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Home Ice: A Next Door Neighbor Hockey Romance (SLC Sting Book 1)

Name: Home Ice: A Next Door Neighbor Hockey Romance (SLC Sting Book 1)
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Rating: 4.2 (3 reviews)

Olivia Lynd

4.2 / 5.0

Published: 2024

Genres

Sports Paranormal

Description

Lily has spent years building a life that feels authentic, but returning to her hometown after her father’s passing forces her to confront the ghosts of who she used to be. Settling into her childhood home, she never expected her new neighbor to be the star player of the local hockey team. Sparks fly the moment they meet, but their growing connection is complicated by the weight of the past and the undeniable pull of a future neither saw coming. This story is a heartfelt exploration of identity, belonging, and the courage it takes to be truly seen by someone else. It captures the tension of a high-stakes sports romance while grounding the narrative in a deeply personal human experience. As Lily and her neighbor navigate the complexities of their evolving relationship, they discover that home is not just a place, but a person who accepts you exactly as you are. Rare and beautifully written, this novel offers a refreshing perspective on love within the hockey world. It is a tender, slow-burn romance that celebrates the beauty of being yourself, proving that the most important game is the one played with an open heart.

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Top 3 from Amazon

August 1, 2024

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A great first novel from an author I hope to see more of

As a queer person, I read a lot of LGBTQ+ romance, and as a hockey lover, I am always on the lookout for a good queer hockey romance. This checked all my boxes. It is a first novel so there are inevitably some areas that just don't read smoothly, but the plot is solid, the characters are loveable except when they're not (as good characters should be), and the romance is on point. She didn't rush through the relationship, so it builds naturally in a way that is lovely to read. She didn't fall into the trap so many authors do where they feel the need for something super dramatic to happen in the third act to move the plot. There's still act 3 drama, but it's makes sense in the plot. The book is over 430 pages and I read it in two days because it was just that good. I am seriously hoping that there will be a sequel with Kayden and Em, because there are serious vibes there. Also I want more of this team and these characters. This might have been the quickest I hit the follow button for an author. If you're on the fence, please give it a chance it is absolutely worth it.

Queen.of.the.pages

September 3, 2024

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A MUST READ ! 🖤

I adored this story It’s crazy that your really don’t see a lot of LGBTQ stories like this one. The book was so well done. The characters were phenomenal. The story really kept you engaged and interested. The pace of story was great. The emotionality was great. The tension was great. The approach of certain topics were great. The steam was great. This book really surprised. Even when I thought it was long at times I still loved every minute of it.

Lloyd

October 29, 2025

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Good for what it is

Started off really strong, a little too sarcastic for my tastes but I was enjoying the dynamics between the two. I find surgery to be something of a cop-out in these kinds of trans/cis love stories, because it eliminates a lot of story conflict. Maybe that's the point and I just wasn't the intended audience. But be aware, if you have a fear or are upset by gender confirmation surgery like I am.

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