The Vancouver Agitators Books in Order
Part ofMeghan Quinn Books in OrderSee The Vancouver Agitators books by Meghan Quinn in order, with quick summaries, series background, and help starting these hockey romances.
Last updated: June 11, 2026
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The Vancouver Agitators books in publication order
4 books
Kiss and Don't Tell
by Meghan Quinn
2021
After getting stranded in the Canadian Rockies, Winnie stumbles into a cabin full of pro hockey players and lands face-to-face with Pacey Lawes, her ex-boyfriend's half-brother. Keeping it casual is not going to work.
Those Three Little Words
by Meghan Quinn
2022
A one-night stand goes very wrong, or very right, when Eli discovers he has gotten his best friend's sister pregnant. Forced proximity and years of hidden feelings raise the stakes fast.
He's Not My Type
by Meghan Quinn
2023
A hockey player who has been quietly in love with his future roommate suddenly gets the chance to fake date her for one night. He knows exactly how risky that is.
Right Man, Right Time
by Meghan Quinn
2023
A young journalism student blurts out a fake boyfriend lie and finds herself fake dating hockey star Silas Tatters. Funny, awkward, and full of age-gap chemistry.
The Vancouver Agitators books in chronological order
Series background & context
The Vancouver Agitators books are Meghan Quinn's hockey-romance playground, and they are a great match for readers who like their sports romance funny, hot, and packed with teammate chaos. The team dynamic does a lot of the work here. These men are nosy, loyal, ridiculous, and always a little too invested in one another's love lives.
It is a very good setup for comedy.
Beginning with Kiss and Don't Tell and continuing through Those Three Little Words, Right Man, Right Time, He's Not My Type, and So This Is War, the series covers a wide range of favorite tropes. There is fake dating, roommates-to-lovers, best friend's sister trouble, pining, pregnancy complications, and rivalry that keeps drifting toward foreplay. The hockey backdrop gives everything pace, but the books win on character chemistry and group banter.
This is one of Quinn's easiest series to recommend if you want her later style. The jokes are bigger, the emotional beats are cleaner, and the world feels rich without being hard to enter. Start at the beginning if you can, because the recurring teammates make every new book a little funnier and a little sweeter.
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