The Kennedy Rule

An Addictive Rivals-to-Lovers MM Hockey Romance (Rivals on Ice, Book 1)

By: K.C. Carmichael

Narrated by: Theo Madison

Twenty more minutes. That’s all I have left to prove that Connor Kennedy is no better than me. Again.

Captain of his team, the privileged son of a hockey legend, Connor Kennedy is the league’s golden boy. And the one player who can always get under my skin. Our rivalry has been building for years, and when we’re forced to room together as Olympic teammates, I can feel the tension between us reach boiling point.

The world might see me as hockey’s most feared enforcer, Alaska’s angriest export, but in our room each night after practice, I can’t maintain my facade.

Now, I can’t get Connor out of my mind for another reason, and this obsession could ruin us both.

But one thing I know for sure: some rules are made to be broken.

A steamy rivals-to-lovers MM romance featuring Olympic pressure, locker room loyalty, and the kind of love that conquers all, even when the whole world is watching. Perfect for fans of Rachel Reid, Sarina Bowen, and Tal Bauer.

©2025 K.C. Carmichael (P)2025 Storm Publishing

love

I hate how long it took for conner but proud he did get away from his father and im wondering how the team did with the Stanley cup once conner got there or how the team took the news of the transfer

Super Worthy Listen

if you love a protective enforcer on and off the ice, look no further. Gavin hasn’t out grown his humble roots, he does have a thorn in claw for hockey’s latest legacy golden boy. That is until he realizes everything shiny isn’t gold. Connor loves hockey, but is under the thumb of his legendary father, who has a long list of things & people he wants to control.

Such great characters!

Really enjoyed the story and characters! So relatable and truly drew you in! Only struggle i had was Connor not dealing with his father earlier.

Frustrating

A very unrealistic villain that apparently has the power to get security to pull athletes away during the Olympics and keep them from attending the medal ceremony; this is a frustrating listen