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Harboring
secrets has jeopardized Bree Winthrop's spot on the US Ski Team.
She's lost her focus and drive to win. Her only hope to remain on the
team is Riley "Ry" Guyette—the one man she doesn't trust.
Bree must let go of the past if she wants to keep her dreams
alive.
Ry knows what
it's like to crash and burn after a ski accident sidelined him from
competition two years ago. But his coach wants Ry to help a teammate
regain her focus and competitive edge. Too bad he hasn't spoken to
Bree in six years—six very long years.
Bree and Ry face
a mountain of struggles. Will they be able to learn that forgiveness
isn't the steepest slope they must conquer?
Excerpt:
“I’ll make my final decision when I see
how the cookies turn out.”
“You won’t be disappointed.”
Her gaze met his.
Awareness passed between them, strong and
undeniable. The connection felt real, almost electric, and pulled him
in.
She tilted her head, exposing her neck. All
he could think about was leaving a trail of kisses from her collar to
her lips.
Moisture filled Ry’s mouth. His pulse
accelerated. The temperature in the condo rose twenty degrees. He
took a step toward her, wanting to get closer, then stopped.
Uh-oh.
He moved back, went around the breakfast
bar, and gathered the ingredients in the kitchen. Her scent—something
citrusy—hung in the air. Every nerve ending seemed conscious of
Bree, the rise and fall of her chest with each breath, her adjusting
the ice pack against her hip.
Yes, she was pretty. Hot, actually.
But her appearance shouldn’t matter.
He was used to being around gorgeous
models—holding them, touching them, kissing them. All for the
camera.
But this sudden connection with Bree?
The low ache might be familiar, but the
longing in his chest wasn’t.
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