All In Books in Order

The All In series shifts Helena Hunting's hockey obsession to Seattle, following an expansion‑team roster as its players fall for people who complicate every part of their carefully planned lives.

The journey starts with A Lie for a Lie, where team captain Rook Bowman flees the pressures of fame for a quiet trip to Alaska and ends up sharing a remote cabin—and a month‑long fling—with Lainey, a woman who has no idea he’s a professional athlete. An emergency pulls him away before he can leave contact information, and a year later a chance reunion reveals just how big the fallout from that "little white lie" really is.

• A Favor for a Favor* moves to defenseman Bishop, whose bad first impression of his new neighbor crumbles when he discovers Stevie is actually his captain’s younger sister and a talented sports rehab specialist. Injured and sidelined, he strikes a bargain with her: physical therapy in exchange for being a marquee client on her resume. Their battle of wills slowly morphs into something much more intimate.

In A Secret for a Secret, rule‑following goalie Ryan Kingston uncharacteristically hooks up with a stranger on a bad night, only to discover weeks later that Queenie is the general manager’s daughter and the new staffer in the team’s orbit. Their chemistry collides with workplace politics and complicated family ties.

The fourth book, A Kiss for a Kiss, focuses on an older couple: single dad and former player Jake and Hanna, the free‑spirited mother of one of his teammates. A weekend of unexpected connection leads to a surprise pregnancy and a layered story about second chances, grown‑up responsibilities, and building a blended family.

Across the series you’ll see plenty of locker‑room chirping and game‑day pressure, but the real through line is emotional: characters dealing with complicated parents, messy exes, and the fear that love will cost them the careers they’ve sacrificed everything to build. The All In books also bridge the gap between the original Pucked cast and the next generation featured in H. Hunting’s Lies, Hearts & Truths and the Toronto‑set Toronto Terror series, making this a key stop if you like seeing a whole fictional universe knit together.