Scotia Storms Books in Order
Part ofCathryn Fox Books in OrderBrowse Scotia Storms by Cathryn Fox in reading order, with short summaries for each book and a clear title list to help you find a starting point.
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Scotia Storms books in publication order
5 books
Away Game
by Cathryn Fox
2022
A hockey coach’s daughter plans to escape her familiar world for a Florida holiday and a sexual adventure. A blizzard instead leaves her snowed in with a hockey player whose appeal challenges her determination to avoid athletes.
Crash Course
by Cathryn Fox
2022
A woman agrees to help a Scotia Storms goalie during the summer, despite remembering how he ignored her while they grew up in Cape Breton. Forced proximity awakens attraction, while unresolved hurt complicates their changing relationship.
Home Advantage
by Cathryn Fox
2022
Hockey player Brandon Cannon asks his longtime friend to help him attract another woman. She has secretly loved him for years, and coaching him in romance at a cottage makes keeping her feelings hidden increasingly difficult.
Shut Out
by Cathryn Fox
2022
An injured college performer stays behind rather than face an expected holiday proposal from her wealthy boyfriend. Time with hockey player Ryan on his family’s Prince Edward Island potato farm forces her to reconsider what she wants.
Warm Up
by Cathryn Fox
2022
Accustomed to putting others first, a woman finds herself drawn to a hockey defenseman who seems interested mainly in pleasure. Their attraction challenges her loneliness, but past mistakes and responsibilities complicate the possibility of choosing for herself.
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