Iced Out by Ce Ricci (Paperback)

Iced Out by Ce Ricci (Paperback)

Book 1 of 5: Leighton U

AN AMAZON TOP 100 BESTSELLER! Two rival hockey teammates are forced to work together despite constant tension. As competition turns into something more, they blur the line between rivalry and connection, risking both their focus on the ice and everything off it...read the full blurb.

£17.99

SKU:
CR-LU-01-IO-PB
ISBN:
9781960818003
Pages:
394
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Weight 504 g
Dimensions 139 × 22 × 215 mm
Author

CE Ricci

Book Series

Leighton U

Book Series Order

Book 1 of 5

Condition

New

Format

Paperback

Genre

College, Contemporary, Enemies to Lovers, Gay, Hockey, Hockey Romance, LGBTQ+, MM, Romance, Sports, Sports Romance

Publication Year

2022

Publisher

Deserted Press LLC

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Blurb:

AN AMAZON TOP 100 BESTSELLER!

Hockey has always been the focus. The goal is simple: win, no matter what it takes. But everything becomes more complicated when the one person standing in the way is also a teammate.

Quinton de Haas has always been a problem. From the start, there has been tension, constant clashes, and a rivalry that only grows stronger over time. They are complete opposites, never seeing eye to eye, yet forced to work together for the sake of the team. The ice is the only place where things make sense, where their shared drive pushes them forward.

But competition has a way of shifting lines. What starts as frustration and rivalry begins to take a different shape, driven by moments that neither of them expected. As wins start to follow, they convince themselves it is all part of the same goal. Nothing more than a way to stay ahead.

Still, the connection between them refuses to stay simple. The more they push, the harder it becomes to separate rivalry from something deeper. With pride, ambition, and emotion all in play, they are left questioning what they are really fighting for.