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Title: The Art of Love

Subtitle: A Sweet Sports Romance Book

Author: Kalyssa Powell

Narrator: Aster Breck

Format: Unabridged

Length: 1 hr and 20 mins

Language: English

Release date: 02-22-16

Publisher: Jaye E. Seay

Genres: Romance, Contemporary

Publisher's Summary:

Jujitsu runs in Angie Torres' blood. As the daughter of an infamous mixed martial arts champion, it was only natural that she'd fall in love with Jujitsu, but what wasn't natural was the fact that men would come clamoring for her attention just to get close to her father.

Now, working as an elementary school receptionist by day and training as a Jujitsu fighter by night, Angie is anxious to make her own mark in the sports world. After a near win with a fierce opponent, Angie receives the opportunity of a lifetime: a one-on-one training session with third degree black belt and renowned champion Isac Cortes.

Isac takes an instant liking to Angie. For her, the feelings are mutual. As their friendship blossoms into a budding relationship, Angie's distrust of men and their intentions begin to plague her. At the same time, a jealous rival makes it well known that she has her sights on defeating Angie.

Can Angie let go of her long-held doubts and give into love, and will Isac finally prove to her that his feelings are real?

Members Reviews:

Short, but sweet

This story was actually shorter than I was expecting. Then again, it was just the right length. I enjoyed 5e glimpse into a martial art Iâve only heard mentioned on MMA in passing.

I was provided a complimentary copy of this book, through Reading Deals, and I have left an honest review.

Not even a short story

This short story was given to me for my honest review.

The Art of Love is a sweet story clipping, but not a complete story. In order for the author to have a actual story, she needs to flesh this out and give enough details to make the relationship between the hero and heroine make sense. I dated my husband for only three weeks before he proposed, and I accepted, but a lot of dialogue happened between the first date and the last, so if I were to describe events, one might understand WHY I would say yes. However, in this story, as far as I know, they did not do much together other than train and have dinner once. I need more details on things said and attractions shared to understand how the story ended. This is not a bad idea, and I liked that it was a sweet story set around jujitsu competitions and a rather nasty foe, but there simply is not enough to make this a good story. This read like a high school paper, but not by a high schooler at the top of her class. I think the author CAN write, she just needs to do more of it, with more detail, and more tension, and more romance.

The Art of love is, in my opinion

The Art of love is, in my opinion, a sweet read for young teen. Though the actual story isnât very original, the potential is there to make it engaging for the reader. However, the story as itâs told right now, reads more like a detailed synopsis rather than the finished work. Even if the story is meant to be a short story, a little more detail and a few twists would make a much better read.

I received a complementary the book for free through Reading Deals, in exchange for an honest review.

Not much to it

I was hoping to find a new author who wrote about strong woman athletes and Angie was strong and sweet. Her antagonist Helga was pretty stereotypical but it is always good to see female characters go for what they want by working for it in a logical manner. The story and development of the romance was was really slow and had little passion-I did not really care who liked who.