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Chinooks Hockey Team Books in Order

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See the Chinooks Hockey Team books by Rachel Gibson in order, with brief story notes, series background and tips on the best hockey romance to start with.

Last updated: December 24, 2025

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7 books

1

The Art of Running in Heels

by Rachel Gibson

2017

Reality-show bride Lexie Kowalsky bolts from the altar in full wedding regalia and jumps onto a floatplane bound for a tiny Canadian town. Sharing the flight is Seattle Chinooks star Sean Knox, and a viral photo soon forces them into a pretend relationship that feels increasingly real.

2

Any Man of Mine

by Rachel Gibson

2011

Wedding planner Autumn Haven once had a wild Vegas weekend with Chinooks star Sam LeClaire that ended in a quick divorce and a baby she mostly raises alone. Years later, Sam decides to be a real father, forcing them to confront old hurts and fresh desire.

3

Nothing But Trouble

by Rachel Gibson

2010

Out-of-work actress Chelsea Ross signs on as personal assistant to injured hockey legend Mark Bressler, hoping the job will pay her bills. Mark wants to drive the relentlessly upbeat caretaker away, but her stubborn cheer starts to thaw even his fiercest defenses.

4

True Love and Other Disasters

by Rachel Gibson

2009

Faith Duffy goes from showgirl to wealthy widow to astonished owner of the Seattle Chinooks. Team captain Ty Savage wants only a championship, not a boss who knows nothing about hockey, yet their clash over the franchise quickly turns into something far more personal.

5

The Trouble with Valentine's Day

by Rachel Gibson

2005

Burned-out private investigator Kate Hamilton heads to Gospel, Idaho, only to have her bold Valentine’s Day flirtation rejected by a brooding stranger. When he turns out to be her new neighbor, ex-hockey star Rob Sutter, small-town proximity makes ignoring each other impossible.

6

See Jane Score

by Rachel Gibson

2003

By day, journalist Jane Alcott chases a career-making assignment covering the rowdy Seattle Chinooks and their surly goalie, Luc Martineau. By night, she secretly pens a steamy column, and the line between fantasy and real life blurs as sparks fly with her most difficult source.

7

Simply Irresistible

by Rachel Gibson

1998

Runaway bride Georgeanne Howard bolts from her wedding into the car of Seattle Chinooks star John Kowalsky. Years later, a surprise daughter pulls the ex-lovers back together and forces them to decide if passion can turn into a lasting family.

Series background & context

The Chinooks Hockey Team books drop you into the world of a fictional Seattle pro team where the real drama unfolds off the ice. Each novel follows a different player, coach, or team insider as they juggle career pressure, past mistakes, and a romance they absolutely did not plan on.

You meet bad-boy forwards, grumpy goalies, team captains chasing the Stanley Cup, and the people who orbit them, from reporters and caterers to unexpected owners. Practices, road trips, and playoff runs form the backdrop, but the heart of the series lives in locker room friendships, found families, and how hard elite athletes work for a few minutes of glory.

In Simply Irresistible a jilted Southern belle dives into star player John Kowalsky’s car and changes both their lives. See Jane Score pairs a shy but stubborn journalist with the team’s most guarded goalie. Later books widen the circle, giving the franchise to a former showgirl in True Love and Other Disasters, rehabilitating an injured enforcer in Nothing But Trouble, and handing the spotlight to a notorious scorer who once left his wife and child behind in Any Man of Mine.

By the time you reach The Art of Running in Heels, the team itself feels like extended family. That story follows Lexie Kowalsky, the coach’s runaway bride daughter who flees a reality television wedding and ends up sharing a tiny floatplane with rising star Sean Knox. Like many Chinooks romances, it mixes high-profile media chaos with very grounded questions about trust, privacy, and what happens after the buzzer sounds.

Across the series Gibson keeps the tone quick and funny, but she does not skip the rough parts. Players blow out knees, see careers ending too early, try to co-parent from hotel rooms, or wonder who still wants them once the cheering stops. Her heroines often have their own tough histories, whether they are single parents, women rebuilding after divorce, or professionals trying to be taken seriously in a male-dominated sport.

You can dip into the Chinooks books almost anywhere, since each romance stands alone, yet reading in order rewards you with cameos from earlier couples and a sense of the franchise evolving over time. If you like sports romances with banter, steam, and a strong sense of team culture, this series gives you a full bench to root for.

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