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Iced Out by CE Ricci
adventurous
hopeful
lighthearted
tense
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? N/A
- Flaws of characters a main focus? N/A
4.5
“I want to bottle this entire moment up in a single heartbeat and cherish it in all its glory”
This follows Oakley and Quinton in college at Leighton U playing on the same Hockey team butting heads at everything. Things change and flip on an axis when they really see each other for the first time. Lots of tension and angst with some betrayal unravel through this book.
Wow, I have been missing out all this time on reading MM. My brain chemistry is obsessed. The hate was seeping through this book and the tension. It was delicious. I will say there was more spice than I thought there would be but it was perfect. I will say we have graphic spicy scenes but also some fade to black which I didn’t mind it was brilliant either way. I loved the superstitions, the socks and the puck storyline. My heart loved but also hurt throughout this book. Quinn is my favourite and this man deserves the world but I also love Oakley.
I will say I loved these two together but I honestly thought Quinton would be a bottom. That man gave me domination feels, I was surprised when the roles were reversed but still loved it!
I honestly just wanted more and a little more plot but other than that a fantastic start into MM.
If you love:
🔹Sports Romance
🔹Hockey Rivals
🔹Hate To Love
🔹Angst & Tension
🔹Betrayal
🔹Incredible Spice
Genre/Type: Sports Romance 18+
APK: Paperback
Pages: 394
Rating: 🌟🌟🌟🌟.5
Spice: 🌶️🌶️.5 ( Maybe 🌶️🌶️🌶️ as there are quite a few scenes
Series or Stand Alone: Book 1 In The Leighton U Series
Tropes or Themes: Hockey, Hate To Love, MM, Rivals, Forced Proximity, Enemies With Benefits, College, Agreement, Angst, Tension, Grovelling, Chemistry, Betrayal, Lies, Cursing, Sexual Content, Bi Awakening, Dirty Talk, Some FTB, Shower Scene & Library Scene. Mentions: Drugs
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This follows Oakley and Quinton in college at Leighton U playing on the same Hockey team butting heads at everything. Things change and flip on an axis when they really see each other for the first time. Lots of tension and angst with some betrayal unravel through this book.
Wow, I have been missing out all this time on reading MM. My brain chemistry is obsessed. The hate was seeping through this book and the tension. It was delicious. I will say there was more spice than I thought there would be but it was perfect. I will say we have graphic spicy scenes but also some fade to black which I didn’t mind it was brilliant either way. I loved the superstitions, the socks and the puck storyline. My heart loved but also hurt throughout this book. Quinn is my favourite and this man deserves the world but I also love Oakley.
I will say I loved these two together but I honestly thought Quinton would be a bottom. That man gave me domination feels, I was surprised when the roles were reversed but still loved it!
I honestly just wanted more and a little more plot but other than that a fantastic start into MM.
If you love:
🔹Sports Romance
🔹Hockey Rivals
🔹Hate To Love
🔹Angst & Tension
🔹Betrayal
🔹Incredible Spice
Genre/Type: Sports Romance 18+
APK: Paperback
Pages: 394
Rating: 🌟🌟🌟🌟.5
Spice: 🌶️🌶️.5 ( Maybe 🌶️🌶️🌶️ as there are quite a few scenes
Series or Stand Alone: Book 1 In The Leighton U Series
Tropes or Themes: Hockey, Hate To Love, MM, Rivals, Forced Proximity, Enemies With Benefits, College, Agreement, Angst, Tension, Grovelling, Chemistry, Betrayal, Lies, Cursing, Sexual Content, Bi Awakening, Dirty Talk, Some FTB, Shower Scene & Library Scene. Mentions: Drugs
Check Triggers ⚠️ 💫
All Round Romance Reader
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Content Warnings
Graphic: Sexual content
Minor: Drug use