"Heating It Up" is a sweet romantic novella set in Antarctica. Both main characters have been in pain, a different kind for each one, but they are certainly very hesitant. He is Russian and she is American and they weren't out looking for someone, but somehow, they ended up liking each other. Lonely places, cut off the rest of the world tend to bring people together.
It wasn't steamy and there were no sex scenes whatsoever, but the reader could understand the chemistry between those two.
Overall, it's a nice and sweat novella with potential. ( )

Heating It Up ARC Review: Heating It Up (Red Hot Russians) By Elizabeth HarmonElizabeth Harmon designs stories that are sultry enough to fight off the chill and emotional enough for the romantic in her readers. The previous novels in her Red Hot Russians series have bordered around the backstage life of skaters. From the heartbreaking failures to their triumphant returns, Ms. Harmon set hearts racing and hormones raging with her champions of the arena. Heating It Up is just as winning, but it's beauty lies in that it is more a story of redemption off the ice. Sometimes, it takes hitting rock bottom for a person to discover their inner strength. Nora has lost it all, her heart, her reputation, her career and the will to fight. Alexei, helps her find herself and let go of the past in order to conquer her future. Salvation can come in the most surprising of packages and Heating It Up is a great example of the power of faith and the strength of hope. ( )