Fae Princes of Passion

Key Takeaways

• Connor Storrie and Hudson Williams are teaming up to play fae princes from rival kingdoms in the new audio romance series, Ember & Ice.
• The three-episode series will be released on Quinn, with the first two episodes arriving on December 30.
• The series follows the romance between the two fae princes, Dane and Finn, and does not feature a listener self-insert character.
• Storrie and Williams previously starred together in the hit series Heated Rivalry, and will reprise their on-screen chemistry in Ember & Ice.
• The announcement comes after the Heated Rivalry season 1 finale, but fans can look forward to a second season of the hockey romance series.

Introduction to Ember & Ice
Fans of the hit series Heated Rivalry will be excited to hear that Connor Storrie and Hudson Williams are teaming up once again, this time to play fae princes from rival kingdoms in the new audio romance series, Ember & Ice. The three-episode series, which will be released on Quinn, promises to be a spicy and intimate tale of two princes who find themselves drawn to each other despite being from opposing kingdoms. With its unique blend of fantasy and romance, Ember & Ice is set to captivate audiences and leave them eagerly anticipating the next installment.

The Story of Ember & Ice
The series follows the story of Dane and Finn, two fae princes from the rival Solari and Lunare kingdoms. As their story unfolds, it becomes clear that the princes are more than just adversaries, and listeners are treated to an intimate and tension-filled exploration of their relationship. According to the press release, Ember & Ice is "a story about choosing love in defiance of expectation," and it’s clear that the series will be a passionate and emotional ride. Unlike previous Quinn original content, Ember & Ice will solely focus on the romance between Finn and Dane, and will not feature a listener self-insert character.

The Chemistry Between Storrie and Williams
Storrie and Williams are no strangers to portraying complex and romantic relationships, having previously starred together in Heated Rivalry as rival hockey stars and secret lovers. The pair have a undeniable chemistry on screen, and it’s clear that they’re excited to be working together again. In a social media video, the pair poked fun at their propensity to star in enemies-to-lovers projects together, with Williams showing up late to a meeting with a hockey helmet and sports bag, only to be reminded that they’re working on a "romantasy smut" project for Quinn. The pair’s chemistry and banter are undeniable, and it’s clear that they’re going to bring a lot of passion and energy to their roles in Ember & Ice.

Quinn and the Growing Trend of Audio Romance
Ember & Ice is just the latest in a growing list of audio romance series to be released on Quinn, a platform that’s become known for its high-quality and intimate storytelling. Past stars to lend their voices to Quinn romances include Christopher Briney, Victoria Pedretti, and Andrew Scott, among others. According to Quinn CEO Caroline Spiegel, the platform is excited to be working with Storrie and Williams, citing their "really special chemistry" and their ability to connect with audiences. With the release of Ember & Ice, Quinn is cementing its place as a leader in the audio romance genre, and fans of the platform can look forward to many more exciting and romantic stories in the future.

The Future of Heated Rivalry
The announcement of Ember & Ice comes just days after the Heated Rivalry season 1 finale, but fans of the series don’t have to worry – the hockey romance has already been renewed for a second season. According to series creator Jacob Tierney, the second season will follow the continued story of Shane and Ilya, the rival hockey stars and secret lovers played by Storrie and Williams. With the success of Heated Rivalry and the upcoming release of Ember & Ice, it’s clear that Storrie and Williams are a winning combination, and fans can look forward to many more exciting and romantic stories from the pair in the future.