Mavericks Tackle Love Books in Order
Part ofMax Monroe Books in OrderThis page lists the Mavericks Tackle Love football romances by Max Monroe in order, with summaries, character connections, and advice on how they link to the wider world.
Last updated: December 25, 2025
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Publication Order
4 books
Wildcat
by Max Monroe
2018
Quinn Bailey is the New York Mavericks’ franchise quarterback, focused on breaking records and winning games, not falling in love. When a beautiful stranger from the sky crash lands into his life, fame, schedules, and his own guarded heart all get in the way of the perfect play.
Trick Play
by Max Monroe
2018
Tight end Cam Mitchell expects his best friend’s bachelor party to be nothing but booze and bad decisions. Instead, one unforgettable night with a mysterious stripper named Trixie leaves him arrested, obsessed, and determined to track down the woman who turned his life sideways.
Pick Six
by Max Monroe
2018
In this Mavericks Tackle Love installment, another New York Mavericks star discovers that scoring on the field is a lot simpler than figuring out his feelings. Family pressure, team loyalty, and one woman who refuses to be a casual fling force him to rethink what winning really means.
4th & Girl
by Max Monroe
2018
Rookie cornerback Leo Landry is the New York Mavericks’ first round draft pick, desperate to prove he belongs in the league. A chance encounter with a pint sized bombshell derails his focus, and soon the biggest play he is chasing is a shot at the girl who keeps distracting him.
Series background & context
Mavericks Tackle Love centers on the New York Mavericks, the same pro football team that shows up in the Billionaire Bad Boys books, but this time the players themselves take the lead. Each installment follows a different Maverick as he tries to balance the pressure of the league with the equally tricky business of falling in love.
In Wildcat, quarterback Quinn Bailey is at the top of his game and expected to carry the franchise on his shoulders. Football is supposed to be his only focus, but an unexpected encounter with a woman who literally drops into his life knocks him off balance. The story explores what happens when the face of a team is forced to admit that he wants something more than stats and trophies.
Later books move through other positions on the roster. One story spotlights a player whose bachelor lifestyle is interrupted by a woman who refuses to be just another casual hookup. Another digs into the chaos that follows a wild bachelor party gone wrong, where a tight end’s night with a mysterious dancer has very real consequences. In 4th & Girl, rookie cornerback Leo Landry juggles the pressure of proving himself on the field with the distraction of a pint sized blond who appears at exactly the wrong time.
What ties the series together is the sense of team. The locker room banter, road trip rituals, and in jokes make the Mavericks feel like a found family. Characters from earlier books constantly pop up in later ones, offering comic relief, brutal honesty, and the occasional shove in the right direction.
The romances themselves lean comedic and sexy rather than angsty. You get fake dating, opposites attract, secret identity twists, and plenty of sports metaphors used in wildly inappropriate ways. Games, practices, and media obligations serve as the backdrop, but the real stakes are emotional: can these men learn to show up off the field as fully as they do on it?
If you like sports romance that focuses as much on camaraderie as on competition, Mavericks Tackle Love is a natural follow up after the Wes Lancaster portions of Billionaire Bad Boys. You can read the books as standalones, but reading in order lets you watch the team and relationships develop over multiple seasons.
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