‘Heated Rivalry’ Stars Hudson Williams and Connor Storrie’s New Erotic Audio Series, Explained

Any lingering doubt was put to rest on December 27, when Quinn released one more teaser of two men on set—and if that’s not Williams’ distinctive Hobbes tattoo, then that would be the world’s biggest coincidence. “Cottage after party at our place?” they captioned the images, referencing the series’ iconic sixth episode.

So, when and how can you listen to “Ember and Ice” on Quinn? Here’s everything we know.

What is Quinn?

Founded by CEO Caroline Spiegel, Quinn is an audio-erotica app that produces sexy original stories voiced by famous celebrities. “Listen to erotic stories from your favorite voices on the internet,” their Instagram bio reads. “Made by women, for the world.”

And when we say famous celebrities, we’re talking full-on heartthrobs like Manny Jacinto, Victoria Pedretti, Andrew Scott, and Lucien Laviscount; who’ve all starred in their own episodic original audio series. Jacinto is the most recent Quinn star, voicing three episodes of a smutty sci-fi dystopian series called “Hyperdive.”

Subscribers can search for stories by specific tropes and kinks or browse trending stories by Quinn Creators. While Quinn Originals voiced by celebs are the app’s big draw and hold a prominent spot on the homepage, anyone over the age of 18 can apply to be a Quinn voice actor by submitting a 10-20 minute audio erotica sample here.

What is “Ember and Ice”?

“Ember and Ice” is the upcoming Quinn Original, seemingly voiced by Hudson Williams and Connor Storrie. We don’t know much about the plot, but it’s pretty fair to assume hockey is involved.

“Kris Jenner works hard, but Quinn works harder” one fan commented on the title and talent reveal post, while another hoped that Storrie will use his Russian accent from Heated Rivalry. A third wrote, “Just when I thought I was free, ya’ll pull me back in. This is a cult.”

How can we listen to “Ember and Ice” on Quinn?

While Quinn has not shared a release date, you can prepare by downloading the Quinn app and signing up for a subscription. Currently, you can choose between a monthly subscription for $7.99/month or an annual subscription for $59.99/year.