**3.5**This was an entertaining light read that I did enjoy especially because I don't normally read books about sports and it was nice to try something new. I've always been interested in ice skating, so this gave me a look into what it is really like and I liked seeing it from the athletes point o...
While training for the Olympics with her skating partner Chris, Emily finds herself being easily distracted by her changing feelings towards their coach Sergei. When she discovers he feels the same way it doesn’t take long for them to move on to the next level even though the pair know a relationshi...
Sounds interesting! This reminds me of a manga series I read long ago..can't remember the name though.
I expected a lot more. I don't want to be the only (mean) person who gives this book the lowest rating but I can't lie and say it was amazing when I thought it was just an average story. Sorry,I really,really wanted to love it since I am a huge fan of forbidden romances. However,I did manage to get ...
Originally posted on These Pretty Words.Kristin approached me awhile back about reading and reviewing Life on the Edge, the recent debut novel by Jennifer Comeaux. K is well aware that love stories about figure skating are very near and dear to my heart and let me tell you, this one has earned its p...
First of all this book needs to be a movie, like yesterday. Preferably on Lifetime because let’s face it, they make awesome-feel good-tearjerker movies. And this book is that. The author is so vivid in her writing you actually feel as though it’s a movie being played out in your imagination. And eve...
When the author contacted me to review Life On The Edge I immediately jumped at the chance to read it! I am a huge fan of ice figure skating, whether in movies, books, or real live competitions. This book definitely kept true to its theme, and I was rooting for two things during my read, the romance...
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