Noah Sterling

Hockey romance with all the tension and none of the explicit content.

Hey there

Glad you found me. I write hockey romance where the tension does all the work and the bedroom door stays shut — the kind of book you can hand to your mum, your book club, or the woman sitting next to you on a flight who asked what you're reading.

Two series, two different flavours. Clean Ice is full-length and glacially slow — the first kiss in The Girl in the Green Sweater doesn't land until you're ninety percent through the book, and I stand by that completely. Living With Red Flags is shorter, louder, and set on a campus where a girl with a midnight radio show has extremely strong opinions about athletes.

I write early, before the world starts making noise, and I will defend the slow burn against anyone who says nothing happens for two hundred pages. Something is happening. It's just happening quietly.

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Living With Red Flags

Three short campus romances. Maya Singh hosts a midnight radio show about why nobody should date an athlete. Then she gets assigned a room across the hall from one.

Cover of Hate Kisses

Book One

Hate Kisses

Two thousand listeners agree with her every week. Then housing puts her in Bedroom B — across the hall from the exact thing she rants about.

Forced proximity · Roommates · Enemies to lovers

Kisses only

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Book Two

Campus Scandals

Seventy-four notifications before her alarm goes off. Whatever happened last night, the whole campus already knows — and the girl who tells the stories is suddenly the story.

Secret relationship · Public scandal · Hurt/comfort

♡♡ Closed door — one fade-to-black scene

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Book Three

Midnight Calls

"After" sounds clean. Real life after is more like glitter — six months on, she still finds him in her playlists. Then the internship comes with two bedroom doors, three steps apart.

Second chance · Exes · Forced proximity

Kisses only

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Noah Sterling

Noah Sterling

I write hockey romance for readers who want the longing without the heat — small towns with cold rinks and warm kitchens, players who are stubborn, women who are smarter than them, and everybody minding everybody else's business.

Two series so far, and more coming. The door stays shut in all of them.

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