Sequel to One Foot Onto The Ice
Teacher Susan Quinn and Club Ski Instructor, Jenna James are
now in a loving, committed relationship. Unfortunately, Susan is at St Wilfred’s
All-Girls School and Jenna is working in Morzine. Long distant relationships can
and do work. But when Susan and Jenna parted, their fledgling relationship was
only two weeks old. Will the distance separating them simply be too much to
sustain such a new relationship? Absence often makes the heart grow fonder, but
will insecurities and outside influences tear them apart?
Both Susan and Jenna believe in when you know, you know. But
will that be enough?
A fast paced, hilarious, chick lit romance from the very
talented Kiki Archer. Not just the usual light hearted fluffy stuff normally
associated with regular chick lit. There is a more serious side to this story.
This book carries on from where One Foot Onto The Ice left
off. We have most of the same wonderful, fully formed, multidimensional
characters and a few surprise ones too. There is enough background that you
don’t have to read One Foot Onto The Ice first. But, I would strongly urge you
to do so. There’s no point in missing out on a good story and it really sets the
scene and lets you get to know the characters.
Although Susan and Jenna have to be apart, they find some very
interesting ways to be together. But, exactly how safe is the internet?
I won’t be adding in any spoilers, but in my honest opinion,
this is one of the most hilarious books I’ve read in ages. This book is written
by a British author, but I’m more than certain that wherever you are from,
you’ll be laughing at the antics of some of these characters in this
book.
From the romance angle, Susan and Jenna are the ideal couple.
Their romance is bittersweet, tender and full of ups and downs. True love
sometimes meanders and deviates from the path along the way though, as theirs
does here. The story is also steaming hot in parts, just to enhance your
pleasure.
The horrible, despicable, Marcus Ramsbottom situation hasn’t
been resolved from One Foot Onto The Ice. He’s still creating havoc. Does he get
his just desserts? You’ll have to read the book to find out. I do know one
thing, I could have cheerfully slapped him on more than one occasion.
I was pleased to see little Daisy Button taking a nice role
too. She is one of my favorite characters and along with some of the other
pupils, a great support to Susan and Jenna.
There is just one point I’d like to make. This book is crying
out for a sequel. It simply has to have one. When you read it, you’ll see why.
I’ve added this book with the rest of Kiki Archer’s books into
my re-read folder.
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