Sara Ney Books in Order

Cecelia cannot stand arrogant hockey player Matthew Wakefield, and he seems just as annoyed by her. Their constant sniping hides a fierce attraction that neither one can keep under control.

Studious Molly Wakefield only wants to survive senior year quietly, until mysterious star athlete Weston McGrath notices her. Their unlikely friendship is sweet, awkward, and charged from the start.

Abby is shy, bookish, and always one step away from embarrassment. Broody goalie Caleb likes solitude, until Abby quite literally falls into his life and changes the whole routine.

Becky wants to shake up her marriage, while newly divorced Janine is tired of bad dates and empty nights. Their girls' getaway turns messy, hilarious, and unexpectedly life changing.

Tabitha has spent a year protecting one very personal secret. When Collin stumbles into the truth, hiding gets harder, and the fallout gets a lot more intimate.

Greyson invents a fake boyfriend, then has to face the very real guy she named. Calvin arrives ready for answers, and the confrontation sparks a romance built on a very shaky start.

A short holiday romance packed with winter chemistry, missed chances, and festive chaos, this novella delivers Sara Ney's playful take on a Christmas kiss.

Sebastian Oz Osborne is campus royalty, loud, arrogant, and impossible to ignore. Jameson Clarke wants nothing to do with him, which only makes the wrestler chase harder, until the banter turns into something real.

Daphne agrees to pretend to be something she is not for someone she barely knows. The favor sounds temporary, but fake feelings have a way of turning painfully real.

Janine's wedding should be joyful, but Becky is spiraling into full maid-of-honor-zilla mode. Between dress fittings, ruined invitations, and too much champagne, friendship gets tested in the funniest possible way.

Angry wrestler Zeke Daniels keeps everyone at arm's length, including the tutor he desperately needs. Quiet, steady Violet refuses to be intimidated, and their uneasy study sessions slowly crack him open.

Rhett is sweet, awkward, and humiliated when his roommates advertise his virginity across campus. Then one text stands out, and a connection with Laurel grows into a tender romance neither of them expected.

Scarlett spends weekends rescuing her friends from the athletes on Jock Row, which gets her banned from the party house. Rowdy, the baseball player assigned to keep her out, is the last person she wants to need.

Shy Teddy keeps getting overlooked at parties until Kip Carmichael notices. What starts as his plan to help her win a jock becomes a funny, sweet lesson in falling for the wrong person, in the best way.

After a few too many drinks, Peyton sends a wildly honest email to her cold, demanding boss. Anonymous messages, office tension, and serious chemistry turn a reckless mistake into a very real romance.

A man realizes his date is not the woman he thought she was, but her twin sister. The switch should end everything on the spot, yet it only makes him more curious.

After becoming the target of a humiliating bet, the wrestling coach's daughter lands in the orbit of the nicest guy on campus. Shared space and late-night talks turn a convenient arrangement into a real risk.

Football is Jackson Jennings Jr.'s whole life until he meets sharp-tongued Charlie on the side of the road. Their clash of truck-loving jock and unimpressed heroine turns into a slow, satisfying romance.

Piper has crushed on Ryder for years, but panic keeps her from bidding on him at a charity auction. One meddling friend steps in, and Ryder is suddenly very interested in the woman avoiding him.

A dating app match gives Skylar and Abraham an easy, funny connection, but one important lie sits between them. What starts as flirty messages turns complicated the moment real feelings show up.

Phillip is determined to win his bachelors' bet, until office renovations force him to share space with Spencer. Their workday sniping turns into attraction fast, and staying unattached suddenly looks like a losing strategy.

Brooks belongs to a private club built around one goal, staying single the longest. His biggest threat is Abbott, the smart, funny neighbor next door, plus one meddling grandmother who sees right through him.

A giant athlete who loves matchmaking other people makes a joke date offer that Hollis does not appreciate. When the joke stops being funny, he has to prove he is serious.

Cold, guarded Tripp wants privacy, not romance, at his brother's wedding weekend. The quiet woman his family keeps nudging his way turns out to be exactly the kind of complication he cannot ignore.

A wealthy athlete who hates being judged by his looks starts talking to a clever woman selling rare baseball cards. Their connection grows in secret, long before she knows who he really is.

