I gave dalgona coffee a try this morning. It was pretty good, but I‘ll do a half batch if I ever make it again. This was just too much sugary coffee.
AFTER THE GOLD hasn‘t gripped me as hard as these authors‘ other books, but it‘s still pretty durned good. I appreciate the narrative trajectory as the heroine copes with her anxiety, with major changes to her skating career, and with her shifting relationship with her partner.
Breakfast with McRae & Maltese. The first 80 pages of AFTER THE GOLD have made me realize just how much I appreciate the way they write group dynamics. I love that their characters always have to work so, so hard at even long-established relationships, too. No coasting allowed.
pickThis was a delightfully sweet and intense romance slash skating story. The characters were real, the writing realistic, and the romance had just enough will they/won‘t they tension to keep me reading but not so much that I wanted to slap somebody (preferably Katie; I think I‘m Team Brendan on this one). Another great romance from Erin and Racheline. I think I‘m going to read another one next. Queen From the North or The Art of Three?
This was the book Erin and I never meant to write but we got obsessed with Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir during the Olympics and got a bit inspired. If you‘re looking for a #sports #romance set in the world of #competitive #figureskating, this one is for you. Featuring a bisexual heroine with anxiety, this is an #ownvoices effort. #romancenovel
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