How to Lose at Love

A star quarterback agrees to dump a teammate’s girlfriend for fifty bucks. Minutes later, he’s giving that same girl a ride home in the cold, bantering like enemies who can’t stop noticing each other. What starts as a fake fix for his public image becomes the realest thing either of them has ever felt.

Sara Ney

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💡What if the man paid fifty dollars to break up with you ended up being the only person you ever wanted to keep?
💡Have you ever wondered if a perfectly staged 'fake' relationship could be the secret to surviving a high-stakes reputation crisis?
💡Are you curious about how a strict 'no-drama' rule book gets thrown out the window for a chemistry that hits like a halftime blitz?

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Key Takeaways from How to Lose at Love

✓AudiobookHub 1 The Breakup Assignment
✓AudiobookHub 2 No Chemistry, Clear Answers
✓AudiobookHub 3 Cold Street, Warm Ride
✓AudiobookHub 4 Terms, Limits, and Banter
✓AudiobookHub 5 Practicing Chemistry in a Public Kitchen

How to Lose at Love — Full Chapter Overview

1Recommendation
21 The Breakup Assignment
32 No Chemistry, Clear Answers
43 Cold Street, Warm Ride
54 Terms, Limits, and Banter
65 Practicing Chemistry in a Public Kitchen
76 Truth or Dare: Maybe This Is Real
87 The Request, the Party, the Rules
98 Sleepover, Then Sleepless
109 Rain, a Kiss, and Cameras
1110 Going Viral in the Worst Way
1211 Setups, Snitches, and Halftime Truths
1312 A Parking Lot Truce
1413 Locker Rooms and Living Rooms
1514 Apologies and Limits
1615 The Next Move
17Final summary

How to Lose at Love Summary & Overview

Dallas Colter has rules: no relationships in-season, no drama, and definitely no getting caught with the wrong girl at the wrong time. Ryann Winters has rules, too: work her shifts, study hard, and stop waiting for sparks that never come. When Dallas takes fifty dollars to break up with Ryann for a teammate, the last thing either of them expects is chemistry that hits like a blitz.

Under pressure from an agent who wants him to look “family-friendly,” Dallas asks Ryann to help him fake a respectable dating life. She agrees—on her terms. But as their staged moments turn real, a viral photo, jealous neighbors, and a messy campus rumor mill threaten to bench them both. Between truth-or-dare confessions, rain-soaked kisses, locker room politics, and one very timely halftime video, Dallas and Ryann learn the only play that matters is the one where they trust each other.

It’s enemies-to-lovers with a sports twist, a fake relationship that refuses to stay fake, and two stubborn, funny, big-hearted people figuring out what it means to show up—for themselves and for each other.

Who Should Listen to How to Lose at Love?

Fans of enemies-to-lovers and fake dating with real feelings
Listeners who enjoy sports romance with big banter and bigger heart
Anyone who likes grounded heroines, protective heroes, and smart boundaries

About the Author: Sara Ney

Sara Ney is a USA Today bestselling author known for fast, funny, and flirty contemporary romances—often with athletes who need a lesson in feelings and the women brave enough to teach them. A Midwesterner at heart, she loves vintage finds, old houses, and crafting stories where banter meets swoon.