This book is part of the "On thin ice" series by various authors but it can absolutely be read as a stand-alone.
This was the third book of the series that I have read and I really enjoyed it. Ellie and Zach both are characters that make you feel for them since both have problems that seem unfair. Their love-story was a bit sudden for me - it felt a bit like an insta-love story. I couldn't really relate how they would fall deeply in love over the course of two days but other than that it was quite entertaining. I loved the small-town setting and wish I could visit Maple Falls and it's festival.

I liked the cover more than the characters in this book. I found it difficult to connect with the story the way it was told. I hope it finds the right readers. Thanks to NetGalley for the ARC.

2.5⭐️

Ellie tiene ideas preconcebidas sobre Zach, cree que es el típico rico que nació con cuchara de plata, pero la realidad es que todo lo que tiene se lo ganó con trabajo y esfuerzo.

No soporte a Ellie, se la pasa criticando hasta el 60% cada cosa que hace o no hace Zach con su dinero. Si lo gasta porque lo gasta, si no lo gasta es un tacaño, nada le gusta a esta mujer.


Luego cuando ella se da cuenta el tipo de persona que es él, va y le cree una mentira que le dice una periodista que ha estado acusándolo. ¿Saben por qué le cree? Porque le dice que besa bien ¿? No tiene sentido.


Thanks to NetGalley, the publisher and the author for the ARC in exchange for an honest review.

I usually enjoy books by Whitney Dineen, but I had trouble connecting with this story. I didn’t relate to the characters and found them unethical. The plot seemed juvenile and wasn’t particularly believable. I’m generally willing to give rom coms leeway for an over-the-top story, but this one went beyond my limits.

Thanks, NetGalley, for the ARC.