As an Olympic first year, Andie Foster has spent a lot more time in her cleats than in bed. For twenty-one years, her Fri nights have consisted of blocking shots instead of taking them. But now that she’s got in Rio, she’s prepared to observe for herself if the gossips about the Olympic Village are true:

The athletes are sex-crazed maniacs .

The committee passes out condoms like chocolate . . .

The games continue long following the medals have already been handed out.

As Andie strolls the series between rumor and fact, she’s forced in to the route of Frederick Archibald, a decorated Olympic swimmer and owner of an attractive British accent-too bad he’s unavailable in a manner that ‘it’s complicated’ doesn’t also begin to explain.

No matter that he has abdominal muscles that could bring peace to the Middle East; Andie completely intends on keeping her concentrate on the soccer field. But almost everywhere Andie goes, Freddie is actually there-shirtless, wet in the pool, and established showing her a complete new meaning of the phrase ‘worldwide affairs.’

Contains mature themes.