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Edge #2.5

Reaching the Edge

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Emily has waited over two years to give herself to Sergei. She couldn’t have asked for a more patient man. Now they’ve finally reached their wedding night, and after all Sergei’s patience and understanding, Emily wants to be everything for him. How will their first night together compare to their dreams?

This is a 3500-word short story that contains mature content not suitable for younger readers. It is part of the EDGE series, but it's not necessary to read Life on the Edge or Edge of the Past first to enjoy this story.

12 pages, Kindle Edition

First published January 31, 2013

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Jennifer Comeaux

9 books600 followers
Jennifer Comeaux is a tax accountant by day, writer by night. There aren’t any ice rinks near her home in south Louisiana, but she’s a diehard figure skating fan and loves to write stories of romance set in the world of competitive skating. One of her favorite pastimes is traveling to competitions, where she can experience all the glitz and drama that inspire her writing. When she's not writing, traveling, or calculating taxes, you can find her feeding her television addiction.

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Author 9 books600 followers
February 14, 2013
I hope fans of the series will enjoy this special "epilogue" to Edge of the Past! For new readers, welcome aboard! :) This short story can be read as a standalone, but if you'd like to read more about the characters, please check out the other titles in the series :)
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February 12, 2013
I love it when authors give their fans a little lagniappe (Louisiana talk for something extra). It is really a nice gesture. Here is a short story with the steam you won't find in her published books. It is free and and a nice companion to the stories she has written. Thanks Jennifer for giving us this!
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676 reviews51 followers
July 21, 2014
Oh how good it is to see my lovely Sergei once again. One of the aspects that I love about this series is the deep connection between Emily and Sergei. They truly have that one of a kind love, and when their together sparks fly! In this short novella you really see just how perfect they are for each other.

Now it really makes me anxious for the third book!
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Author 19 books53 followers
January 15, 2016
Short and passionate... I'm not familiar with the characters as I haven't read the main story but the character's are lovable, yes, they make me giggle. But maybe I'm just too liberated because it's almost hard for me to imagine a guy so in love with a girl (for that amount of time) and still hold himself from completely claiming her after the marriage.
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1,984 reviews91 followers
February 4, 2013
I had no idea Comeaux had put this awesome little book out. But when she posted on my facebook wall asking if I had seen it I about went nuts. I couldn’t plug my nook up to the computer fast enough. I mean come on folks!!! We are talking Sergei here!! He is one of my all-time favorite book guys ever and I was so happy I was done with the book I was reading…cause one way or another I was reading that book right then, right there.

REACHING THE EDGE is only a few pages long but lordy help me it was so good. And it is quite possible I am even more in love with Sergei now. He is so unbelievably gentle and amazingly sweet with Emily. I am almost positive I heard her swoon while reading the book. I know I did my share of swooning.

If you have read the first two books in the series…make sure you get this one to fill the gap until book 3, FIGHTING FOR THE EDGE, comes out. Perfection!!
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607 reviews56 followers
February 24, 2013
Reaching the Edge, although very short, was enjoyable. I have not read the previous books before and honestly didn't know if I'll be missing a whole lot, but I didn't. However, I am now curious about these two characters and may have to seek out the previous installments as these characters have sparked my interest.

This short little read was well-written and I liked the author's writing style. The writing flowed well and the characters were surprisingly well developed considering how short this story is. Within 12 pages, I connected with the characters and found them engaging.

Sergei sounds like a great hero just from this little glimpse that I got and Emily sounds like a heroine I would like to get to know better.

Overall, I enjoyed Reaching the Edge. Smexy little short read to pass the time.
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September 26, 2013
Did I enjoy this book: I did enjoy this book. I read it in one quick sitting.

Reaching the Edge was a nice addition to the series. I can see why the author chose not to include it in the books. It may not have been right for younger readers, not that it was that bad. But it was an enjoyable read that gave us a little more about Sergei and Emily.

Would I recommend it: I would recommend it if you have read the first two books. I would recommend it if you like sweet short stories.

Will I read it again: I may.

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1,063 reviews20 followers
March 22, 2014
For a short story it was surprisingly well written. Focused only on one aspect (I'm guessing between books), it was intriguing and I didn't want it to stop. The writing flowed well and the emotions felt real. I don't normally find myself getting lost in books this length but I did with this, it was like I was in a bubble. The only negative is I've never associate Adagio for Strings with romance, so it broke the spell slightly reading that as all I could think of was the Platoon movie--not what you want in this kind of book...

I'm intrigued to read the other books though to get the characters' backgrounds.
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June 19, 2013
I was happy when I discovered this novella. After following Emily and Sergei's relationship (which ended in their marriage in book 2), I wanted to be a little bit of a voyeur into how their wedding night ended. I was glad Jennifer Comeaux gave us this little peak.

