Cold As Ice
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4.7 • 56 Ratings
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- $5.99
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- $5.99
Publisher Description
An angsty single mom hockey romance from USA Today and WSJ bestselling author L A Cotton.
Are you ready to fall in love with a Laker?
When Madison Reynolds accepts a dare to hit on the cute guy sitting alone at the bar, she doesn't expect to see him again.
Enter Austin Hart.
Broody. Mysterious. With an icy stare that burns her to the core.
When Austin suggests they explore the undeniable chemistry between them, they agree it can be nothing more than a friends-with-benefits arrangement.
He's Lakeshore U's guarded goalie with no plans to settle down.
She's the young single mom with the weight of the world on her shoulders.
Can Austin keep the pretty blonde and her daughter at arm's length?
Or will Madi be able to show him that even the coldest hearts have the capacity for love?
*Cold as Ice is an 85,000-word standalone novel set in the Lakeshore U series.
Customer Reviews
My favorite book of the series
I absolutely loved this book! I would love more of Madi and Austin’s story to see how their life and family progresses.
So so
I was hoping that Austin would get an epic ending to close the Lakeshore University Hockey series with a bang but somehow I found it a disappointment. Don’t get me wrong, I was waiting for something good for Austin because from the previous books, he was described as an ‘distant and grumpy goalie but a good friend to his hockey players buddies. Despite of the somewhat common and not exactly an appealing storyline between Austin and Madison, the single mom of a pre-Kindergarten daughter, Austin is kinda hot and swoon worthy boyfriend material even if he was grumpy and kinda closed off due to some personal baggage along with it. I wished I could say that I enjoyed reading the last installment of the LakeShore University book series but unfortunately Austin and Madison’s story wasn’t exactly my favorite.
BEST ONE!
I swear this whole series had me in a choke hold, but I have to say this one was my favorite one. I’m sad it’s over w but I would reread this series again