#The foxhole court 2018 series#

“eighteen people and a cardboard dog cutout” is the most accurate description of this fandom I’ve ever readĮxcuse you but we’re more tha a hundred beautiful souls u. Maybe he's finally found someone and something worth fighting for.

Neil has survived the last eight years by running. Hes short, hes fast, hes got a ton of potential-and hes the runaway son of. One of Neil's new teammates is a friend from his old life, and Neil can't walk away from him a second time. Neil Josten is the newest addition to the Palmetto State University Exy team.

#The foxhole court 2018 series#

Read it? And if anyone needs trigger warnings, hit me up and I’ll do my best to make sure it’s safe for you to read, because this is a very heavy series to wander through blindly. But Neil's not the only one with secrets on the team. I can totally see the attraction to this read with the angst and drama. I've had this recommended to me so much that I caved and finally dove in. An MM sports read with a hint of suspense. The Foxes are a team of phoenixes, and the series cares less about their burning than it does what rises from the ashes.Īlso the main ship is gay and this fandom has like eighteen people and a cardboard dog cutout in it but everyone’s pretty chill so like. The Foxhole Court is book one in the All for the Game series. There’s a lot of violence, a lot of sport talk, and a lot of talk of addiction, sexual assault, and abuse, but I never felt like the series glorified it. He’s recruited by Kevin Day, who used to be an Exy legend before a mysterious accident ruined his dominant hand–and who was friends with Neil when they were children, and could possibly blow Neil’s entire cover.

Neil is recruited to a university Exy team called the Palmetto Foxes, which acts as a halfway house for troubled teenagers and young adults. Hope was a dangerous, disquieting thing, but he thought perhaps he liked it. Basically, The Foxhole Court (actually called All For the Game as a series, but everyone just refers to it by the name of the first book) is about a boy named Neil Josten, who is not really named Neil Josten, who plays a lacrosse-like sport called Exy while on the run from his gangster father and the life he had eight years ago.