Seattle Lumberjacks Books in Order
Seattle Lumberjacks is a series of 5 books written by Jami Davenport.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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Seattle Lumberjacks books in publication order
5 books
Fourth and Goal
by Jami Davenport
2011
Rachel McCormick's first professional football assignment reunites her with struggling receiver Derek Ramsey, her former best friend and lover. Helping him recover his form rekindles their attraction, placing her coaching responsibilities and his knowledge of a family secret in conflict.
Forward Passes
by Jami Davenport
2012
Quarterback Tyler Harris retreats to an island mansion after scandal and a breakup, only to encounter outspoken neighbor Lavender Mead. Her distrust of athletes complicates their attraction as both confront the fears keeping them from a lasting relationship.
Backfield in Motion
by Jami Davenport
2013
Running back Bruce Mackey sees more in team groundskeeper Mackenzie Hernandez than she sees in herself. As she seeks a scholarship and a makeover amid family difficulties, their friendship deepens, challenging assumptions about beauty, worth, and opportunity.
Down by Contact
by Jami Davenport
2013
Veteran football player Zach Murphy needs help improving his manners before his behavior jeopardizes his career. His team's chosen instructor is Kelsie Carrington-Richmond, the former beauty queen who broke his heart and now needs a fresh start herself.
Roughing the Passer
by Jami Davenport
2014
Quarterback Tyler Harris's long relationship with Lavender reaches a crossroads when she wants a commitment beyond the football championships he prizes. Their future depends on whether he can confront his reluctance to give her the ring she needs.
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