Do they love to hate each other, or do they hate to love each other? Kate Pogue and Adam Foley have been competing for early-morning solo rink time since they were in high school.
Do they love to hate each other, or do they hate to love each other? Kate Pogue and Adam Foley have been competing for early-morning solo rink time since they were in high school. She’s a grumpy figure skater who had good reasons for deciding not to compete nationally. He’s the grumpy center of a local beer-league team after a hockey injury ended his brief career in the NHL. The hockey podcast Kate does with her brothers went viral because of how she trolls the Icebreakers center. Just because she’s made up seventeen different nicknames for Adam and has tracked his hockey career since he was sixteen, that doesn’t mean she’s obsessed with him! He only hate-listens to the podcast because it’s so terrible—not because Kate is hot and hilarious and she wasted a decade of her life on a guy who didn’t deserve her. Now that Kate is finally single, their chemistry is ablaze and no ice rink is safe from melting. The small town of Kenton, BC isn’t big enough to hold all the tension between these rivals, so their family and teammates set up a Valentine’s date charity auction to finally get them together. As the whole town watches on, the hope is that their fiery banter doesn’t burn down Main Street. Because mostly they hate the way they don’t hate each other…
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