Ice On Wheels - I don't really know much about roller derby, so that part of the novella sailed right over my head. but, the 'enemies to lovers' part was definitely cool and well done. It was believable that they didn't like each other and how they got closer too.

Closed-Door Policy - Little surprised that I didn't like this one more, since I've liked Erin Zak's books in the past. Caroline is an older student going back to college, and she's in Atlanta's class. Atlanta has gotten a bunch of crap for something that almost happened while she was a Grad Student, and so she overcompensates when she deals with Caroline. I personally just really didn't like the characters, either of them, Caroline didn't seem to be written quite her age, and Atlanta, I have no words for Atlanta. This novella was a hard read.

Private Equity - Ah, I flew through this story so fast I think I got rug burn. It was about Cassie and Julia. Cassie is Julia's (a venture capitalist) Chief of Staff. She also has a heckuva crush on Julia. Julia, though, is an 'Ice Queen', although there may be some cracks forming in that ice. The back and forth here was delightful, and I really liked Julia's daughter, Lily too. It was a fun and delightfully predictable read.

Overall it was a good bunch of novellas, I really liked one, one was good, and one I only sorta liked some parts of it. Still, the third story, by Elle Spencer was probably my favorite novella in the last few years.

I received this book via Netgalley thanks to Bold Strokes Books. ( )