He's a bit lazy, but maybe that's because winning the gold has always been his demanding mother's dream, not his own. What irks Henry about Theo is that Theo is a slacker yet has still consistently beaten Henry at recent competitions. He works hard and wants - nay, needs - to win. He's intense, disciplined, and serious, a true perfectionist. Henry and Theo aren't just figure skating competitors they're also about as different as two people can be. If you like the enemies-to-lovers trope, this is the book for you. Kiss and Cry by Keira Andrews is a steamy gay sports romance featuring grumpy/sunshine opposites attracting, secretly soft-hearted boys, hurt/comfort, and of course a happy ending. I might want Henry more than a gold medal. He’s caring and gorgeous and hot, and I’ve never wanted anyone like this. He tries to keep me at arm’s length, but it’s no use. He might as well be carved from ice.īut when I need help, he’s there. My mom’s convinced training with Henry Sakaguchi will distract me heading into the Olympics.

I’m peeking under his happy-go-lucky exterior and discovering there’s more to Theo than I imagined. I’m going to beat him.īut the strangest thing is happening. I’m going to win gold if it’s the last thing I do.

Now he’s invaded my training center, and I have to see him every day as we prepare for the Olympics. Everyone loves him-judges, fans, coaches. Will figure skating enemies become lovers?Įverything comes easily for Theo Sullivan, whether it’s jumps or figure skating world titles.

Keira andrews kiss and cry