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Icing Down: A Fake Relationship Hockey Romance
A small town Cinderella finds her prince in a fake romance with the captain of the hockey team
Jake Allan helps everyone out, whether it’s on the farm, fundraising for kids, or as the team captain of the local Glengarry Guards hockey team.
So Jake’s the first one out the door when a distraught woman drops her very expensive ice skate on the way out of the physiotherapy clinic.
No one knows who the woman is. She’s like Cinderella, only skates are a hundred times better than glass slippers, especially if you’ve broken your knee.
When Jake finally tracks her down, she’s more than ready to return the favour.
He does need a fake date to the hockey ball, and Cinderella will do the (hat) trick.
One click for a sweet, swoony, wholesome fake dating hockey romance between the captain and his mystery woman.
Jake Allan helps everyone out, whether it’s on the farm, fundraising for kids, or as the team captain of the local Glengarry Guards hockey team.
So Jake’s the first one out the door when a distraught woman drops her very expensive ice skate on the way out of the physiotherapy clinic.
No one knows who the woman is. She’s like Cinderella, only skates are a hundred times better than glass slippers, especially if you’ve broken your knee.
When Jake finally tracks her down, she’s more than ready to return the favour.
He does need a fake date to the hockey ball, and Cinderella will do the (hat) trick.
One click for a sweet, swoony, wholesome fake dating hockey romance between the captain and his mystery woman.
70 pages, Kindle Edition
Published February 21, 2025
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June 15, 2026
This really played into Cinderella stereotypes, which I adored. I had a lot of fun with this one.
Side note: end of school is a terrible time to try to read. There are constant school events! And I'm not even the one in school!!
Side note: end of school is a terrible time to try to read. There are constant school events! And I'm not even the one in school!!
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