She's on the verge of becoming her own woman. He's on the cusp of making his dream a reality. The jock and the wallflower, never had a clue what fate had in store for them. What starts off a battle of wills becomes a quest for fulfillment. Glory is finding the courage to speak her mind and follow her dreams. Rolf is the roadblock to her independence and no way will she lose ground to her a bully like him. Rolf is a man with a plan and he will stop at nothing to make his vision real. Dani Collins is good at making emotion the focal point of her stories. She leads with the heart and works her way out from there. ( )

I did like this. The female lead was particularly real, with her insecurities and temper explosions. There were some great scenes, but some other places in the book felt slow. The snippets of what the lead character was writing were interesting, although I did get a bit muddled between characters in the stories, especially where one character was inspired by another. The attraction to Rolf was obvious, but I needed to see more of the real him to understand why Glory fell in love beyond lust.
A good book to read by the fire in winter.
I received my copy from the publisher through a LibraryThing giveaway. ( )

This is interesting, intense and engrossing. Rolf is confident, condescending, cocky and stubborn. Glory is smart, insecure, weak and snarky. Rolf is such a super dick in the beginning, but he gradually developed into a caring and kind man. And what he does at the end is adorable. Glory is a sweet woman who puts everyone ahead of her. With the way her father was already treating her, when Rolf started his crap, she should have left. Unfortunately she had no confidence in herself, and felt too responsible for her father. The storyline is great and all the characters have vastly different personalities so there is always conflict, some of it is even amusing. I very much enjoyed reading it.
I received a complimentary copy of this book from LibraryThing. This is my honest and voluntary opinion of it. ( )

I really enjoyed "On the Edge" by Dani Collins, having received a complementary copy of the book in exchange for an honest review. The story started out a little slow for me, but once I got into it - I couldn't put it down. I wasn't sure about the "story within a story" concept at first, but then as it went along, I found myself wondering how the other book was going to end. It was a fun read and the chemistry between the two lead characters burned up the pages. If you are a fan of well written contemporary romance, this is a great addition to your collection.
Happy Reading..enjoy! ( )