Quinn Sullivan:His Dangerous Love On Ice

Summary

After catching her longtime boyfriend Cole cheating, Olive Monroe is dragged to Chicago for her stepbrother Hunter’s first NHL game—on Cole’s team. She learns Cole is dating Sophia Mercer to climb the hockey social ladder, tying him to superstar Zane Mercer. Zane corners Olive with a bold offer: fake-date him for two months to crush Cole publicly while helping Zane’s own mysterious agenda. Olive fights the temptation, but chemistry, family pressure, and old wounds keep pulling her back onto the ice.

Author Introduction

Quinn Sullivan is a romance author known for modern, fast-paced relationship dramas with sharp dialogue, high heat, and emotionally messy characters who still feel real. In His Dangerous Love On Ice, Sullivan blends sports romance glamour with revenge-turned-chemistry, using close first-person POV to keep every moment intense and personal. Readers often praise Quinn for addictive pacing, strong sexual tension, and heroines who find their backbone without losing their softness. Many fans call Sullivan’s books “one more chapter” reads, applauding the way the romance, conflict, and twisty motives stay gripping until the very end.

Book Strengths

This novel’s biggest hook is the fake-dating setup tied to real stakes: public image, career politics, and a cheating ex who is actively manipulating people. The writing is easy to binge, built around cliffhangers, power-play flirting, and emotional honesty under the anger. With 211 chapters and about 257,600 words, it offers a long, steady burn with frequent turning points. The sports setting adds glamour (games, charity events, press) while the tone stays modern, spicy, and character-driven, giving readers both romantic fantasy and satisfying payback energy.