Love on the Line Books in Order
Love on the Line is a series of 5 books written by Brenda Rothert.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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Love on the Line books in publication order
5 books
A Deal with the Defender
by Brenda Rothert
2025
Facing her ex’s wedding to her sister, a woman recruits hockey player Lucien Beaumont as a revenge date. Their staged romance grows convincing, but real attraction becomes dangerous because her father coaches his team.
Falling for the Forward
by Brenda Rothert
2025
Burdened by debts left by her ex, a woman accepts hockey player Carter Stanton’s offer of a temporary marriage. He needs custody security for his nieces, but becoming a family makes their planned divorce increasingly difficult.
Getting the Grinder
by Brenda Rothert
2025
A hockey player invents a romance with Mara Torres to silence a teammate, despite their mutual dislike. She agrees for reasons of her own, and convincing their friends becomes complicated when staged affection begins turning real.
Wanting the Winger
by Brenda Rothert
2025
A hockey player offers his best friend’s engaged sister Lainey a home during her research project, hoping to stop an unsuitable wedding. Sharing space changes his concerns into love, threatening both their friendship and her existing commitment.
Crushing on the Coach
by Brenda Rothert
2026
A style influencer hired to manage a hockey team’s social media falls for its reserved, twice-divorced coach Noel Turner. A shared hotel room exposes mutual desire, but their secret relationship could threaten his carefully controlled career.
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