Ice Dance (Ice Dance Duet #1)

Camden

They call him the Ice Prince of figure skating. Ren Hasegawa. He’s controlled, brutal, and beautiful, and he doesn’t look twice at me. I’m the one who’s too loud, too chaotic, the tattooed ice dance YouTuber. Our paths were never meant to cross.

Until Ren’s partner quits before a prestigious international competition and nobody else will work with him. His career could be over. He’s desperate.

The new gender open category gives him one final option . . . Me.

He hates me, but he needs me, and I’ve got debts to pay and a whole lot of people to prove wrong.

It should be simple—train, compete, win—but when Ren puts his hands on me, when we dance close on and off the ice, everything becomes complicated.

Ice dance doesn’t forgive mistakes. Have I just made the worst one of my life?

Ren

Camden Navarro is undisciplined, hot-blooded, and uncontrollable. He’s also my last chance to save my career.

We clash off the ice, but on it, there’s a heat to our dancing, and a passion I’ve never known. A passion I must resist.

In a sport where every fall is punished, I’m falling for a man I can never have.

Every step with him is dangerous. Every dance pulls him close. Every moment we share threatens to expose a secret I’ve spent my entire life burying.

Without him, my career is over. With him, my heart is vulnerable.

How much of myself am I willing to sacrifice to win?

Ice Dance: An Enemies-to-Lovers MM Figure Skating Romance.

Ice Dance is the first book in a spicy MM sports rivalry duet. Join Camden, the tattooed chaos skater, and Ren, the ice cold perfectionist, as they learn to ice dance together while battling to resist each other.

Their story contains secrecy, rivals to lovers tension, forced proximity, secret desires, emotional hurt/comfort, and scorching chemistry on and off the ice.

Please note, Book 1 is enemies to lovers. Book 2 is rivals to lovers. The duet ends with a HEA. Some scenes in the duet may be distressing, reader discretion is advised. The duet content includes, but is not limited to: alcohol use, drug use, themes of addiction, character death (not main characters), and mental health challenges.