I read a lot of pure romance, but rarely does a romance draw me in like this. Just one more chapter, one more, I was completely hooked in. I ended up reading until 5am, and was a zombie at work. I thought I would get in a few chapters in before bed. I actually started reading this book the night before. Can these two women overcome their issues for a real relationship or is a fling all they can ever have? The chemistry is intense but both women have baggage galore. After meeting Cate, the parent of a kid she was teaching, Aspen can’t get her out of her mind.

She deals with chronic pain, panic attacks and self-loathing, but she still is able to teach skiing. Olympic medal winning skier Aspen Archer has been running away since a horrible accident cut her career short. I loved her first book and her second, would I love her third? I’m so happy to say yes. I have anxiously been waiting for this her third book to arrive. I happily would and do recommend her book Ask, Tell to anyone looking for great lesfic. Loved it! Anyone who knows me knows I’m an unapologetic E.J. Now she needs to figure out how to get herself back on course for good. Aspen already knows the route from start to finish doesn’t always go as planned. And everything she’d forgotten she wanted. When Cate discovers Aspen’s secrets, Aspen is forced to face everything she’d been trying to forget.

But with Cate’s vacation ending in a few short weeks and Aspen’s aversion to staying in one place, can their encounter be anything more than a fling? Hurt by a past relationship, and with a teenage daughter to protect, Cate’s initial reluctance is quickly overcome by her intense attraction. Aspen packed up her broken life, picked up her broken body and now hides in comfortable obscurity at ski resorts around the world, coaching tourists and ignoring her problems.Ĭate Tierney knows who Aspen Archer is, but the last place she expected to meet the former Olympian was during a ski trip to Australia. Pro alpine skier, Aspen Archer’s downfall happened in the worst possible way-a career-ending crash on a gold medal run at the 2010 Vancouver Olympics. When you spend your life at the top, there’s only one direction you can go.

Gold by E.J. Noyes