Weekly Spotlight

 Weekly Spotlight

We're excited to introduce something new to our Hockey Romance blog—Weekly Spotlight! Every Wednesday, we'll feature a curated collection of hockey romance titles, highlighting both exciting new releases and recently published books that deserve a spot on your reading list.

Whether you're looking for your next swoon-worthy sports romance, discovering a new favorite author, or simply keeping up with the latest releases in the genre, the Weekly Spotlight will be your go-to source. Join us each week as we shine a light on the hottest hockey romance books and give readers plenty of new stories to explore. Happy reading! 🏒📚

Grizz: An Enemies-to-Lovers Hockey Romance by Sawyer Bennett and Bill Keenan

Release Date: July 7th

Grizz McAvoy is professional hockey’s brightest star—and its biggest headache. Dominating on the ice comes naturally to him, but off the rink, he’s constantly battling the scars of a painful past that no amount of success can erase.

Daisy Turner knows what it’s like to have everything taken away. After losing her journalism career for pursuing the truth, she’s determined to rebuild her life and refuses to let an unpredictable hockey player derail her fresh start.

Their first encounter sparks instant conflict, setting off a fierce clash of personalities as neither is willing to back down. But beneath the tension and hostility lies a deeper connection between two people burdened by hidden wounds. Grizz is an emotional, passion-filled hockey romance that explores healing, vulnerability, and the powerful bond that forms when opposites are forced to confront both each other—and themselves.

The Final Score by Lana Ferguson
Release Date: July 7

If you're counting down the days until the next Off Campus installment, Lana Ferguson’s steamy hockey romance is the perfect way to fill the gap. After Abby Thompson’s apartment is flooded, she has few places to turn. Staying with her hockey-star brother, Ian, and his girlfriend quickly becomes cramped, so she reluctantly accepts an offer from Ian’s teammate, Jack, to move into the spare room at his place.

At first, Abby assumes Jack is exactly what he appears to be—a charming, handsome athlete adored by everyone around him. But as they begin living together, she discovers there’s much more beneath his polished exterior, including a quiet struggle with his mental health. Abby is carrying emotional wounds of her own, still coping with the loss of her mother and a fractured relationship with her father. As their lives become increasingly intertwined, these unlikely roommates find comfort and understanding in each other, proving that sometimes the person who understands you best is the one you least expect.

Icing by Sienna Cole 

Release Date: June 3rd 

Quinn Torres knows better than anyone how quickly a single post can destroy a reputation.

As the social media manager for the Eastfield Hawks, her job is to protect the team's image—not become its biggest liability. But after a brutal loss, a sleepless night, and one disastrous account mix-up, Quinn accidentally uploads a private locker-room video of Noah Callahan, the Hawks' biggest star and most guarded player, mocking the commentator who's spent the entire season criticizing him.

By sunrise, the clip has gone viral. Noah misses out on a major endorsement opportunity, the media is in a frenzy, and Quinn is one disciplinary meeting away from losing the career she's worked so hard to build.

The solution seems straightforward: Quinn and Noah must collaborate on a season-long behind-the-scenes content series designed to show fans a different side of Eastfield's most untouchable player.

There's just one problem.

Noah has no interest in being managed, filmed, humanized, or packaged into a carefully crafted redemption story. He wants control over every second of his image. Quinn just wants to make it through the season with her job still intact.

What neither of them expects is for the cameras to capture something real.

They don't expect the footage to be compelling.

They definitely don't expect their growing connection to become impossible to hide.

And when the line between repairing Noah's public image and falling for him begins to blur, both of them are forced to decide how much of themselves they're willing to keep off camera.

Icing is a dual-POV hockey romance featuring forced proximity, workplace tension, viral mistakes, professional boundaries, and a slow-burn attraction that refuses to stay behind the scenes.