Cala Riley
When a star hockey player needs saving off the ice, he hires a tutor who challenges everything he thought he wanted.
Being the star player on the Walker Wolves has always been Clayton James's dream. But when his grades slip, everything he’s worked for is on the line. Desperate to save his hockey career, he hires a tutor. That’s when he meets her—Grace Myers. She’s quiet, innocent, the kind of girl he never thought he’d be interested in. She’s supposed to help him with school, but he’s starting to feel like she’s teaching him so much more.
For years, Grace has been in love with her best friend, Kellan Cooper, even if he’ll never feel the same. She’s accepted that friendship is all he can offer—until Clayton turns her world upside down. He’s loud, cocky, and everything she thought she couldn’t stand. So why can’t she stop thinking about him? And why does the way he looks at her make her feel like she’s the one out of her league?
When opposites collide, will they find their happily ever after—or are their hearts destined to ice over for good?
For fans of the Off-Campus series by Elle Kennedy and the Wildcat Hockey series by Rebecca Jenshak, Iced is a heartwarming tale of unexpected love, second chances, and the challenges of balancing passion and ambition. Don’t miss out on this sizzling hockey romance—grab your copy today and discover if opposites really do attract.
Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Cover Art: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
This hockey romance delivers a swoony, feel-good take on the best friends-to-lovers trope that’s impossible to put down. The chemistry between the two leads builds naturally, creating a slow burn that feels both exciting and emotionally grounded.
The hero brings confident golden-boy energy with surprising depth, while the heroine’s quiet strength and intelligence make her easy to root for. Their dynamic is balanced, believable, and full of moments that make you smile.
The pacing works especially well, giving their friendship time to grow before crossing into romance. The college hockey setting adds energy and atmosphere without ever overpowering the love story.
The writing is warm and engaging, packed with playful banter, heartfelt conversations, and just enough tension to keep things interesting. Side characters add charm and make the world feel full and connected.
Overall, this is a cozy, satisfying romance that hits all the right notes. Perfect for fans of sports romance, slow burns, and best friends who finally realize they’re meant to be together.
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