Heated Rivalry: (Game Changers Book 2)

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Heated Rivalry: (Game Changers Book 2).

A New York Times bestseller and the inspiration for the hit streaming series, Heated Rivalry is a passionate enemies-to-lovers hockey romance from Rachel Reid that explores ambition, rivalry, desire, and the challenges of finding love in the spotlight.

For professional hockey star Shane Hollander, the game comes first. As the newly appointed captain of the Montreal Voyageurs, he has dedicated himself to protecting his career and reputation. The last thing he needs is a distraction—especially one named Ilya Rozanov, his most frustrating and irresistible rival.

Captain of the Boston Bears, Ilya is confident, talented, and unapologetically bold. Known as one of the most dominant players on the ice, he carries himself like he owns the game. To the public, Shane and Ilya are fierce competitors determined to defeat each other. Away from the cameras, however, their rivalry hides a powerful attraction neither man can ignore.

What begins as a secret connection between two opposing athletes quickly becomes something far more complicated. Walking away would be the logical choice, especially when the pressure of professional sports and public attention threatens to expose them. But the more they try to keep their feelings hidden, the harder it becomes to deny what exists between them.

With their careers, reputations, and futures at risk, Shane and Ilya must decide whether their love is worth fighting for—or whether the world they live in will force them apart.

Game Changers Series

• Book 1: Game Changer
• Book 2: Heated Rivalry
• Book 3: Tough Guy
• Book 4: Common Goal
• Book 5: Role Model
• Book 6: The Long Game
• Book 7: Unrivaled

Fans of Rachel Reid’s MM hockey romances can also explore her standalone novels:

• Time to Shine
• The Shots You Take

A thrilling blend of romance, competition, and emotional intensity, Heated Rivalry delivers a story about two elite athletes who discover that the hardest battle isn’t winning on the ice—it’s admitting what they truly want.