Love on the Edge

Released: March 2, 2025
Tropes: Single Father, Found Family, Virgin Heroin, Sports Romance, One Night Stand That Leads to More, He Falls First, Workplace Romance

Welcome to the Sexy as Sin series, where badass female athletes don’t mind working up a good sweat on or off the field.

The Olympics aren’t just my dream—they’re my obsession. Every jump, every spin, every sacrifice has been for one goal: gold. I don’t drink. I don’t date. And I sure as hell don’t make reckless decisions.

Until him.

Running into Ethan Crosse—the rink’s rugged, maddeningly handsome new maintenance man—wasn’t part of the plan. He’s gruff, complicated, and far too good at making me forget the walls I’ve built to protect myself. One impulsive night should have been enough to get him out of my system.

But now he’s everywhere.

I should be focusing on skating, but the closer we get, the harder it is to keep my walls from crumbling. He’s everything I don’t have time for. But he might be the one thing I can’t let go.

LOVE ON THE EDGE is a sports romance novella featuring a single father and a one night stand that turns into more, perfect for readers who love found family, workplace tension, and a hero who falls first.

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And whatever this was—me and Ethan, the thing we were building, the thing I let myself believe could be real—was never meant to last.

  • This is a quick read with a perfect story. Ethan is a soon to be single father who is doing the best he can. His wife left to follow a dream and now he needs to follow his…and it might involve an ice skater. Figure skater Valeria has big dreams…like Olympic medal big dreams. When Ethan literally comes crashing into her life she doesn’t know what to do with him. This is a quick paced read with a great story. This story is a little emotional, a lot of fun with a pinch of perfect chemistry. The characters truly belong together…they just needed to jump through a few obstacles to get there. I really enjoyed this book and I look forward to reading more books by this author.
    Reading in the Red Room
  • I really enjoyed Love on the Edge. I thought the plot was good and it flowed really well, it wasn’t rushed even with it being a short story. The romance was done well. This book touched on important topics. I really liked Valeria, Ethan and CC. I liked the secondary characters too.
    Imogen Dior
  • Arc read. I really enjoyed this book. It was a quick, cute story of a career/goal focused woman who falls for the single dad.

    I feel that the characters were very relatable. Valeria was raised with 2 parent that weren’t really there for her, so it would be understandable for her to be closed off and a runner. Whereas, Ethan was raised completely opposite where he could talk to his family and he learned valuable lessons from them. In the end they balance each other out and help each other.
    Valerie