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Frozen Currents is an emotional MM hockey romance about two professional players navigating attraction, secrecy, and the pressures of elite competition. When thirty-two-year-old team captain Elias Mer
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When ambition, professional expectations, and unexpected feelings collide, even the strongest players can find themselves facing a challenge they never anticipated. Frozen Currents by Rachael Nicolas is an emotional MM sports romance that brings together professional hockey, Olympic competition, forbidden attraction, and the search for lasting love. Elias Mercer has built an impressive career as captain of the Montreal Royals. At thirty-two, he has also earned the responsibility of leading Team Canada at the Olympics. Experienced and highly respected, Elias has learned to keep his private life separate from his public image, especially in a world where every personal decision can become a headline. Nolan Hart, twenty years old and already making his mark in the NHL, is thrilled to earn a place on the Olympic team. As one of its youngest players, he is stepping into an extraordinary opportunity alongside someone he has admired for years. However, being around his new captain creates feelings neither man can easily ignore. What begins with flirtation and stolen moments develops into a relationship that becomes increasingly difficult to keep private. With Olympic gold within reach, Elias and Nolan must navigate their careers, their growing connection, and the consequences of returning to opposing NHL teams after the competition. The novel explores age differences, professional pressure, privacy, public expectations, and the courage required to pursue love when the future is uncertain. Ideal for adult readers who enjoy MM hockey romance, sports-centered love stories, teammates-to-lovers relationships, forced proximity, and emotional contemporary romance, Frozen Currents offers a story about choosing between the safety of secrecy and the possibility of being together openly.






