The Only Game in Town

Praise

“Bursting with charm and humor, this novel from Waldon is unputdownable, and readers will clamor for more stories set in Redford.” —Library Journal

“Fun, wholesome, and, at times, poignant, Waldon’s third novel, following From the Jump, will have readers falling in love with Redford and the diverse group of characters who call it home.” —Booklist

“Waldon has a solid sense of humor, and her characters are engaging….Romance fans should enjoy playing this game to the end. A lighthearted romp for fans of romantic comedy about the benefits of working together for a community.” —Kirkus Reviews

“The Only Game in Town is a hug in book form. I finished it with a happy exhale and immediately wanted to start it all over again.” —Christina Lauren, author of Something Wilder and The Soulmate Equation

“Scenic, quirky, and laugh out loud funny, The Only Game in Town is a winner. I was cheering for the whole town until the pitch perfect end. I loved it!” —Annabel Monaghan, author of Nora Goes Off Script

“A charming romp that had me rooting for the most unexpected characters. I loved every minute.” —KJ Dell’Antonia, author of The Chicken Sisters

“Funny and fresh, this small town romance about putting down roots and finding where you belong is full of quirky characters and heart.” —Virginia Kantra, author of Meg & Jo and Beth & Amy

“Lacie Waldon has done it again! The Only Game in Town is delightfully twisty, inventive and sweet, with a setting that swoops you up and characters you’ll love to fall for.” —Lauren Kate, author of By Any Other Name