Review: 5 Stars ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Icebreaker was my that spontaneous read that wasn't even on my reading list. I just saw a reel about it and the next thing I know, I already finished it.
So far, it turned out to be one of my favorites. I loved all the characters, especially JJ & Anastasia's friendship. Aaron, however, is the different case. I despise him the most which you all will agree once you read the book or already read ir. I don't know what kind of sorcery he did on Stassie. It kind of annoyed me at certain instances how Stassie would jump to conclusions after hearing only one side though.
I loved how everytime Nate and Stassie would end up alone in the room, the next you read they'd be going down on each other. It was kind of a comical situation of their foreplay or something 😂.
I have a lot of favorite scenes and parts in this book. I don't think the amount of annotations I'd put here will suffice it. But I'll short list my most favorite ones here though.
I loved sweet Nathan, how he'd always put Stassie first. No matter what he's doing or wherever he is, he is always there for her. But you know what I loved more, DOMINANT NATHAN 🥵🥵🥵. Cuz boy that Nate is something else. Like a switch is flipped and boom 🤯 he's another person. God, i can't get enough of him!! 😩😩
Chemistry between them is definitely off the charts, so trust me you'll get to read them few good times. 🥵🔥
My favorite scenes were
- when Stassie sent Nate on wild goose chase while she was partying away right under his nose. 😂
- everytime Nate & Stassie end up alone in the room.
- their sweet time together on ice rink while Nate was benched.
- oh, and how can we forget the Uber scene 🥵🥵🥵🥵.
Other than them, I loved Stassie's friendship with Ryan, so I'm hoping there's a book on him and Olivia though. I'd love to know what's their story or if they end up together or not.
Overall I liked this book very very much, easily made through my favorites. There's no unnecessary drama between the two if you take away the part where Aaron tries to stir up the drama. (Keyword: tries.)
So, I rest my case here, and say that Icebreaker is definitely worth reading.