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Lucy Zeezou's family is famous for two things in Italy: football and fashion. Lucy's ambitious Australian mother wants her to model for the family's fashion label. Even worse, Lucy's father, the captain of Milan's premier team, agrees.When she's banned from playing football, Lucy starts to lead a double life secretly joining an all-boys side. But things take a dramatic turn when Lucy has to move to Sydney.

In this second book of the Lucy Zeezou series, Lucy has finally come clean about her football ambitions but her elation is short-lived.Her parents are on the brink of splitting up over some earth-shattering rumours, her best friend Bella is angry with her, and her teammate Max is on the run again.Before Lucy can get her head around any of it, she's packed off to Milan for a fashion shoot where more drama awaits. The bright lights of the catwalk are beckoning and romance is blossoming, but Lucy just wants to get back on the pitch.

Dave Allenson, a gruff security guard, is no fan of football, but he takes his job seriously. When, in the 1997 play-off against Iran, Peter Hore tries to tear down the net of the Iranian goal, Dave tackles him and prevents the vandalism - setting off a series of events in an alternate timeline of Australian football.In this alternative universe 'sliding-doors' narration, we follow a pivoted history where the results of the infamous game between Australia and Iran had gone differently.One tiny moment can change everything. Through the eyes of various players, associates, and others over the course of twenty years, this book traces the course of "what if".What would Australian football and the National Soccer League have looked like if things were different? It's just one version of how, if that moment had gone differently, things would be today.

The World Cup is supposed to be a celebration of the beautiful game, but the dark political underbelly has made it otherwise. When Asher Fox receives a mysterious call begging for his help to bring back the light, he sets off on a worldwide search for the heart of the game. But Asher doesn't know the danger that awaits. Huge, warring corporations and governments stand in his way, and he is in the crossfire. To get the game back to the people, he will need to be part of something more - a revolution. A Better World Cup. A better world.

Aussie midfielder Jarrod Black is a successful player in the English Football League. Whilst the Premier League has eluded him so far, and despite his advancing years, could this be the season when it all finally comes together? Join our man on a journey through the eyes of a footballer and live the highs and lows as his career takes a twist.

You don't need to be a 'football person' to enjoy this book. The characters will create that passion for you and pull you along on their highs, lows, and everything in between. It is a truly entertaining and passionate story with some heartfelt experience from the author. Australian midfielder Jarrod Black is a Football League player in England, plying his trade in a team gunning for promotion. With only a few games left to secure that automatic promotion spot, join our man as he lives through the highs and lows of the end of season dog fight. Will off-field drama and major challenges unhinge the season? Read on.From the author of Introducing Jarrod Black, this is another unashamed football novel.