Eagles Hockey Books in Order
Part ofElise Faber Books in OrderBrowse Eagles Hockey by Elise Faber in publication order, with short book summaries to introduce the series and help you choose your next read.
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Eagles Hockey books in publication order
5 books
Broken Laces
by Elise Faber
2024
Living next door to hockey captain Rome puts a team owner’s daughter in direct conflict with her father’s warnings. Their growing attraction threatens to create trouble for both of them as she questions whether caution is worth the cost.
Knotted Laces
by Elise Faber
2024
A hockey player falls for the woman who wants his older brother. When a storm strands them in the mountains with one hotel room, unexpected closeness offers him a chance to change the way she sees him.
Loaded Laces
by Elise Faber
2025
A hockey player has spent ten years guarding his heart after Belle left him before his first major contract. Her return with a child and difficult questions forces him to reconsider their separation and the feelings he never lost.
Lucky Laces
by Elise Faber
2025
After her fiancé’s infidelity becomes public, a new NHL coach is determined to avoid romance. Growing close to Hudson, a player on her team, challenges that decision and creates complications neither her job nor her heart can easily accommodate.
Forever Laced
by Elise Faber
2026
A hockey player and single father hires Finley to help care for his daughter during the season. As she brings warmth back into their home, he develops feelings that make her planned departure increasingly difficult to accept.
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