Rachel Reid Celebrates Fame with Free Ice Cream and New Book Insights
‘Heated Rivalry’ Author Rachel Reid Has a Surprise Best Perk of Fame: Free Ice Cream

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Rachel Reid, author of the 'Heated Rivalry' series, enjoys unexpected fame perks like free ice cream, especially for her kids. With the success of the series adapted into a TV drama, she reflects on her growing recognition and future writing ambitions, including a new book set for June 2027.
- 01Reid enjoys free desserts at restaurants, particularly ice cream cakes from Dairy Queen, as a fun perk of her newfound fame.
- 02The 'Heated Rivalry' series has been adapted into a popular TV drama on Crave and HBO Max, increasing Reid's visibility.
- 03Reid's books have been translated into 35 languages, helping to normalize gay romance novels.
- 04She expressed excitement for the upcoming second season of the TV series, set to premiere in 2027.
- 05Despite enjoying her fame, Reid experiences social anxiety, prompting her to reduce social media use.
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Rachel Reid, the author of the 'Heated Rivalry' series, shared her delight in receiving free ice cream at restaurants, particularly from Dairy Queen, as one of the unexpected perks of her rising fame. Speaking at the Women in Entertainment Canada event in Toronto, Reid noted that her recognition has increased significantly since the adaptation of her books into a popular TV drama on Crave and HBO Max. This adaptation has not only broadened her audience but also contributed to the acceptance of gay romance novels, with her works now translated into 35 languages. Reid is particularly excited about the upcoming second season of the series, which features characters Troy Barrett and Harris Drover, set to premiere in 2027. However, fame comes with challenges; Reid admitted to experiencing social anxiety and has taken steps to limit her social media presence to manage it. Looking ahead, she plans to explore writing outside the hockey romance genre, aiming to prove her versatility as a writer while maintaining a focus on character-driven stories.
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