Ilya Rozanov is a jerk. As the captain of the Boston bears, he is the cockiest, most infuriating player in the NHL-at least according to Shane Hollander. For years, their legendary rivalry has defined the league: a relentless cycle of trash-talk, hard hits, and mutual hatred. But for Charlotte Hollander, the rivalry is becoming a major headache. Charlotte only has two priorities:leading her university volleyball team to a national championship and being the supportive sister Shane needs. She's supposed to hate the man who makes her brother's life a living hell. She should want nothing to do with the arrogant Russian superstar. The problem? Ilya Rozanov is sexy as hell, and he knows it. When Ilya realizes that the key to finally getting under Shane's skin is his little sister, he decides to play his most dangerous game yet. He starts showing up at her matches, flirting in the hallways, and making sure the cameras catch every wink. It's supposed to be psychological warfare against Shane. But Charlotte isn't just a spectator-she's an athlete with a fire that rivals Ilya's own. She fires back at every one of his taunts. Everything changes one night in a Montreal bar. Fueled by a crushing losses and too many shots of vodka, the masks finally slip. In the dim light of a corner, Ilya and Charlotte trade dangerous truths and hotel room numbers, blurring the line between "enemy" and "obsession." Now, Ilya realizes he's no longer playing for the spite-he's playing for her. And Charlotte is caught in the ultimate trap: a secret agreemeent with the one man who could destroy her brother's career, and her own heart.

Sixteen-year-old Anya Rozanov-Hollander was practically raised on the ice. With two former pro hockey players for dads, the rink has always been her second home-but instead of hockey, Anya chose figure skating. Now she's one of the most talked-about athletes in the world. A three-time Olympic gold medalist with countless junior titles, Anya dominates the sport with talent, confidence, and a style that refuses to blend in. Openly lesbian, unapologetically alt, and known for the blonde rings she dyes into her dark hair every season, she's become the it-girl of modern figure skating. After leaving the Russian federation and starting over with Team Canada, Anya is proving that talent, authenticity, and a little rebellion can change the sport forever. With the world watching and her dads-Shane Hollander and Ilya Rozanov-always in her corner, Anya's story is about more than medals. It's about becoming exactly who you are.

Shane and Ilya make a bet to see what their daughter will say first; dada or papa. But one of them isn't exactly playing by the rules...

We know the story of Ilya Rozanov in Heated Rivalry. But what if he had a little brother. How would the story be from a different perspective, and how would the storyline be? Follow Alexandr Rozanov's life in a difficult life with his big brother. . . . Heated Rivalry fanfic