Review: Save Your Breath - Kandi Steiner

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Review: Save Your Breath - Book #4 Kings of Ice Series - Kandi Steiner - March 2025

THIS JUST IN: HOCKEY BAD BOY AND POP STAR EXTRAORDINAIRE ENGAGED!

 Kandi Steiner delivers a swoon-worthy slow burn in Save Your Breath, the fourth standalone in her addictive Kings of the Ice series. Packed with emotion, longing, and perfectly layered tension, this friends-to-lovers romance checks every box for readers who love their fake relationships with a hefty dose of real feelings.

Aleksander Suter, NHL’s resident bad boy, has always been the one person who could fluster pop star Mia Love—and now they’re in a pretend engagement that feels a little too believable. What starts as a PR stunt quickly spirals into something deeper, as childhood memories and long-held feelings surface in the midst of fame, pressure, and a hurricane-induced forced proximity.

Their chemistry is palpable, and every shared moment—whether a quiet confession or a heated glance—carries the weight of years of unspoken love. The "fake dating" and "forced proximity" tropes are executed to perfection, especially when they're stuck in Aleks’s condo with nowhere to hide from the truth.

Bonus points for the cameos from past Kings of the Ice characters and the teasing glimpses of what’s to come. Save Your Breath is a must-read—especially if you adore tension-filled slow burns, emotional payoff, and the undeniable charm of a reformed hockey bad boy falling hard.

Amazon: https://amzn.to/42LLMZ8




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