The Nest Books in Order
Part ofPiper Rayne Books in OrderSee The Nest books by Piper Rayne in order, with summaries, series background, and help starting this connected Chicago hockey romance series.
Last updated: June 29, 2026
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The Nest books in publication order
5 books
Mr. B
by Piper Rayne
2024
A heroine who has loved Henry Hensley since childhood returns home hoping to avoid him, only to become his son's substitute teacher. Second chances get a lot harder to dodge after that.
Mr. Heartbreaker
by Piper Rayne
2024
A woman breaks a promise to her brother when she starts sleeping with Rowan Landry, a hot hockey player with old ties to her family. Then her brother joins Rowan's team and everything blows up.
Mr. Charming / Mr. C
by Piper Rayne
2025
A woman who thought she was done with Tweetie Sorenson gets sent to Chicago to manage the Falcons' social media, and suddenly the ex she never really forgot is everywhere again.
Mr. S / Mr. Swoony
by Piper Rayne
2025
A bachelorette-party meet-cute with a Chicago goalie sends one woman spiraling into doubt about her wedding. By the time he objects at the altar, everything has already changed.
The Nest Before Christmas
by Piper Rayne
2025
When the Falcons' plane is grounded just before Christmas, the guys launch a desperate cross-country trip home to their families. Back in Chicago, the women are managing holiday chaos of their own.
The Nest books in chronological order
Series background & context
The Nest is Piper Rayne's Chicago hockey romance series built around the Chicago Falcons and the people closest to them. If Hockey Hotties leans sun-soaked and flashy, this one feels a little more intimate and relationship-driven, with more exes, siblings, weddings, and long-held feelings waiting to explode.
The emotional mess arrives early.
Mr. Heartbreaker opens with a heroine who promised her brother she would never date his teammates, only to end up in a very not-casual situation with one anyway. Mr. Broody dives into a deep second-chance story involving a single-dad player and the woman who once loved him. Mr. Swoony brings in a runaway-bride setup, a goalie, and a bucket list that changes everything. Mr. Charming shifts to social-media management, old heartbreak, and a reunion that is anything but simple. Then The Nest Before Christmas gathers the whole world back together for a holiday trip full of wives, kids, delays, and travel disaster.
What ties the series together is proximity. These characters are linked by team life, shared history, and the fact that personal boundaries tend to collapse fast once everybody keeps landing in the same orbit. Piper Rayne make good use of that. The players feel like part of one larger brotherhood, but the series never lets the women fade into the background.
The tone is romantic and funny, with enough emotional history to keep things from feeling too easy. These are not first-glance strangers so much as people already carrying history into the room.
If you like hockey romance with strong crossover between books, a lot of relationship baggage, and a holiday novella that rewards sticking around, The Nest is a good series to settle into.
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