Extreme Risk Books in Order
Part ofTracy Wolff Books in OrderSee the Extreme Risk books in order by Tracy Wolff, with short summaries, series background, and where to start with this snowboard romance series.
Last updated: July 9, 2026
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Extreme Risk books in publication order
3 books
Shattered
by Tracy Wolff
2014
Cancer survivor Tansy Hampton is determined to squeeze everything she can out of life. Ash Lewis, crushed by family tragedy, has forgotten how, and their unlikely connection becomes the leap back toward living neither expected.
Shredded
by Tracy Wolff
2014
Pro snowboarder Z Michaels looks reckless from the outside, but grief is driving every bad decision he makes. Ophelia Richardson is just as bruised, and together they may be each other's best chance at starting over.
Slashed
by Tracy Wolff
2015
Luc Jennings has spent years loving his best friend Cam from the sidelines. When Cam's life unravels and she ends up under his roof, friendship finally gives way to the feelings neither of them can ignore anymore.
Extreme Risk books in chronological order
Series background & context
The Extreme Risk books take Tracy Wolff's emotional contemporary style and move it into the world of competitive snowboarding. The setting matters. Park City is full of motion, money, injury, ego, cold weather, and people who are always one bad decision away from wiping out in public. That makes it a great backdrop for romances built around grief, ambition, friendship, and the need to figure out what comes next after life goes sideways.
The series starts with Shredded, where Z Michaels and Ophelia Richardson meet while both are carrying more damage than they want anyone to see. Shattered shifts to Ash Lewis and Tansy Hampton, pairing fresh grief with a heroine determined to live as fully as she can. Slashed brings things closer to home with Luc Jennings and Cam Bradley, leaning into long friendship, missed chances, and the fact that being the safe person in someone else's life can get very complicated.
These books are sporty, but the competition never overwhelms the character work. Snowboarding gives everyone goals, routines, and pressure. The real story is what these people do when the things that once defined them stop being enough. If you like new adult romance with a strong group dynamic and a lot of emotional recovery baked in, this series is a good place to go next.
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