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Thin Ice Book Giveaway

Thin Ice
Author: Liana Laverentz
Paperback: 384 pages
Publisher: The Wild Rose Press

Book Description

The last thing ER doctor Emily Jordan needs in her life is another man to let her down, and certainly not one who uses his fists in his work. She's seen enough of the results of violence in the world, and has no use for anyone who contributes to it. Professional hockey player Eric Cameron has never met a woman who intrigued him so much. Emily Jordan has it all.brains and beauty, a home of her own, a career she excels at, a son who adores her, and loving friends and family to help her bring it all together in a way Eric has longed to be a part of his entire life.

The problem is this feisty, independent woman wants nothing to do with him and has no problem letting him know it. The memory of Emily's healing hands despite her clear-cut opinion of him when she treats him after a post-game barroom brawl drives Eric to find the key to her wounded heart, but success would mean that Emily would have to give up all that she has-and depend on a man who's life is anything but settled. Will Eric be able to win her heart despite her opposition to the only life he's ever known? Or when the season ends will he move on again--alone?

Liana Laverentz tied for an EPPIE award for Thin Ice at the awards announced recently. (EPPIES are for electronic published authors. Find all the EPPIE winners by clicking here.)

If you're interested in winning a copy,

Follow this link to go to Romance Reviews Today and leave a comment. A winner will be picked Wednesday.

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