Find Me on the Ice: Hockey Romance (Nighthawks Book 2)

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This story feels a bit YA-ish because Alex is a demisexual and the couple didn't have any sexual relationship until way past 60%. In the romance world, Alex is a rare unicorn. Is refreshing to read about characters that actually takes time to know and develop feelings for each other before things progress to the bedroom. The slow burn is so worth it. I enjoyed the friendship and the bond they formed, how they act as a moral support for each other and even sustaining a long distance relationship. Alex briefly thanked God and shady mechanics for illegally tinted windows, and leaned over the center console to hold Mitch’s face in his hands. “I love you,” he said firmly. “I love you.” He kissed the corner of Mitch’s mouth. “I love you.” Kissed the other corner. she dribbles and bleeds trauma and the results of it throughout the narrative. it’s just subtle and in doing so, incredibly effective bcos you’re not bogged down by info-dumping. Roman in book 3, Rory in book 5 and Dan in book 2 were all written in a similar way— subtle but so effective. that’s why im so attached to those three bcos of how amazingly their development was executed. Marubbio, M. Elise (2010). "Introduction to Native American/Indigenous Film". Post Script. 29 (3): 3–12 . Retrieved 31 Jan 2013.

Ahhh 😱!!!! I cannot believe this! It’s here & OMG, so worth the wait. I just had to read this in one sitting. I would not & could not put this book down to do my responsibilities. Nope, nope, nope. The emotional roller coaster Pru takes us on with this book is just mind boggling, crazy good.Both of them knew what it meant to be abused, gaslighted and belittled, so them meeting eachother was inevitable!!!

Glaciers that cover more than 50,000 square kilometers (19,305 square miles) of land are called ice sheets. The North and South Poles of Earth are covered with ice sheets. In fact, almost the entire continent of Antarctica is covered with ice. The Antarctic Ice Sheet is about the size of the United States and Mexico combined. The Greenland Ice Sheet near the North Pole is three times the size of the U.S. state of Texas. During past ice ages, continental ice sheets like the ones at the poles covered huge portions of North America and Europe. The expanded molecules make ice a lot lighter than liquid water, which is why ice floats. An iceberg that weighs several tons can still float easily in the ocean, just like a piece of ice floats easily in your cup of water or soda. Yeah I had to stop after the hero hired an actual limo to take the heroine for dinner. Like dude you just found out you had a son you fathered like 6 years ago and your priority is hooking up with the mom first? The word "handsomer" didn't help either. Also why is it that the heroine has nothing "appropriate" to wear but her friend/roommate has a wardrobe with never ending options of clothes that magically appear when she's in dire need for something sexy to wear?!🤷🏾‍♀️ Well this was an utter surprise and a very pleasant one. I've never read Amy Aislin before but I shall definitely be keeping an eye out for more of this series. Mitch hated parties. So much, in fact, that he’d rather work at a bee farm surrounded by hundreds of bees plotting his death, one bee sting at a time.”

Smith, Nigel M. (16 February 2012). "Futures: On the Ice Director Andrew Okpeaha MacLean Talks About Shooting in Alaska, and Polar Bears". IndieWire . Retrieved 9 October 2013. Mitch, on the other hand, is younger and, on the face of it, way more confident. He's bold and brash but hiding a lot of hurt and loss underneath his veneer of self-assurance. He's been putting a brave face on for so long, he's lost the ability to be himself. But, if he wants Alex, that's what he's got to be. Mitch really wants a shot with Alex, and since Alex is demisexual that means that these two actually work on forming a very strong bond. They become close friends and start caring deeply for each other.

Mobile sea ice that floats freely in the ocean, not attached to any shoreline, is called drift ice. There are many different kinds of drift ice. A collection of icebergs and ice no more than two meters (6.5 feet) wide, for instance, is called brash ice. I love how Mitch gave this situation with Alex a chance, not knowing if he would ever see him as more than a friend. It is only until much much later that Alex finally starts to feel the attraction, which means that there is also very little steam in this book. The story really focuses on the connection these two build and I loved that. also shoutout to the fact there’s no last minute breakup to cause conflict! when it’s not needed, don’t add it😭 so i love when authors don’t adhere to it if the story doesn’t call for it— N. R. Walker is another author who doesn’t give into the trap and it’s a reason her books always hit for me too.

It made the presence of Alex's sexuality interesting because I only expanded my knowledge on the different gray areas of sexuality within these last 3 years, but damn, 2008? Wow, it's a whirlwind to think off. I got to the funeral scene and seriously couldn’t take it anymore. This book was awful. Leah has the personality of a 17 year old girl, while Alec basically has zero traits other than the fact that he only rides in limos and is in love with Leah. The guy basically has the personality of a sim. so simultaneously, the romance was slow but in such a satisfying and sweet way (and it made sense for the story since Alex is demisexual). and it made everything that much sweeter. like low-key wanted to sob at Alex suggesting they make Christmas decorations with arts and crafts bcos Mitch’s mother wouldn’t even let him touch the tree as a kid, never mind decorate it with his homemade crafts🥺 all the soft moments had me simping so hard, eurgh.