Review: Crossing the Line by Nicola Marsh (World Apart, book 1) 5 out of 5 stars.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 31, 2014
Mia is home for Spring Break.  She wants to spend time with her Dad and her best friend Dani.  Mia's Mom passed away when she was a young girl and these 2 people are the most important people in her life.  Her Dad owns a tennis academy and is busy with training.  Her friend Dani is always out to have a good time.  Good girl Mia wants a little excitement in her life.  She's not as experienced as her friend when it comes to men, but she decides that she will be interested in the opposite sex so her friend will get off her back.  What is supposed to be a friendly relationship becomes a hot sexual relationship very quickly when she meets Kye.Kye is at the tennis academy as a last resort for his career.  His is in America because the Dad he met recently is concerned for his well being.  When Kye's Mom died she left him her strip club, which is the cause for most of his strife, and a Dad that he didn't know existed.  Kye's main concern is to become the best tennis player and prove to himself and his father that he is more than just a screw up.  He meets Mia at one of the parties at the Academy.  He doesn't know that her Dad owns it, and she doesn't share the information which causes some problems for them the next day.Mia's friend Dani becomes jealous of the relationship between Mia and Kye.  She sets Kye up in a compromising position.  Everything is not as it seems but can all 3 of them work out trust issues?  You'll have to read this book and find out.  Book 2 will be a continuation of Dani's story that I can't wait to read.  We'll find out why she is acting like a female sex goddess.