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Ice Ice Babygirl

Morgan James
4.2 / 5.0
Published: 2026

Description

Robbie Zeiger, a recently retired hockey goalie, is looking forward to a quiet transition into civilian life—specifically, focusing on his nephew, Sawyer, and navigating his newfound freedom. That plan hits a freezing wall when his nephew secretly signs him up for a reality ice-dancing competition. Robbie, ever the good sport, decides to roll with the punches, never expecting that his skating partner would turn out to be Finn, a former professional ice-dancer with a guarded heart. Finn is initially leery of the arrangement, especially when he realizes that matchmakers have seemingly engineered this pairing. But as the duo spends grueling hours on the ice, the friction between them sparks something much hotter than competitive drive. Despite a strict no-fraternizing clause that forces them into a clandestine, high-stakes romance behind hotel doors, the chemistry between the goalie and the choreographer becomes impossible to ignore. Just as they begin to find their rhythm, a sudden crisis in Robbie’s personal life threatens to derail everything. With the pressure of the competition mounting and their connection forced into the shadows, Robbie and Finn must decide if they can balance their burgeoning relationship with the demands of a life in the spotlight.

Customer Reviews

Top 5 from Amazon
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F. Chen
April 28, 2026
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Sweet, hot on and off ice pair

ICE ICE BABYGIRL by Morgan James and Ashlyn Kane is what happens when you take one newly retired NHL goalie, aka Robbie Zieger, and pair with one ice dancer, aka Finn Graham, and feature them on Dance Your Ice Off, on national television. Throw in familial responsibilities and concerns about post retirement plans and chemistry set to ignite with the slightest spark and you’ve got a doozy of a read. Couldn’t put it down.
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Christa
April 7, 2026

4 stars

Robbie Zeiger is a freshly retired hockey goalie when the teenager he is basically the parent of (he’s currently fighting for custody of him) signs him up for a reality TV show where hockey players are taught to ice dance. Then through an unexpected twist, he ends up one half of the first same sex pair to be featured on the show. This was a fun and easy read. It was mostly light hearted (despite some mentions of homophobia/biphobia and transphobia), and all of the characters were so lovable (other than the ones you’re meant to dislike). I also really enjoyed that miscommunications and conflicts between the two main characters resolved rather easily and didn’t drag on. There is some kink involved in the spicy scenes so be aware if that may not be your thing. The only thing I’d really complain about is that there were a couple of parts where I was a little confused about the pacing and how the scene had developed. Tropes: 🏒hockey player/ice dancer 🏒single dad 🏒 forbidden love hockey accuracy rating: 5/5 but there is zero actual hockey content since the player is retired.
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Julie
February 5, 2026
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lovely domestic kid fic

Kane & James’ trademark humor and found family theme is strong in this page turner. Love the characters, who cope with early midlife changes with aplomb. Low angst, except for the transphobic grandparents, who were somewhat predictable, but in a satisfying way. Highly recommend.
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eadgifu
January 16, 2026
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Disappointing

I have read and enjoyed several other books by these authors, and in comparison, this one feels rushed and sloppy. It's full of conversations that don't quite make sense, and both small and large leaps in the story. I'm also not really enjoying the pacing of the relationship - a lot of the emotional beats feel sudden and unearned. Overall, I'm disappointed. When I saw a new book from these authors, I expected much better.
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Kindle Customer
April 6, 2026

A joy to read

Loved the characters, plotline and dialog. The story set up is refreshing and playful without being ' forcedly cute' . The side characters were a great addition and necessary to the plotline as well as well developed in themselves. Overall a fun read.