I can’t get enough of Melissa Foster’s books! I have never been disappointed with any of them. I feel like I know all the people that she writes about in her books. I have read many of them twice and always feel good. I definitely would recommend any of her books to anyone to read. She is a great writer.

This is a wonderful story. Of best friend falling in love. All the emotions, wow. Never read a story on ski competition, Really enjoyed.The. Main characters, their families and how this ended, the tears I shed, and the laughter I felt was great. Thank you.

Another great book by Melissa Foster. The narration by B.J. Harrison, who has a great voice, was pleasant to listen to. It’s nice to hear it from a male perspective even though he was reading Melissa’s words. He brought the book to life in his own way. Rush Remington and Jayla Stone are both Olympic Skiers and have been friends since their early teenage years. It was nice seeing this friendship move along to something more. It was as if they were both sowing their oats and finally realized that they loved each other in the “more then friends category” As with all Melissa’s books, there were twist and turns at unexpected times Thank goodness for my HEA!!!

I always want to start by saying that I always enjoy Melissa Foster books, and even better when BJ Harrison narrates the story. This review is for the Audible Version of the book. I have been a big fan of friends to lovers stories, because there are definitely quite a few different ways that the author can take the story. Rush and Jayla have been friends for a long time, and life as a playboy has worked quite well for Rush. Until he realizes that it's time to change his ways. The book was really enjoyable, and I always love when old characters make appearances in other books. Both characters have some big secrets that they are trying to reveal to one another. Will they be able to survive these changes together and find their HEA? You have to listen to find out!

Another wonderful book by Melissa Foster, and narration by BJ Harrison. I just love the voices. He is smooth and relaxing. You have some Olympic Skiers come and help teach kids to ski, and figure out there lives. Rush has been been best friends with Jayla since they were 13. He has been a womanizer thru there friendship, and Jayla has been madly in love with him. Rush is ready to confess his love, but he thinks he may have waited to long. Jayla has given up on Rush to see her as anything more. She starts dating another member of the team, and she’s keeping a big secret from the coach and everyone. Her should his injured again. Very good love story with a lot of heart.

While I have raved about the entire Remington series, Rush and Jayla's story was my favorite. I have a soft spot for tales of friendship turning into love and overcoming the obstacles that it presents. I have reread this multiple times now and I have ever intention of doing so again and again.