Portland Storm Books in Order
Part ofCatherine Gayle Books in OrderExplore Catherine Gayle’s Portland Storm books in order, with hockey romance summaries and a guide to choosing where to start the connected series.
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Portland Storm books in publication order
18 books
Breakaway
by Catherine Gayle
2013
Portland Storm captain Eric Zellinger struggles to keep his team competitive when his best friend's sister Dana asks for help overcoming trauma. Their trust becomes a romantic challenge that tests his priorities and the boundaries he has tried to maintain.
Delay of Game
by Catherine Gayle
2014
Portland Storm enforcer Cam Johnson's actions on the ice contribute to a crisis for his coach. The coach's daughter Sara wants nothing to do with him, but his efforts to make amends challenge her judgment of the fiercely loyal player.
Double Major
by Catherine Gayle
2014
The Portland Storm gathers on NHL draft day for a double wedding rather than a game. This follow-up novella revisits the early couples as an unexpected guest, difficult apologies, farewells, and new beginnings complicate a celebration shared across the team.
Holiday Hat Trick
by Catherine Gayle
2014
Hockey player Mitchell Quincey visits his ex-wife Mia at Christmas intending to collect belongings and spend time with their daughter. Her gathered family turns the visit into an unexpected reunion, awakening the feelings neither has managed to put behind them.
In the Zone
by Catherine Gayle
2014
Defenseman Keith Burns and Brianna Hayden agree to an anonymous encounter, then meet again after it should have ended. Their attraction grows into a possible future, but his painful family history and her need for honesty threaten their fragile trust.
Light the Lamp
by Catherine Gayle
2014
Widowed hockey player Liam Kallen rescues Noelle Payne after she loses her job and home. Her optimism helps him reconnect with life and his sport, but their growing romance requires more than providing the material help she refuses to prioritize.
On the Fly
by Catherine Gayle
2014
Returning from injuries, Brenden Campbell wants to secure his place with the Portland Storm and win Rachel Shaw's attention. The team's new assistant is focused on building stability for her children, and fears repeating a mistake by trusting another man.
Taking A Shot
by Catherine Gayle
2014
Teenager Katie Weber's leukemia treatment leaves her reluctant to attend prom, despite her longstanding crush on hockey player Jamie Babcock. Jamie offers companionship at a painful time, confronting the risks of pursuing his teammate's daughter while trying to support her.
Comeback
by Catherine Gayle
2015
Recovering addict Nicklas Ericsson hopes to rebuild his hockey career, but a major family request threatens his stability. Nonprofit executive Jessica Lynch becomes an exception to her emotional distance, while their relationship tests what each can offer during his recovery.
Dropping Gloves
by Catherine Gayle
2015
Katie Weber returns from pursuing Hollywood ambitions to reconcile with Jamie Babcock, but he refuses to risk another heartbreak. Her determination to regain the relationship grows as she faces a personal battle that makes his support more important than ever.
Home Ice
by Catherine Gayle
2015
Portland Storm coach Mattias Bergstrom meets single mother Paige Calhoun and her four daughters at a hockey event. His connection with her youngest reveals tenderness he hides from players, while Paige finds herself drawn to the man beneath his reserve.
Mistletoe Misconduct
by Catherine Gayle
2015
General manager Jim Sutter's friends create an online dating opportunity he never planned to pursue. His ex-wife Elaine discovers the profile and arranges a holiday meeting, hoping forgiveness can restore the relationship they lost and give them another future together.
Game Breaker
by Catherine Gayle
2016
Nate Golston's playoff ambitions are threatened by degrading attention from opposing fans and online ridicule. Reporter Anne Dennison's documentary work brings them closer, but advancing her career through his struggles creates a conflict between professional opportunity and their developing relationship.
Losing an Edge
by Catherine Gayle
2016
Levi Babcock wants to escape his hockey-playing brother's shadow, while figure skater Cadence Johnson seeks independence from her partner. Their attraction interrupts both plans, and a threat from her past forces Levi to reconsider what being successful means to him.
Defensive Zone
by Catherine Gayle
2017
Defenseman Cody Williams tries to repay his coach's past help by keeping away from the coach's daughter Dani. The aspiring fashion designer pursues him anyway, forcing the pair to weigh their attraction against the possibility of Cody being traded.
Neutral Zone
by Catherine Gayle
2017
After publicly revealing his sexuality, hockey player Cole Paxton faces unexpected scrutiny. Luke Weber, whose own professional hockey dreams failed, is drawn to him, but their relationship requires both men to reconsider the careers and futures they once expected.
Power Play
by Catherine Gayle
2017
Alone in Cabo after his fiancée's betrayal, injured hockey player Riley Jezek meets Mackenzie Cain in her wedding dress. Both have been abandoned by their expected futures, and his unexpected proposal offers a way to turn heartbreak into another possibility.
Free Agent
by Catherine Gayle
2018
Portland Storm player Blake Kozlow feels understood by special education teacher Beatriz Castillo, who encourages her students to overcome limitations. Their attraction challenges her guarded response to his impulsiveness, while personal insecurities threaten their chance to build a shared future.
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