Bad Boys of the NHL Books in Order
Part ofHeather C Myers Books in OrderSee the Bad Boys of the NHL books in order by Heather C Myers, with short summaries, series background, and quick help on where to start.
Last updated: July 5, 2026
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Bad Boys of the NHL books in publication order
5 books
The Darling
by Heather C Myers
2017
The NHL's golden star has spent years obsessed with his stepsister. When she reappears at his door, fantasy turns into a messy, deeply taboo reality.
The Captain
by Heather C Myers
2018
A rich, ruthless NHL captain treats women like possessions until he meets Richelle at a private auction. Buying her solves nothing, but it changes everything.
The Defenseman
by Heather C Myers
2019
When his shy next-door neighbor asks for help learning how to please a man, a good-guy defenseman sees his chance. He plans to teach Lexi a lot more than technique.
The Enforcer
by Heather C Myers
2019
A nearing-retirement enforcer agrees to take intimate photos for his best friend's eighteen-year-old daughter. What should be a secret favor turns into a taboo obsession.
The Goalie
by Heather C Myers
2020
A masked hookup at a formal party seems anonymous until the goalie learns the woman was his sister's best friend, Sam. He wanted distance. He wants her more.
Bad Boys of the NHL books in chronological order
The Darling
by Heather C Myers
2017Bad Boys of the NHL, Book 1
The Captain
by Heather C Myers
2018Bad Boys of the NHL, Book 2
The Enforcer
by Heather C Myers
2019Bad Boys of the NHL, Book 3
The Defenseman
by Heather C Myers
2019Bad Boys of the NHL, Book 4
The Goalie
by Heather C Myers
2020Bad Boys of the NHL, Book 5
Series background & context
Bad Boys of the NHL is Heather C Myers at her boldest and most taboo-heavy. These are short, high-heat hockey romances about players who are possessive, impulsive, and not especially interested in behaving well.
Sweet is not the point here.
The series leans hard into provocative setups, step-siblings, age gaps, auctions, sister's best friend trouble, and other morally messy complications. Hockey gives the heroes status, money, and ego, but the real hook is watching reckless attraction bulldoze straight through common sense.
Because the books are compact, Myers moves fast. There is very little warm-up. A situation sparks, the tension spikes, and the story goes straight for the emotional and physical complication. These are character-driven fantasies, not deep team epics.
If you want short sports romances with bad-boy energy and very little interest in staying polite, this series delivers exactly that. It works best for readers who know they enjoy darker or more daring romance setups and want the NHL sheen on top.
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