36 Winter Olympic Games Romance Books

Fighting Their Attraction by Nicole Flockton delivers a high-stakes Olympic romance where old wounds resurface just as new dreams are within reach.

Snowboarder Brady Thompson arrives in Korea chasing the gold medal that has defined his life for years, but the past he thought he’d outrun crashes back into view.

When he meets determined figure skater Arielle Baldwin, he’s thrown off balance in ways no half-pipe ever managed.

Arielle, desperate to earn her medal and escape her controlling coach mother, has no time for distractions—especially not a charming, reckless athlete with a complicated history. Yet their chemistry proves impossible to ignore.

As pressure mounts on and off the ice, Brady and Arielle must decide whether their growing connection will strengthen their resolve or derail the futures they’ve sacrificed everything to achieve.

Americano Love by Dora Porcaro is a fiery Winter Olympics romance that throws a guarded alpine legend and a relentless journalist into close quarters at the worst—and most electric—possible moment.

Pellegrino Morrone, Italy’s decorated skier, is chasing one final gold while clinging to a hard-earned rule: no distractions. Charlie Peterson arrives in Bormio to cover his last Olympic run, determined to land the story that could define her career while quietly battling pain of her own.

Forced into proximity by circumstance, their sharp clashes give way to a connection neither of them expects nor can easily resist.

As the Games intensify and old wounds resurface, Pellegrino and Charlie must decide whether protecting their hearts is worth losing the one thing that might heal them both.

Fated Skates by Victoria Schade is a sparkling Winter Olympics romance about redemption, reputation, and undeniable chemistry on the ice.

Quinn Albright was once America’s figure skating sweetheart until a disastrous Olympic moment turned her into headline fodder. Now she’s back, determined to compete on her own terms and reclaim her narrative along with a shot at gold. The last thing she needs is Bennett Martino hovering nearby.

A former speed skating star with a tarnished image, Bennett is chasing his own comeback as the host of a sports news show—and Quinn’s return is ratings gold. But as interviews turn personal and old history resurfaces, the tension between them becomes impossible to ignore.

With cameras watching and the pressure mounting, Quinn and Bennett must decide if rewriting their stories together is worth the risk.

The Games by Patricia McLinn is an Olympic romance that weaves together three heartfelt stories set against the spectacle and emotion of the Winter Games.

From the excitement of the Opening Ceremonies to the bittersweet farewells at the end, the novel follows women whose lives are forever shaped by competition and love.

Former figure skating champion Tessa Rutledge returns as a coach and comes face-to-face with the first man who broke her heart, forcing her to confront the past.

Alpine skier Kyle Armstrong grapples with a costly mistake that threatens both her medal hopes and a fragile relationship.

Meanwhile, biathlete Rikki Lodge discovers that simply being at the Olympics may not be the biggest risk she’ll take when a charismatic hockey player challenges her to open her heart.

Podium Finish by Beth Pond is a heartfelt Olympic coming-of-age romance about resilience, friendship, and chasing dreams under pressure.

Seventeen-year-old Harper is on track for a starting spot on Team USA Women’s Hockey when a reckless play at practice shatters her knee—and possibly her Olympic hopes.

Across the rink, former junior singles champion Alex is reinventing herself in ice dance, struggling to trust her new partner while battling doubts about her own abilities.

As team selections loom and expectations mount, Harper and Alex form an unexpected bond, leaning on each other through setbacks, secrets, and shifting goals.

With the road to the Games suddenly uncertain, they discover that perseverance, trust, and connection may matter just as much as standing on the podium.

Carve My Heart by Mara J. Ova is a slow-burn Olympic romance charged with forbidden tension, buried vulnerability, and the glare of public scrutiny.

Katharina Berger never meant for a reckless encounter with Austria’s skiing superstar Thomas Kern to turn into something unforgettable. She’s determined not to repeat her mother’s mistakes by falling for an athlete whose world revolves around medals and the spotlight.

But when Katharina lands a job as the Austrian team’s PR manager, Thomas becomes the one person she must keep at arm’s length—despite knowing exactly how easily they unravel around each other.

As Olympic pressure mounts and Thomas struggles to maintain his golden-boy image, Katharina sees the exhaustion and fear behind his charm.

With careers, reputations, and hearts at risk, they must decide whether protecting themselves is worth losing what could be extraordinary.

