Dreams of Gold A Christian Clean & Wholesome Contemporary Romance
By Kelsey MacBride
- Release Date: 2015-12-02
- Genre: Religious Fiction
Description
Brenda won't have anything to do with Scott.
Meanwhile, Scott has an undying love for Brenda.
So when tragedy forces Brenda to skate with Scott, will they hate each other? Or will they have a second chance at true love?
Dreams of Gold is book 1 of two Clean Romance books in the Colorado Springs Series.
Brenda Wagner suffers a devastating accident during an ice skating competition which shatters her dream of being in the Olympics.
But Brenda makes a miraculous recovery. Now the only obstacle preventing her from competing in the Olympics is she must skate with her Christian ex-fiancé Scott Nichols as her new partner.
Can Brenda set aside their painful past and skate with Scott to victory? Or will she hang on to past memories and forfeit a chance at the Olympics?
Scott Nichols is a skating instructor scorned by his ex-fiancé, Brenda, after leaving her at the altar years ago.
But he refuses to give up on their past love. So when the opportunity to be Brenda's new skating partner falls in his lap, Scott accepts, hoping to win back her love.
But can he soften Brenda's hardened heart and rekindle their Christian romance? Or will Brenda use him as a means to her quest for a medal?
Find out by reading this heartwarming Clean Contemporary Romance novel for women.
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Other Christian Romance books in The Colorado Spring Series by Kelsey MacBride
-Heart of a Champion : Book 2 of The Colorado Springs Series
Reviews
Half a book
2By JD2435It’s not a full book!! You waste your time reading, only to have it just end, telling you “thanks for reading” and you have to purchase the second half.Dreams Of Gold
4By KylenarayDreams of Gold was A jump into book, Having friends who already are and were “Figure Skaters online, taught me good skill technique and wisdom. I ❤️, how it takes place in “COLORADO, and had me in awe for awhile. It was very point after point and I partly thought I was there... I have it 5 stars because For the❤️of Figure Skating ⛸!!!! I too want to one day make the Olympics Now is my time😍😀😉(“In COLORADO they have an awesome rink there”⛸⛸My dreams⛸❤️Rachael K. Frazier❤️💕🙌🏼Praise GodComeback
2By Moonpie75I enjoyed this book as far as it went until the end that left me hanging. I do not like being forced to purchase the next book to see the end. Sorry. Cheap trick.Abrupt cliffhanger
4By KwahydalThe sudden break in to this story came out of no where. It wasn't really at a critical moment that was apparent could make or break the action. Just seemed odd and anticlimactic. Not something that will eat at me to get me to quickly find the sequel. On a different note, I loved the Rose character. What a firecracker. A sequel about her would be worth reading!Dreams of Golld
5By BloukitBaie dankie vir 'n skoon Christen roman" dis so lekker om 'n boek te lees wat jou aanspoor om 'n beter getuie vir Jesus te wees! Hou so aan?Great!!!
4By Summer FlemingGreat clean Christian romance!!! There was one curse word that is the equivalent of a donkey, but it only appeared once and after reflecting on past bad attitudes and behaviors. That along with two writing errors are what brought my rating down to 4 stars. Scott is called Scott Porter and then Scott Logan, then Scott Porter again. He is the same guy but I prefer he be called Scott Logan. So there is that one edit needed. And I would suggest a section break of some sort between characters thoughts and timeline shifts. You end one paragraph and go straight into the next thinking you are in the same setting with the same emotions flowing around you, but then you realize the tone has changed and then it has changed because it is 3 weeks later than the before paragraph. All of these errors are easily overlooked or figured out by the reader so don't let them deter you from purchasing this book. Overall great content and interesting story. Not many people write about figure skating let alone a Christian figure skating tragedy turned reconciliation with God, oneself, and loved ones you inadvertently hurt.
