Minor League Mayhem Books in Order
Part ofHeather C Myers Books in OrderSee the Minor League Mayhem books in order by Heather C Myers, with quick summaries, series background, and an easy guide to where to start.
Last updated: July 5, 2026
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Minor League Mayhem books in publication order
5 books
Rookies Do It Better
by Heather C Myers
2019
Jack Ruby can fight, skate, and make trouble, but staying away from Lily is harder than all three. When blackmail hits her life, their chemistry gets impossible to ignore.
Rookies Hit It Better
by Heather C Myers
2021
Knox has always treated Beth like one of the gang, until another guy notices her first. Suddenly friendship feels a lot more dangerous.
Rookies Say It Better
by Heather C Myers
2021
Alec's image is tanking, so fake-dating his enemy Noah seems like the perfect fix. Then secrets, chemistry, and too much forced proximity make the plan harder to control.
Rookies Touch It Better
by Heather C Myers
2021
Connor never wanted to be a husband, until the wife who left him shows up asking for a divorce. Winning Juliette back means facing everything he got wrong.
Rookies Play It Better
by Heather C Myers
2022
A hard-hitting rookie with a bad reputation agrees to fake-date Hailey, his boss's cousin, to save his career. What starts as damage control quickly turns personal.
Minor League Mayhem books in chronological order

Rookies Do It Better
by Heather C Myers
2019Minor League Mayhem, Book 1
Rookies Say It Better
by Heather C Myers
2021Minor League Mayhem, Book 2
Rookies Hit It Better
by Heather C Myers
2021Minor League Mayhem, Book 3
Rookies Touch It Better
by Heather C Myers
2021Minor League Mayhem, Book 4
Rookies Play It Better
by Heather C Myers
2022Minor League Mayhem, Book 5
Series background & context
Minor League Mayhem keeps its eye on hockey players who are talented, reckless, and not nearly as grown-up as they think they are. The books are set around the Irvine Mayhem, the minor league affiliate of the Newport Beach Seagulls, which gives the whole series a strong connected-world feel.
That setup matters.
These are not polished superstars at the top of the sport. They are younger players, still building careers, still making dumb choices, and still learning that one bad night can wreck a lot more than a stat line. Heather C Myers uses that stage well. Reputation problems, family baggage, fake relationships, old crushes, and marriages that never really got a fair start all fit naturally here.
Each book centers a different couple, so the romances work as interconnected standalones. The shared cast keeps popping up, which makes the series feel like one messy season of overlapping personal drama. Hockey is always present, but the emotional hook is what drives things from book to book.
If you like new adult sports romance with recurring characters, a sunny Southern California backdrop, and heroes who usually need to grow up before they get the girl, this series is an easy one to settle into.
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