The Favorites by Layne Fargo is a dramatic, emotionally charged Olympic romance wrapped in mystery, memory, and media scrutiny.

Katarina Shaw and Heath Rocha rose from troubled childhoods to become electrifying ice dance champions, their chemistry on the rink matched only by the intensity of their off-ice bond. Together, they captivated the world with their rebellious style and undeniable connection—until a shocking incident at the Olympic Games ended their partnership overnight.

A decade later, an unauthorized documentary threatens to define their legacy, forcing Kat to finally tell her side of the story.

As she revisits the love, ambition, and fractures that shaped their rise and fall, long-buried truths begin to surface.

What really happened that day has remained a mystery for years, but Kat is ready to reveal the truth behind the headlines.

Cold As Ice by Piper Rayne is a sizzling Olympic romance where long-held grudges and buried guilt thaw under the spotlight of the Winter Games.

Preparing for an intense press tour before competing in South Korea, an elite snowboarder, Grady, finds himself stuck beside Mia Salter—the sister of his former best friend and a woman who has every reason to despise him.

While Mia has spent years holding onto resentment, he’s spent just as long avoiding the truth about what went wrong.

Forced into close quarters as they both chase gold, old animosity gives way to unexpected tension and a spark neither of them anticipated.

As memories resurface and emotions heat up, they must confront the past if they want any chance at a future beyond the slopes.

Break the Ice by Piper Rayne is a flirty, post-Olympics romance where recovery time turns into emotional chaos.

After the Winter Games end with a broken arm instead of a gold medal, a sidelined snowboarder, Beckett, crashes at his best friend Skylar’s place to heal.

Used to pushing through pain, he figures this downtime will be simple—until Skylar starts taking care of him and the comfort of her presence begins to blur long-standing boundaries.

Determined not to risk their friendship, Beckett hatches a misguided plan to help her find the perfect boyfriend online, convinced that watching her fall for someone else will keep his feelings in check.

But as days turn into nights filled with laughter, tension, and unspoken longing, Beckett realizes the biggest challenge he’s ever faced isn’t on the slopes—it’s in Skylar’s living room.

A Good Puck by Rochelle Wolf is a cozy, sapphic Olympic romance that begins with a one-night escape and turns into something far more meaningful.

Charlie Lajoie, a standout hockey player bound for Team Canada at the Milan Winter Games, is carrying the weight of expectation from her family legacy and her professional career. Olive Miller arrives in Italy nursing a fresh breakup and hoping for a quiet vacation away from work and heartbreak.

When the two Torontonians meet abroad, their instant connection offers a welcome distraction from stress and uncertainty.

What starts as a fleeting night of comfort soon grows into a deeper bond neither of them planned for. As Olympic pressure builds and real life waits back home, Charlie and Olive must decide if their unexpected spark can last beyond a holiday fling.

A Gold Medal in Love by Alex La Bruyere is a vibrant Olympic rom-com where opposites collide in the most unexpected way.

Imani Gray, dubbed figure skating’s “ice queen,” is laser-focused on winning gold while navigating media scrutiny and the emotional toll of a lifetime spent proving herself. The last thing she needs is a distraction—especially not Blake Floquet, an upbeat hockey player she’s forced to share space with in the Olympic Village.

Blake’s warm, earnest energy clashes with Imani’s guarded determination, but beneath the tension is a connection neither can ignore.

As pressure mounts on and off the ice, Blake becomes the one person who sees past Imani’s armor. With medals, identity, and vulnerability all in play, their unlikely bond may be exactly what Imani needs to skate freely at last.

Love on the Line by Beth Gildersleeve is a sweet, workplace Olympic romance where ambition and attraction collide under high pressure.

Biathlon silver medalist Alex Preston is juggling intense training with launching his innovative athletic wear company, leaving him stretched thin in every direction.

Enter London Banks, his sharp, capable new marketing director, who quickly proves she can handle the business side better than he ever could.

The only problem? Their growing chemistry threatens to complicate everything.

London worries that a relationship could hurt Alex’s brand, while Alex struggles to keep his focus when she’s around. As deadlines mount and Olympic dreams draw closer, they must learn to work as a team both professionally and personally.

With witty banter, small-town warmth, and closed-door romance, their partnership might be the key to winning more than just gold.

