After winning Gold at the Olympics, Tyler and Amaliya return home with several decisions to make. They will compete on the world’s stage in a few weeks, but where will they go from there? Keep skating as amateurs and compete? Or go pro? Meanwhile, Amaliya’s family makes plans to try and see her Uncle at the world’s competition. After her mother defected from the Soviet Union before Amaliya was born, they know the risks and the danger that will come with their plans.

If I had to describe Worlds Collide in a few words, I would say it was ‘suspenseful’ and ‘stressful.’ This book had much more danger than the first book in the series. The Soviet Union brought their athletes to the World Competition in Canada and there was a lot of diabolical planning amongst their leaders about Amaliya’s mom and their goal to get her back into their country. That part of the storyline kept me guessing the entire way through.

The stressful part of the story, for me anyway, was more about Tyler and Amaliya. They planned to get married, but they couldn’t agree on what their future would look like. I didn’t really like their indecision/disagreement about what to do with their future. I’m happy to tell you they figured it out in the end, but it was a rough process. It reminded me of the first time I saw High School Musical 3. The movie was all about Troy, Gabriella, and their friends trying to decide what to do with their futures. They all had so many options. And as a junior/senior trying to figure out what I wanted to do with my own future, it was stressful to watch!

Worlds Collide was an exciting end to the Dream’s Edge series. I enjoyed my time reading this book, despite the stress. I thought the ending was perfect. I would highly recommend you check out this series!