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mjsam 's review for:
On the Fly
by P.J. Trebelhorn
ARC received from NetGalley in return for an honest review.
This is a nice, sweet romance. Court is a semi-professional hockey player/realtor and Lana is a concert violinist taking a short term sabbatical back home to help her family while her father is ill. Both Court and Lana are interesting characters, they know what they want from life, and are happily achieving it. They spend a lot of time together and the unfolding of their romance is nicely paced and their chemistry is fun and believable.
The only supporting character who is really fleshed out is Eric (Lana’s son) the others are ok, but fairly one dimensional. The only issue I had with the story was the angst around not wanting a long term relationship due to the short term nature of Lana’s visit. The answer was obvious and could have been achieved by the two women just sitting down and sorting out what they wanted, but they got there in the end.
This is my favourite of Trebelhorn’s so far. 4 stars.
This is a nice, sweet romance. Court is a semi-professional hockey player/realtor and Lana is a concert violinist taking a short term sabbatical back home to help her family while her father is ill. Both Court and Lana are interesting characters, they know what they want from life, and are happily achieving it. They spend a lot of time together and the unfolding of their romance is nicely paced and their chemistry is fun and believable.
The only supporting character who is really fleshed out is Eric (Lana’s son) the others are ok, but fairly one dimensional. The only issue I had with the story was the angst around not wanting a long term relationship due to the short term nature of Lana’s visit. The answer was obvious and could have been achieved by the two women just sitting down and sorting out what they wanted, but they got there in the end.
This is my favourite of Trebelhorn’s so far. 4 stars.