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Cocky Hero Club Books in Order

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Browse Kaylee Ryan's Cocky Hero Club romance with a quick summary, shared-world context, and guidance on how this flirty football story fits the series.

Last updated: July 3, 2026

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Cocky Hero Club books in publication order

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Lucky Baller

by Kaylee Ryan

2020

This refreshed version of Lucky Bastard follows a pro football hero whose charm meets its match in a woman unimpressed by fame. It is playful, swoony, and built around the question of whether the star can be real off the field too.

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Lucky Bastard

by Kaylee Ryan

2020

In this Cocky Hero Club entry, a star quarterback falls hard for a woman who sees past the swagger and spotlight. The attraction is instant, but real life and reputation make the path to something serious a little messier.

Cocky Hero Club books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "Lucky Baller"

    Lucky Baller

    by Kaylee Ryan

    2020Cocky Hero Club, Book 1
  2. Book cover for "Lucky Bastard"

    Lucky Bastard

    by Kaylee Ryan

    2020Cocky Hero Club, Book 2

Series background & context

Cocky Hero Club is another shared-world project, which means Kaylee Ryan's contribution works more like a stand-alone visit than a sprawling solo series. The appeal is built right into the concept: a bold, charismatic hero, a playful tone, and a romance that knows how much fun it is to watch swagger turn into something real.

Ryan's entry centers on a football hero, which makes it an easy bridge for readers who like her sports romances but want something looser and more self-contained. There is plenty of charm, a hero with a public-facing life, and a heroine who is not especially impressed by the spotlight. That balance keeps the story from feeling one-note.

Because the book sits inside a larger collaborative world, you do not need deep background to enjoy it. It is meant to be picked up for the couple, the chemistry, and the fast route to emotional payoff.

Even in a more playful shared-world setting, Ryan still writes toward sincerity. The cocky part is there, but so is the heart.

If you want a football romance with a lighter feel and a little shared-world sparkle around it, this is a good one to sample. It works well whether you read it inside the broader club concept or simply as a stand-alone Ryan story.

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