Until the guys had sex in the Zamboni, I was more than okay with this story. After that? I was a little uneasy because I was waiting for something else jarring and unrealistic to happen. Fortunately, nothing did.

When the Saskatoon Canada municipal skating rink becomes inoperable, only two other rinks are available: the private membership only club and Campbell's public rink. Once the happening place, Campbell's clientelle is now made up of curling teams and not much public business.

However, with the municipal rink closed, Campbell's is now packed with hockey teams wanting practice space and free skaters asking for time on the ice. Ethan Campbell, with the help of his sister Chelsea, now manages the place since their father had a heart attack and minor stroke, even though they like to make the older man think he's still the boss.

Having been seriously injured, NHL defensive player and Saskatoon native Olivier St. Pierre returns home to recuperate from his surgeries and regain his skating edge. A few years younger than Olivier, Ethan has always looked up to the hockey player and wants to accommodate his request for ice time, but the rink is overbooked the way it is.

Olivier, who wants to be as anonymous as possible as far as the NHL press is concerned so that he can heal in peace, has been outed by the members-only rink which invites the press in to watch Olivier skate and offers interviews, so he turns to Ethan's rink for privacy. Ethan offers him time at night after the rink is closed and promises to keep his rink time a secret.

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