Summary
The TV adaptation of Rachel Reid's novel "Heated Rivalry," about two ice-hockey players in a secret relationship, has become very popular. The Canadian author initially thought her steamy romance novel was not suitable for TV. Viewers and fans have embraced the show, appreciating its portrayal of LGBT relationships and its engaging storyline.
Key Facts
- "Heated Rivalry" is based on a novel by Canadian author Rachel Reid.
- The story focuses on a secret romance between two rival ice-hockey players.
- Reid initially published her book anonymously online as fan fiction.
- The TV adaptation is praised for being very loyal to the original book.
- The show has become well-known and is discussed on social media and at events.
- Some people have labeled it "the gay hockey show," but fans appreciate its deeper themes.
- Fans of the show include a diverse audience, including many female viewers.
- "Heated Rivalry" is part of Reid's Game Changers series of novels.
