Slippery Slope,

Hot Takes #5

by T.S. Ankney

Sparks fly between ambitious field producer Rhys Stuart and millionaire bad boy and Big Air skier Jace Monroe when Rhys is assigned to interview Jace for the country’s top sports network. But when their undeniable attraction flares into more, will Rhys risk this once-in-a-lifetime, career-making opportunity for a man who pushes his desires to ultimate heights?

121 pages, Kindle Edition

Published October 23, 2022

About the author

T.S. Ankney read her first romance novel at age twelve, when she snuck a book with a risqué cover out of a relative’s cabinet and read it at night under the covers with a flashlight to avoid getting caught relishing the “good parts." She is a tiny blue dot in a big red state in the Midwest US and she loves a sad song, a happily ever after, and believes representation matters. When not writing, you can find T.S. streaming documentaries, reading new books by her favorite authors, or indulging in reality TV competition shows like Project Runway or Great British Baking Show.

Reviews

[DLB2572 · Rating 4 out of 5]

Jace & Rhys

This is a good story. Jace and Rhys don't really hit it off at first. Following their story as their relationship transformed into more made for a good read.

I received an ARC and this is my unbiased opinion

[Latecia Jennings · Rating 4 out of 5]

I guess you would say this is an enemies to lovers romance with a little nerd/jock trope thrown in to make it bit more interesting. Explosive chemistry between Jace and Rhys. I just knew once secrets were let out, a big drama filled climatic finish was gonna happen. It was soooooooooooo hard waiting for the shoe to drop, and when it did...well you gonna have to read and see...Very well done T.S. Ankney:).

I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.

[Sara Sigler · Rating 5 out of 5]

Rhys and Jace

Rhys was sent to interview Jace while Jace was training for the nationals in skiing. But lines got crossed and some choices on things that happened needed to be addressed before they could come together for good. Good book!