Ryan Harding. He’s running royalty. The guy I’ve been following online since I started this sport. Sure, I’ve got a crush on him, but so does nearly every other runner in the country. I’m an unknown in this world, it’s not like the prince of distance running is ever going to notice me, which is for the best. I’ve been down this road once before with the Mr. Perfect type, and I’m not doing it again.
Indigo Adams stood out the moment I saw her cross the finish line. She’s not only got a gorgeous stride and stellar kick, but possesses the tenacity and drive required to reach the top. She’s the perfect fit for our newly-formed team in Colorado, though her running potential isn’t the only thing that’s captured my attention. Indigo seems skeptical of our selection of her and even more skeptical of me and my intentions. What will it take for her to see she belongs here in Brockton, on this team… and with me?
(This is a spinoff from the Pepper Jones series but can be read as a standalone.)
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I love a good sports romance, and Chasing Indigo was great! I had never read a running romance and I loved that It was the chosen sport. I felt like we got a real look into the world of training for long distance running.
I liked that the whole focus of the book wasn’t on Indigo & Ryan’s relationship. I thought we got to see Indigo’s progression of not believing in herself to her acceptance that she was actually an elite runner.
I also liked that there were a couple aspects of drama that moved the story along but didn’t make it angsty or drag the whole book down.
I liked that the whole focus of the book wasn’t on Indigo & Ryan’s relationship. I thought we got to see Indigo’s progression of not believing in herself to her acceptance that she was actually an elite runner.
I also liked that there were a couple aspects of drama that moved the story along but didn’t make it angsty or drag the whole book down.
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