Chicago Blaze Books in Order

Chicago Blaze captain Anton Petrov secretly longs for his teammate's wife Mia Marceau. After she separates from her husband, a chance encounter offers possibility, but her husband's continuing power over her loved ones complicates any new relationship.

Humiliated at the altar, pastry chef Reese takes her Hawaiian honeymoon alone and rejects the idea of another relationship. Meeting guarded hockey player Knox challenges that resolve as her presence unsettles his carefully contained emotional life.

Chicago Blaze forward Luca balances hockey with raising his orphaned nieces and nephew. Businesswoman Abby Daniels expects their encounter to remain casual, but deeper feelings develop while her painful past threatens a relationship neither planned.

Shy arena concession worker Lindy secretly admires hockey star Victor Lane until an accidental meeting turns them into friends. Meanwhile, Victor fears a secret from his past could cost him his career and teammates.

After a drunk-driving crash, Alexei Petrov must complete rehabilitation or lose his NHL opportunity. He expects to charm group leader Graysen, but her commitment to his recovery and their attraction challenge his plans and her boundaries.

Hockey player Erik reluctantly returns to the Wisconsin hometown where Allie Douglas broke his heart. Now raising her nieces and nephew alone, Allie has little room for romance, but seeing Erik revives their unresolved feelings.

Federal agent Reyna needs access to a Chicago Blaze VIP fan for an investigation. Goalie Jonah West agrees to pose as her boyfriend, but their supposed romance awakens feelings he thought lost after an earlier heartbreak.

Reporter Molly Lynch questions NHL player Kit Carter about memories he wants buried. Their attraction unsettles her carefully controlled life, while his guarded past and her anxiety complicate the intimacy each finds difficult to resist.

Billionaire Olivier Durand rescues Daphne from a burning car, and footage of the incident goes viral. His pursuit of her puts them under public scrutiny while challenging her hostility toward wealth and his expectations of privacy.