During the 2020 pandemic, when the hockey season was postponed, Tomforde used her newfound free time to write her first novel. Since then, she has become a beloved voice in the romance community, known for her mix of witty banter, found family moments, emotional depth, and plenty of steam.
: A classic enemies-to-lovers romance where mutual dislike turns into attraction through forced proximity during team travels. Key Themes : Plus-size representation and body positivity. Realistic emotional growth and healthy communication. Found family and healing from past trauma. Mile High (Windy City, #1) by Liz Tomforde - Goodreads
Born and raised in Northern California, Tomforde is the youngest of five children. Prior to becoming a full-time author, she worked as a flight attendant for an NHL team, combining her passions for travel and hockey. This firsthand experience provides the authenticity that permeates Mile High —from the cabin crew dynamics and charter flight protocols to the rhythm of life on the road with a professional sports team.
: Despite their "Vee" and "Zee" nicknames and initial bickering, they realize their shared values in charity work and family. Mile High By Liz Tomforde Vk
Stevie is not a typical pushover heroines. She is sassy, independent, and holds her own against Zanders. Zanders, despite his fame, is portrayed as a human being with flaws and a desire for genuine connection. Key Themes in the Book
"Mile High" is more than just a romance set against the backdrop of professional sports; it is a story about breaking down walls and finding home in another person. Liz Tomforde successfully balances the glamour of the NHL with the grounded, messy realities of human emotion, making it a standout title for fans of the genre.
When they first meet, sparks fly for all the wrong reasons. Zanders sees Stevie as an obstacle to his carefully curated image, while Stevie sees him as everything she despises about professional sports. But as the season progresses, their antagonism begins to blur into something far more dangerous: attraction, vulnerability, and the terrifying possibility of love. During the 2020 pandemic, when the hockey season
However, no book is without its critics. Some readers have pointed out that the novel is too long, with a 600-page count that could have been trimmed. Others felt the conflicts dragged, or that the heroine's deep-seated insecurities were resolved a bit too conveniently through male validation. Despite these critiques, the overwhelming consensus is that Mile High is a compelling and enjoyable read that offers much more than the average sports romance.
: Some users post the full synopsis and download links directly to their for easy access by followers. About the Book : Contemporary Sports Romance.
The story follows , a notorious NHL "bad boy" known for his cocky persona and frequent penalty box visits. His life changes when he meets Stevie Shay , a confident yet secretly insecure flight attendant working for the team's private plane. Key Themes : Plus-size representation and body positivity
The book delivers an incredibly high-density narrative balancing the high-stakes world of professional hockey with raw, real-world themes like body positivity, mental health, and emotional trauma. Key Information: Mile High at a Glance Liz Tomforde Series Windy City (Book 1) Main Characters Evan Zanders & Stevie Shay Core Tropes
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The novel also explores the ecological ramifications of relentless vertical growth. Maya’s project proposal includes an “integrated bio‑filtration system” that would convert building exhaust into clean air for lower districts, yet the city council’s response is dismissive: “The cost outweighs the benefit.” Tomforde uses this tension to illustrate how the pursuit of vertical dominance often sidelines sustainability.
During the 2020 pandemic, when the hockey season was postponed, Tomforde used her newfound free time to write her first novel. Since then, she has become a beloved voice in the romance community, known for her mix of witty banter, found family moments, emotional depth, and plenty of steam.
: A classic enemies-to-lovers romance where mutual dislike turns into attraction through forced proximity during team travels. Key Themes : Plus-size representation and body positivity. Realistic emotional growth and healthy communication. Found family and healing from past trauma. Mile High (Windy City, #1) by Liz Tomforde - Goodreads
Born and raised in Northern California, Tomforde is the youngest of five children. Prior to becoming a full-time author, she worked as a flight attendant for an NHL team, combining her passions for travel and hockey. This firsthand experience provides the authenticity that permeates Mile High —from the cabin crew dynamics and charter flight protocols to the rhythm of life on the road with a professional sports team.
: Despite their "Vee" and "Zee" nicknames and initial bickering, they realize their shared values in charity work and family.
Stevie is not a typical pushover heroines. She is sassy, independent, and holds her own against Zanders. Zanders, despite his fame, is portrayed as a human being with flaws and a desire for genuine connection. Key Themes in the Book
"Mile High" is more than just a romance set against the backdrop of professional sports; it is a story about breaking down walls and finding home in another person. Liz Tomforde successfully balances the glamour of the NHL with the grounded, messy realities of human emotion, making it a standout title for fans of the genre.
When they first meet, sparks fly for all the wrong reasons. Zanders sees Stevie as an obstacle to his carefully curated image, while Stevie sees him as everything she despises about professional sports. But as the season progresses, their antagonism begins to blur into something far more dangerous: attraction, vulnerability, and the terrifying possibility of love.
However, no book is without its critics. Some readers have pointed out that the novel is too long, with a 600-page count that could have been trimmed. Others felt the conflicts dragged, or that the heroine's deep-seated insecurities were resolved a bit too conveniently through male validation. Despite these critiques, the overwhelming consensus is that Mile High is a compelling and enjoyable read that offers much more than the average sports romance.
: Some users post the full synopsis and download links directly to their for easy access by followers. About the Book : Contemporary Sports Romance.
The story follows , a notorious NHL "bad boy" known for his cocky persona and frequent penalty box visits. His life changes when he meets Stevie Shay , a confident yet secretly insecure flight attendant working for the team's private plane.
The book delivers an incredibly high-density narrative balancing the high-stakes world of professional hockey with raw, real-world themes like body positivity, mental health, and emotional trauma. Key Information: Mile High at a Glance Liz Tomforde Series Windy City (Book 1) Main Characters Evan Zanders & Stevie Shay Core Tropes
This public link is valid for 7 days and shares a thread, including any personal information you added. This link or copies made by others cannot be deleted. If you share with third parties, their policies apply. Can’t copy the link right now. Try again later. Mile High (Windy City, #1) by Liz Tomforde | Goodreads
The novel also explores the ecological ramifications of relentless vertical growth. Maya’s project proposal includes an “integrated bio‑filtration system” that would convert building exhaust into clean air for lower districts, yet the city council’s response is dismissive: “The cost outweighs the benefit.” Tomforde uses this tension to illustrate how the pursuit of vertical dominance often sidelines sustainability.