From Lukov with Love

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If you are using “but” as a connector, it is considered that we are erasing the compliment by default. We can use other connectors like "and" or "in addition to that" or anything else according to your common sense that is appropriate for the situation and won't cancel your praise. ivan lukov, that’s all. he’s officially added to my list of book bfs. i was screaming into my pillow every time he done something cute. like how can he not be ur book bf when his love language is words of affirmation and physical touch>>> Jasmine has a few rough, very unsuccessful years behind her. She would give everything for just one more chance to compete and prove herself on the ice. In the end, Jazmine and Ivan’s hard work and dedication pay off. They find success in their skating careers and manage to qualify for the Olympics. Along the way, they have also fallen deeply in love and finally confess their feelings for each other. Their relationship adds an extra layer of joy and fulfillment to their achievements. Why else? I barely have enough time now. I couldn’t imagine trying to train and have kids. My baby daddy would have to be a rich, stay-at-home dad for that to work.”

In From Lukov with Love, two figure skaters overcome their differences, form a deep bond, and find love as they strive for success in a pair’s competition. Setting If someone were to ask Jasmine Santos to describe the last few years of her life with a single word, it would be a four-letter one. After seventeen years of figure skating, Jasmine knows that her window to compete professionally is coming to a close. i think the characters blinked so much they just couldn't open their eyes to what was right in front of them I will. I think the encyclopedia needs an entry on Assholes and could use your picture as an example.” It’s just that – I don’t think I even see this book as a romance. Apart from the very end, I just saw them as friends. And I was fine with that. I’m just not sure I’d recommend it to someone who’s looking for a romance specifically.From Lukov with Love” is a standalone novel that showcases Mariana Zapata’s talent for crafting compelling and heartwarming romances. It is a story of growth, love, and following one’s dreams, making it a must-read for fans of contemporary romance and sports-themed novels. Detail About From Lukov with Love

If you haven’t read it yet, there is still plenty of time to do that. It’s super easy to read, the story flows and the characters are to die for.

I honestly loved Jasmine. She was this mean, hard-working bitch with a big, loud family that loved the shit out of her hard ass and she loved the shit out of each one of them too. She is definitely a tough cookie and a bit too intense for some people to put up with but damn, it’s like she’s me and I am her. Most of the time. And I honestly love her because I can relate to her. During your commute: If you take public transportation or have a long commute, you may find it helpful to use that time to read. During the day: If you have a flexible schedule, you may find it helpful to take breaks during the day to read a book. Her story ends with an epilogue. I won’t spoil it, but Jasmine finds her place in the world, and it includes a career in figure skating with which she’s made her peace. More than peace. Jasmine is happy, and she’s happy because she is simply herself, and she has found her version of success. She understands that she deserves unconditional love, with no stipulations and no strings attached— from her family, from her boyfriend (a total babe), and from herself.

When Ivan needs a new partner, it’s the chance that could make Jasmine’s career. Plus, it’s becoming more and more clear that Jasmine is running out of options. Every day, her world is getting smaller, and retirement looms closer. For so long, she’s struggled to balance her life as a skater and her love for her family. She’s given so much of herself away for goals that sometimes feel empty. I love a firey female heroine, but Jasmine is a straight-up nasty b97ch and 70% of why I couldn't finish this book.the development of the relationship? excuse me, where even was it?? there was no chemistry between the characters, nothing that'd make it believable to me, at least I am sure everyone has in their life someone like Ivan Lukov – someone who gets mad and disgusted by such morally-rotten creatures and feels the need to help their friend whatever it takes genuinely because they care deeply about them. anyways, this isnt the story i was hoping it would be. i mean, its entertaining enough and the writing is decent, but its nothing spectacular. i would say its most likely great for prior fans for zapata, but i wouldnt recommend it to someone who wants to get to know her and her writing. I found the book From Lukov with Love to be a captivating and emotionally rich read. The slow-burn romance between Jasmine and Ivan kept me engaged, and their journey of personal growth and overcoming fear was inspiring. The power of love portrayed in the story resonated deeply with me, highlighting the importance of vulnerability and communication. The book’s emphasis on pursuing passions and embracing second chances served as a reminder to never give up on dreams. Overall, From Lukov with Love left a lasting impact on me, with its well-written narrative and memorable characters. Who Would Enjoy this Book? Ps tessa virtue scott moir give me Jasmine and Ivan vibes go look them up there performances are mesmerising

Last year, I fell in love with Mariana Zapata’s writing. I loved how her books were set up. They are super slow burn romance. In fact, the majority of her books aren’t necessarily about the romance. They are more about the main character’s journey within themselves. I love how that journey leads them to a romance with (usually) someone unexpected. I'm disappointed, even when I shouldn't because I told myself to not to have high expectations just because of the hype... See? I never learn. And probably I never will. I honestly was far from expecting this book to make me tear up a bit at the end. But it happened. And it was more like a tiny wet something in my eyes though…but hey, no one is crying here, okay? Mind your own business. LMAOOOOOOOOOOOOOO – this turned into a Favourite Ivan Moments list. Okay, I swear I love Jasmine too. She’s one of my favourite heroines, everything she says and does is iconic.You probably sit in your Tesla and cry every time you wrinkle your sweaters.” Ivan barked out another laugh that was pretty much shouted up at the ceiling." I didn’t want someone to pat my cheek and tell me everything was going to be okay. I wanted this man who would never take my shit, who would never let me quit, and I had a feeling would never quit on me. Not ever.” However, all her books so far I listened as audiobooks. And Callie Dalton, the narrator, did an amazing job, at least for my taste. First off, our main character is straight-up awful and I don't think I've ever disliked a figment of someone else's imagination so strongly in my entire life. I'm guessing that the author's intention was to make her firey, snarky, and no-nonsense, but she definitely missed the mark. Jasmine is- satan. And yes, most definitely has an attitude problem. There were two people who came together to form a figure skating team, one of whom came from a rich family that owned their own skating rink.