A quick holiday romance full of Sara Ney's usual banter and awkward charm, this novella turns a New Year's celebration into the start of something unexpectedly sweet.

Rex Gunderson returns to campus with a better attitude and a bad reputation. When he becomes Hannah's dating coach, their lessons quickly turn personal, and both of them start wanting more than practice.

True wakes up pregnant after a one-night stand and keeps the secret from everyone, especially the man involved. Mateo only knows the woman he wants disappeared, and he is determined to find out why.

Jack Dryden-Jones never wanted to live in his brother's shadow, or keep pretending rugby fits him. Then he meets Eliza, who knows better than to date the guy her roommate wants, and the rules get messy.

Roman Whitaker is brilliant, awkward, and anything but a smooth player, which makes him an unlikely match for outgoing cheerleader Lilly. Their fake-dating arrangement turns into a slow burn neither one can fake for long.

A dare, a new roommate, and a trip to Vegas throw a cautious heroine straight into the path of British rugby player Ashley Dryden-Jones. Friendship comes easily, but keeping it there does not.

This collection brings together the first Bachelors Club romances, where a stay-single wager collides with neighbors, office chaos, and women the heroes cannot stop thinking about. It is a quick way into Sara Ney's sharp, funny adult rom-com world.

Practical and unimpressed, she is not looking for romance when smug Elias corners her with a favor at a party. Playing wingwoman should be simple, until the sparks between them stop feeling friendly.

Penelope thought leaving Jackson after an unexpected college pregnancy was the right thing to do. Their reunion forces both of them to face the years they lost and the life they might still claim.

Kicked into a weekend trip with her best friend's new football-star boyfriend, the heroine plans to keep watch, not flirt. Then she meets Davis, his charming best friend, and starts wondering if good guys can really be that good.

Hiding from paparazzi, a famous football player retreats to a quiet suburban rental and expects silence. Instead he gets a roommate who refuses to stay in the background, and the detour changes everything.

Draft-bound bad boy Dallas Colter needs a respectable fake girlfriend, and Ryann seems perfect, except for the history between them. What starts as damage control becomes much harder to manage.

Burned out and needing a break, Drew Colter heads home planning for a little fun, not a life change. Then his best friend's sister Tess becomes impossible to ignore.

Drake Colter swears he does not want a girlfriend, but helping his identical twin with women turns into a mess. One lie, one mix-up, and one girl later, he is in trouble.

When a squirrel tears through her wall, the heroine runs straight to the hockey players next door for help. Broody Brodie is useful with repairs, but far more dangerous once feelings get involved.

Single mom Margot thinks pro quarterback Dex is a catfish when they match on a dating app. Their text war leads to a real connection, helped along by chance meetings and one unforgettable kid.

Nova knows better than to date her twin brother's teammate, but a dating app and one charming forward named Luca make rule-breaking look tempting. Their secret relationship gets harder to hide as feelings deepen.

Focused on her own career, the heroine has no plans to fall for the shirtless man living across the hall. Houston Baddies chaos, close quarters, and rising stakes make that plan impossible.

Austin roasts struggling hockey goalie Gio Montagalo in a sports bar and ends up challenged to do it again from the stands. Their flirtation is funny, messy, and a lot more real than either expects.

Harlow, creator of a dating app, meets a handsome stranger in New York without realizing he is star football free agent Landon Burke. Their instant chemistry gets complicated the moment his real life follows her home.

Lucy thinks Harris is one of the lumberjacks in town for Star Lake's festival, and he lets the mistake stand. What follows is a playful small-town romance between a cautious yoga teacher and a linebacker hiding in plain sight.

Harper catches hockey star Easton in her backyard after a prank goes wrong and uses the moment to bargain for a prom date. Their deal starts as leverage and turns into something much harder to fake.

Annabelle's staycation goes sideways when the cabin she booked is already occupied by Callum McBride, a grumpy Scottish football player recovering from surgery. One shared space, one wild night, and one very real marriage raise the stakes fast.

Layla is trying to save Star Lake's Fall Fest when grumpy NFL linebacker Hayes arrives owing a favor, with his nine-year-old daughter in tow. A fake crisis turns into a warm, funny small-town romance with very real stakes.