Burke Siblings Books in Order

The Burke Siblings books are a compact hockey romance duo, but they still manage to feel bigger than their page count. Stacey uses the sport not just for atmosphere, but for family history, rivalry, and the kind of public attention that makes private feelings very inconvenient.

At the center are the Burke siblings, Kristen and Erik, and the baggage that comes with growing up around hockey. In Here We Go, Kristen wants nothing to do with hockey players, only to end up in a fake-dating mess with Will Cross Lecroix, her brother's on-ice rival. The setup is sharp and funny, but underneath it is a real story about family strain, reputation, and deciding what parts of the past still get to call the shots.

A Second Shot turns to Erik Burke and the woman he let get away. It is shorter, more holiday flavored, and more openly second-chance in structure, but it keeps the same emotional center. These are not characters who need to learn whether they feel something. They need to decide whether they are finally ready to do something useful with those feelings.

Because there are only two books, the series moves quickly. There is not a giant cast to track or a sprawling sports-world mythology to learn. What you get instead is a focused look at how a family can be shaped by competition, expectation, and the long shadow of the game.

The tone is modern, flirty, and emotionally direct. Hockey fans will enjoy the rivalry and pro-sports edges, but the real hook is the family dynamic. Stacey is especially good at writing characters who want to be fine on their own and slowly realize that independence is not the same thing as isolation.

If you want a quick series with sports energy and strong romantic payoff, Burke Siblings is an easy pick. Read Here We Go first, then A Second Shot, and you get a tight little two-book look at love, rivalry, and the family mess that lives underneath both.