If you're looking for a cute, short palate-cleanser that about a feisty woman and her recaltricant "client" who succumbs to her charm, you've come to the right place. Thankfully, it doesn't have the gender tropes that irk me about most of romantic fiction: Natalie the heroine has backbone, the story progression is realistic enough for me to suspend disbelief.

Like previous reviewers I agree with that the title and cover art did not match how I saw the main male character Charlie, but I cannot fault the author on a fluffy, fun read that I enjoyed thoroughly. ( )

3.5 stars! ( )

This is a sweet, romantic story. Natalie and Charlie are wonderful characters and the storyline is intriguing. The book was well written and I look forward to reading more books by this author.
I received a complimentary copy of this book from LibraryThing. This is my honest and voluntary opinion of it. ( )

Rcvd an ARC at no cost to author. (Librarything.com) I enjoyed this book yet hated thwt it was so short because when 6ou invest yourself in the characters it ends. That being said it was enjoyable, loved tge characters and am pretty sure you would too. I had never read from this author vefore but it will not be the last book I get from her. I also didn't get the name?, it didn't go with story. ( )

**I was lucky enough to win this from LibraryThing for an honest review.**

Winter is upon us. And by us, I mean everyone who lives above the Mason/Dixon line. I am from South Carolina so we have a small window of winter. Generally mid-November to the middle of February. Our winters are mild to say the least, even though we are completely lost if it drops below 40 degrees.

So the Winter Olympics are a lot like Egyptian Hieroglyphics over here. And that's what this book is kinda about. Well, it's a romance about an Olympic skier and his agent's assistant. A Tycoon's Rush follows Natalie as she tracks down Charlie, her elusive client, who is missing out on one of the biggest endorsement deals of all time. She tracks him down in small ski town in Italy where she then has to convince him to do what she wants.

What follows next is probably what you'd expect. Girl meets guy, there is instant attraction, and then they fall into bed for the next 3/4 of the book. Well...you would be right. This is a short book. I would really call it a novella really and it is kinda predictable. But we don't read these books cause we want twists. We read them because we want cutesy love that's easy.

I thought this novella was cute. I’ve never read anything by this author but I wasn’t disappointed in the least. This is the second in the series but you didn't need to read the first to be able enjoy this book. I am not a huge sports nut and I live in South Carolina so skiing really isn’t my thing. However, the workings of sport management was interesting. The insta-lust was believable yet the fact that they stayed together after that was slightly less believable. I do think that it was kinda short but if I knew it was a novella before reading, it wouldn’t have bothered me. ( )