Shining Through by Elizabeth Harmon is an emotionally charged Olympic romance that follows two elite figure skaters skating the thin line between duty and desire.

Tabitha Turner is America’s golden girl, carrying the weight of her family’s sacrifices and the crushing expectation of Olympic victory. Burned out and longing for a taste of freedom, she finds an unlikely confidant in Daniil Andreev, Russia’s rebellious skating star with a reputation as sharp as his blades.

What begins as a secret escape from pressure turns into a connection neither of them planned for. As the international season carries them from city to city and closer to the Winter Games, Tabitha and Daniil must navigate public scrutiny, personal demons, and rising emotions.

With everything at stake, they must decide if love is worth risking the futures they’ve trained their whole lives to secure.

Olympic Wishes and Snowboarding Kisses by Linda West is a wholesome, feel-good Winter Olympics romance set in the snowy charm of Kissing Bridge Mountain.

After a devastating accident ends her competitive career, former snowboarding champion Kacey Anderson returns home to recover, struggling to let go of dreams that once defined her. Still inspired by memories of Olympic gold medalist Brody Jenkins, she quietly works to rebuild her strength—despite medical warnings—while questioning what her future might hold beyond the slopes.

When a passionate climate activist draws her into a new cause, Kacey begins to see purpose in unexpected places.

Meanwhile, a fierce blizzard separates loved ones and tests relationships back home. As hope, healing, and second chances intertwine, Kacey discovers that sometimes life after the Olympics can lead to the most meaningful victories of all.

Barree’s Blades by Patrizia Murray is a spirited Olympic romance where rivalry between sports turns into sparks neither athlete expects.

Figure skater Barree LeDuc has trained since childhood for her shot at Olympic gold and takes fierce pride in the discipline her sport demands.

Ramsey Gibbons, a confident bobsledder who came to his sport later in life, can’t resist teasing her about skating’s elegance versus bobsledding’s grit.

Their playful contempt masks a growing attraction that becomes harder to ignore as training schedules and travel keep throwing them together. Complicating matters further is Gus, Barree’s skating partner, whose presence adds tension both on and off the ice.

With emotions tangling alongside Olympic ambitions, Barree and Ramsey must decide whether their chemistry is a distraction—or the one thing that keeps them grounded on the road to the Games.

Fire on Ice by Jea Hawkins is a passionate Olympic romance where rivalry melts into something far more powerful.

Madison Brinkley has spent her life chasing perfection under the watchful eye of her demanding mother, but as the Winter Games approach, the pressure threatens to extinguish her love for skating.

Zoe Claretto, a bold newcomer with raw talent and an infectious passion for the sport, isn’t afraid to challenge Madison’s carefully controlled world.

What begins as competition slowly turns into friendship, then an undeniable connection neither woman expects. As Madison questions the path she’s always followed, Zoe helps her see a future shaped by her own choices.

With gold on the line and emotions running high, they must decide what truly matters—living up to expectations or following their hearts.

Cold War by Keira Andrews is an intense Olympic romance where rivalry on the ice turns into a secret, forbidden connection off it.

American figure skater Dev has spent years battling his flawless Russian competitor, Mikhail, whose icy precision and aloof demeanor make him both infuriating and impossible to ignore.

With the Olympics looming, Dev knows he should focus solely on winning gold with his pairs partner. Instead, a moment of reckless tension pulls him into a hidden relationship he never expected.

Away from the rink, Dev discovers a different side of Mikhail—warm, vulnerable, and dangerously easy to care for.

As competition tightens and emotions deepen, they must navigate national loyalties, public pressure, and their growing feelings, knowing that only one of them can stand atop the podium when the final scores are in.

Foreplayer by Kate Meader is a witty, chemistry-filled sports romance where Olympic ambition meets an ill-advised lesson plan.

Power forward Cal Foreman is lying low after a very public breakup tanks his reputation, determined to focus on hockey and avoid complications. Then he’s roped into helping Mia Wallace—an Olympic hopeful and his captain’s fiercely protective sister—who claims she needs coaching of a very different kind.

Mia wants tips on how to catch another man’s attention, and Cal reluctantly agrees, convinced he’s just the practice round in her bigger game plan. But as playful lessons turn into real connection, Cal starts to wonder if he’s aiming for the wrong goal entirely.

With egos, reputations, and hearts on the line, they’ll have to decide if what started as practice could become the real thing.