It was romantic, with Sergei letting Emily take the lead in how fast or slow they went. It was sweet and sexy and for the two of them, proved to have been a perfect time to physically commit to each other.

If you're a fan of this series, definitely a novella to pick up.
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February 27, 2013
Short 12 page quick read. I have not read the two previous books in this series but snagged this novella up for free via amazon. It was a good read the authors writing style was very well noted. It discusses the two main characters first night together after getting married. This does not contain a high KF/smit rating I would say a 2. But the love and respect that these two share for each other is very evident. I am curious to learn more about their story.
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February 21, 2013
Love, love, loved this look at their wedding night! I always wonder, after a book ends at the characters wedding, what happened next? Now I know! So glad Jennifer wrote this to add to Emily & Sergei's love story, I swear if I wasn't already in love with Sergei, this story would have completely done it!
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February 14, 2013
Very short novella to follow up on Em and Sergei on their wedding night. Nice teaser for book #3. Only thing is....what happened to the house Em rented after the first one fell through? Unless I missed the explaination somewhere.
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Author 9 books293 followers
August 10, 2013
short but well written love scene, which isn't easy to do. The short story takes us behind the bedroom door on Emily and Sergei wedding night and is a nice bridge between Edge of the Past and the upcoming third book.
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February 25, 2013
It was for free at amazon so I decided to see what this short story is about. I read it as a stand-alone story since I've never read the series before, but I can see myself reading the other books after this one swoony honeymoon :D
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75 reviews4 followers
June 9, 2013
A short novella to an excellent story.
I was checking as to when the next book in the series will be published and stumbled upon this little gem.
High on the romance and wonderful to see our two favorite skaters finally having their happy end!
And yes Segei is still dreamy as ever.
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354 reviews26 followers
June 18, 2017
short and sweet and very sweetly romantic.

I'd gotten this as a freebie on Amazon and didn't realize it was part of the "Edge" series by Jennifer Comeaux. Now that I know what happens in the future, I want to go back and read Life on the Edge and Edge of the Past
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December 1, 2013
A very quick read (seriously, like maybe 20 to 30 minutes) where we get to see our favorite couple finally seal the deal! The author nailed this. If the scene had been too over the top, it would have felt forced. It was the perfect combination of sweetness and sexiness without being forced.
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February 25, 2015
steamy

What a sweet yet steamy book about a newlyweds first night together. This is an in between novella and I haven't read any of the other books but I will now I want to know these characters infinitely better.
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February 21, 2013
A nice treat for fans of the series... The night that Em and Sergei (and you!) have been waiting for!! ;) (It's smokin' HOT!)
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February 24, 2013
Very short glimpse into the wedding night of a couple. Super sweet! Didn't know it was apart of a series but now I must see how the two became to be.
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April 18, 2013
Awwwww. <3 Adorable, sweet love story. Short story, quick read.


It made me want to read the rest of the series. :)
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May 26, 2013
This was a really cute short love story about the night after the wedding.
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1,112 reviews86 followers
January 21, 2014
Dang that was hot!!!! *fans self*
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March 18, 2017
Hmm. Short and no content other than the wedding night. It's been ages since I read the last one so I barely remember anything.
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Author 5 books5 followers
September 21, 2016
It was a cute, sweet and loving wedding night...that could have been placed at the end of Book 2. It's only 12 pages.
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5,675 reviews341 followers
December 30, 2013
At the end of book #2 we read as Emily and Sergei established a relationship and eventually they got married. Book #2.5 is a quick 14-page read that tells the story after their wedding and their first romantic encounter together. Just to let people know, this is one of those 5-10 minute reads, that once you get stuck into the book -be careful as it will be over before you know it. Trust me I was shocked as I didn't realise. Fans of the movies Cutting the Ice and Ice Princess will enjoy the book "Reaching the Edge". Perfect if you are needing a quick on the go reading book or have a fancy for short stories and an itching for Ice Skating Tales this winter.
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February 27, 2013
I can't give this a review for the simple reason I feel it should have been added to the previous book. It was my fault for not reading that it was a short. I hunkered down in my bed for a nice long read, only to be left disappointed. Not in the story ending, but for me, it would have been better placed at the end of book #2, or perhaps the beginning of book #3. Just my opinion, of course. :)

I did enjoy the two previous books and look forward to reading more from this author.
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March 12, 2013
I do not think this should have been a novella it should have been an epilogue even though the story is continuing. I felt this was a book just to be released and there was no meat on the bone per se. I think this is very important to the series but shouldn't have been its own book.

Although thanks to the author it needed to be a novella which I understand not everything can be under our own control. Thank you for the elaboration.

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