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Knot Pucking Mine Omegaverse Books in Order

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Browse the Knot Pucking Mine Omegaverse books by Sinclair Kelly in order, with quick summaries, series background, and simple help on where to start.

Last updated: July 4, 2026

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Knot Pucking Mine Omegaverse books in publication order

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He's So Slick

by Sinclair Kelly

2023

The owner's daughter knows better than to get involved with hockey players, which is exactly why one impulsive night is such a disaster. A new pack, a league-wide scandal, and a rival on the kiss cam make things even messier.

2

Breaking Our Rules

by Sinclair Kelly

2024

A young omega has been keeping far too many secrets, including several forbidden relationships. When those connections finally collide, the question becomes whether her new pack can survive the fallout from love, age gaps, and public pressure.

3

She's Got Male

by Sinclair Kelly

2024

A sarcastic omega who does not believe in meet-cutes gets stuck writing a romance advice column. A trip to a no-strings island, one bed, a best friend, and a very interested pack turn research into a much riskier experiment.

Knot Pucking Mine Omegaverse books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "He's So Slick"

    He's So Slick

    by Sinclair Kelly

    2023Knot Pucking Mine Omegaverse, Book 1
  2. Book cover for "Breaking Our Rules"

    Breaking Our Rules

    by Sinclair Kelly

    2024Knot Pucking Mine Omegaverse, Book 2
  3. Book cover for "She's Got Male"

    She's Got Male

    by Sinclair Kelly

    2024Knot Pucking Mine Omegaverse, Book 3

Series background & context

Knot Pucking Mine Omegaverse is Sinclair Kelly's hockey-flavored corner of the omegaverse, and it knows exactly what kind of good mess it wants to be. These books mix pack bonds with team politics, public scandal, friendship overlap, and the strange pressure of living around people who are watched for a living. If you like sports romance but want it pack-shaped, this is the lane.

He's So Slick opens with a heroine who already knows hockey players are a bad idea. She is the daughter of the Phoenix Heat's owner, so she understands the risk better than most. Then one bad decision lands her in the middle of a new pack, a scandal, and a rivalry that refuses to stay quiet. That sets the tone for the series, personal feelings colliding hard with a very public world.

The drama stays specific.

Later books keep the hockey setting, but shift the romantic setup. Breaking Our Rules piles on secret relationships, age gaps, and the problem of what happens when private desire starts spilling into team life. She's Got Male goes in a slightly different direction, pulling workplace pressure, romance-column research, and a getaway setting into the same orbit while still keeping the sports world close at hand.

What makes the series work is that it treats the rink as more than decoration. Teams, owners, trainers, rivals, and public attention all feed the tension. At the same time, the books stay readable and playful. This is not sports angst for its own sake. It is spicy, contemporary omegaverse with humor, heat, and groups of men who are very bad at acting casual.

So this page is useful if you want linked standalones with a clear shared world and a strong sports backdrop. Expect hockey stars, scandal, possessive packs, and heroines who are trying to balance desire with reputation, work, and the very real possibility of becoming tabloid material.

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