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In the small town of Atherton, football isn’t just a sport—it’s a religion. When the beloved high school quarterback dies in a tragic accident, the town is devastated. The community expects a traditional successor to step in and restore their glory. Instead, they get , a girl from out of state who is talented, driven, and—much to the town's horror—the new starting quarterback.

Home Field Advantage by Dahlia Adler is a high-stakes, "Friday Night Lights meets Glee" sapphic romance that tackles the intersection of ambition, gender politics, and the pressure of small-town expectations. Home Field Advantage by Dahlia Adler

On the other side of the field is , a dedicated cheerleader who has spent years climbing the social ladder to finally earn her shot at being cheer captain. For Amber, the path to success involves keeping her head down, fitting the "perfect cheerleader" mold, and supporting the team—even if the team is actively sabotaging their new QB. The Conflict: Loyalty vs. Love The tension in the novel is twofold: In the small town of Atherton, football isn’t

Jack is met with open hostility from her teammates and the town. They don't just want her to lose; they want her to quit. Amber, whose brother is one of the players leading the charge against Jack, finds herself caught in the middle. Instead, they get , a girl from out

Amber’s journey involves navigating her queer identity in a town where being "different" is a liability. Her struggle to come out is tied directly to her fear of losing her social standing and her dreams.