This is my favorite book by KA Tucker. I liked that there was a minimum of profanity and sexual innuendo compared to some of her other books. Great story with some unexpected twists, characters that ring true as people, and a writing style that flows well. Great to reread.

Sort of skips right over the “getting to know you” part and goes straight from meeting to in love. But overall enjoyable.

I seriously loved Brett and Cath. So sweet and real. Great read.

Very cute love story considering the major surprise of The Philadelphia Flyers being the hockey team that was chosen. I am a huge huge fan and was so happy to read about this story being about a fictional player from my favorite team. What a random find and surprise for me.

I don’t often give 5 stars, but this one definitely deserved every one of them.

Slow start and difficult to follow. Didn’t even finish.

This book is an overall easygoing love story between two people that meet in an unfortunate situation. I agree with another review that states that the Epilogue could have been better, especially ending the book the way the author did. Meaning, I felt like the author kind of threw the ending together and ended the story fast without much detail. There were a few details that were left untied, that kind of thing. However, the novel is short and sweet and perfect for a weekend read!

The story was great but it need a better epilogue.

I can't say enough wonderful things about this book and how much I enjoyed reading this beautiful and emotional story. K.A. Tucker knows how to write a story that immediately transports me into another world and I never want to leave. I enjoyed all the characters, but I loved the two main characters, Brett and Catherine. They have great dynamics flowing between them and they are portrayed realistically. It is unlikely Catherine Wright and Brett Madden would have ever crossed paths because they live in two separate worlds. However, one night Catherine saves Brett from a burning car and their lives are forever connected. Brett is a famous professional hockey player and he has a perfect, privileged life and Catherine lives in a small town, has little money and has made some mistakes she continually pays for. Brett is a nice, humble, down to earth guy and he wants to help Catherine and make her life better. He finds Catherine breathtaking and he is spellbound from the moment he meets her. Most people only care about Brett’s fame and fortune but for the first time, he meets someone who doesn't want anything from him. He is frustrated by Catherine's refusal for any help but he also admires her independence. Brett doesn't believe all the rumors swirling around Catherine, he only sees a strong, lovely, kind person. For years, Catherine has been on her own and she doesn't expect anything from anyone. When she meets Brett, she continually fights him. She fights how feels about him and she won't let him help her in any way. Life has been heartbreakingly unfair for Catherine. Catherine lives a simple life and she has learned she can't trust anyone but herself because few people have been nice to her. I was rooting for Catherine I wanted her to finally have a chance for something good in her life. This enchanting story slowly unfolds. On the one hand, I couldn't wait to find out what would happen next, but I also wanted to savor every minute of this compelling story. This is well written with strong characters and a good plot line and I felt like I was right there. This sad and gut wrenching story also has laughter and lightness to even it out. Perfect. Thanks to the author for providing a copy of this book vIa Cocktails and Books and Netgalley. The opinions expressed are my own.

Until it Fades is really just a beautiful love story. A second chance at life between two souls who never knew they existed for each other.  Catherine hasn’t had it easy. Ever since being a teenager she’s been the talk of the town, and not in a good way. Brett is the all American Hockey player, his only dream is Hockey, basically. This was a bit different than Tucker's other books. But I fell in love with them. It's slow moving, but very beautiful. I’ve missed her books and it's been awhile since I’ve dived into one of her stories.  I’m thankful I was given a chance to read it.  Overall, it's Five Boundless Stars