique is that they focus less on the matches themselves and more on the people working behind the scenes—the officials, trainers, and administrators. The author does a great job creating tension and showing how ambition, money, and power can influence the sport. Each story feels different, but they are all connected by a strong moral core: someone choosing to do the right thing, even when it would be easier to stay silent. Even non-tennis fans can appreciate the mystery here.