It happens pretty early on, within the first 100 pages for me, which was a downside because I always love drawn out tension, but it was a great spicy scene nonetheless. Nathan tries his best to mend this rift between the teams, despite Anastasia doing her very best to keep it there.Įxcept for one night, when Anastasia’s cold facade finally cracks and readers finally get to the smutty scenes. The figure skating team and ice hockey team are now forced to share one rink and constantly be in each other’s way. Their paths first cross when a prank by another college goes horribly wrong and one of their ice rinks gets destroyed. Nathan goes to the same school, but is a Division 1 hockey player that has already been drafted into the NHL, so, overall, superstar athletes. Anastasia is a Division 1 Figure Skater at the University of California-Maple Hills, a school known for its Olympic athletes. I am always a sucker for a male POV written by a woman. Readers meet our main characters, Anastasia Allen and Nathan Hawkins, which we get both POVs in the book. The characters are loveable and relatable, the setting of it being at college brought me some nostalgia for my own college days, and overall it gave me a happy, bubbly feeling inside that always will have me giggling and gushing. It is light and fun, while also touching on important subjects like mental health and eating disorders. If you are looking for a drama filled, low risks, low stakes, romance book, then look no further! “Icebreaker” by Hannah Grace is the perfect refresher novel for when you may need a break from heavy fantasy or dark romance. I’d throw my last punch defending you because you deserve to have someone be that person for you, and there’s no one more qualified for the job than me.

Every cut, bruise, every single pang of anger or frustration.

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