This was great, though I wouldn't bill this as a romance novel. It was way more about figure skating and Jasmine's relationship with her family than any romance with Lukov. Honestly, I would have preferred it without the sex at the end. The main character was borderline on being too frustrating, but she grew on me. There were some other flaws. The writing bothered me a bit in places. (I hate when authors describe dialogue like "said the tall man behind me" or "said the red haired woman who gave birth to me" and she does that a LOT in this book). And it was a little to obvious that they always liked each other, but that's okay since her journey was about self-discovery and getting over her issues and admitting things to herself. Will try some of her other novels, which promise to be more romancy.