Trying to Win at Love: A journey through an extraordinary USTA tennis season - Paperback

by Eric Lee (Author)

Trying to Win at Love tells the funny and inspiring story of a new tennis captain pressed into running a local team because "there's no one else." As his own expectations for success rise, the rookie captain begins to equate wins as validation from his players and competitors. His troubles, which aren't limited to the court, soon mount as quickly as his victories. He finds himself dealing with scheming opponents, bickering teammates, a commitment-crazed girlfriend, and a father he desperately wants approval from. A group of colorful characters and extraordinary events teach him valuable lessons about winning on the court and in life.

Author Biography

Eric Lee is a published author in over a half dozen online magazines, including Ascent Aspiration Magazine and Burst Literary E-zine. His short story book collections include Murder in a Country Town, Murder in a Coastal Town and Murder in a Snow Covered Town. He breaks away from the mystery and suspense genre to write the funny and inspiring Trying to Win at Love. A tennis fanatic, Eric has played over three hundred USTA league tennis matches during the last thirteen years. He draws on that experience and his sharp wit to tell about facing an extraordinary league season and the challenges of life. When he is not writing, he works as a CPA in San Francisco, California. More information about the author and his writing appears on his official website at www.ericleestories.com.