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336
Novel • Fiction
Toronto, Canada • Contemporary
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Love•
Sexual Identity2021
Adult
18+ years
Role Model by Rachel Reid follows a professional hockey player navigating personal growth and identity challenges. The narrative explores relationships, acceptance, and self-discovery within the sports world, highlighting themes of redemption and understanding while addressing LGBTQ+ issues. The character-driven story is part of the Game Changers series.
Inspirational
Romantic
Emotional
Heartwarming
Role Model by Rachel Reid garners praise for its authentic depiction of LGBTQ+ themes and well-developed characters. The romance is heartfelt, set against the engaging backdrop of hockey. Some find the plot predictable, yet the emotional depth and humor resonate well. Overall, it's a compelling addition to the series, balancing romance with relevant social issues.
Readers who enjoy Red, White & Royal Blue by Casey McQuiston or The Kiss Quotient by Helen Hoang will likely appreciate Role Model by Rachel Reid. This book appeals to those who love romantic, character-driven stories with LGBTQ+ themes and ice hockey settings.
A cheerful and authentic social media manager for the Ottawa Centaurs. Known for his kindness and supportive nature, he plays a crucial role in fostering a sense of community.
The captain of the Ottawa Centaurs and a mentor to Troy. Initially intimidating, his support and guidance contribute significantly to Troy's development.
Formerly Troy's best friend and linemate. He represents the darker aspects of the hockey culture, marked by entitlement and arrogance.
A player for the Ottawa Centaurs who serves as a bridge to Troy’s new team. Known for his fairness and welcoming nature, he helps integrate Troy into the team.
An alternate captain for the Ottawa Centaurs and community builder. He helps foster the team's inclusive and supportive environment.
Troy’s father, representing a source of conflict and emotional challenge. His relationship with Troy is defined by criticism and aggression.
336
Novel • Fiction
Toronto, Canada • Contemporary
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Love•
Sexual Identity2021
Adult
18+ years
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