Thin Ice Books in Order

After heartbreak damages his season, hockey player Cato joins a new team and meets equipment manager Brodie. Cato wants to protect his straight public image, while Brodie refuses another closeted relationship, placing their attraction on uncertain ground.

After paralysis ends his rugby career, Dash finds purpose in sled hockey but struggles with loneliness away from the rink. Assistant coach Booker sees more than his cheerful public face, though pursuing their connection could jeopardize both their positions.

Hockey general manager Rider faces pressure to win a championship while developing feelings for his outspoken assistant Ben. Their daily clashes conceal mutual desire, but crossing professional boundaries risks the job and security Ben cannot afford to lose.

Coach Murphy wants to avoid Lev, whose teenage fixation once threatened his reputation. Now a wealthy hockey star, Lev pursues him again, forcing Murphy to confront an attraction he would rather deny and a past that still complicates everything.

Hockey captain Gustav finally abandons his yearslong pursuit of tattoo artist Tommy, who fears trusting his heart to a sought-after athlete. Just as Tommy considers fighting for their relationship, an unexpected tragedy changes what choices remain available.

Storm’s professional hockey success took him far from Barrett, the mobster’s son he loved. Neither has overcome their separation, but conflicting loyalties and resentment leave them struggling to find a future that does not require another devastating sacrifice.

Veteran goalie Daire considers retirement while regretting the people he has hurt outside the rink. A car accident brings him into Jason’s life, and an unlikely connection challenges both his habits and Jason’s conviction that he has no chance.

Hockey player Hugo and mafia heir Tavey expect their encounter to remain casual. Repeated meetings deepen the pull between them, but the secrets surrounding Tavey’s family introduce danger neither their confidence nor their attraction can easily contain.

Matt struggles to establish a sporting career despite his wealthy family’s success. Returning a lost wallet brings him to Slater, who offers the guidance he has lacked, but their changing attachment complicates an arrangement built around fixing his life.

Hockey star Jay has built his life around career success and casual encounters with women. Meeting teammate Cato’s shy twin Callan unsettles that certainty, creating a new attraction both men must navigate under the pressures of professional sports.

Football player Harlan’s carefree life is disrupted by his fascination with older hockey team owner Tanner. Wealth cannot solve their differences in age and distance, leaving Tanner to risk an ambitious plan for a relationship neither can easily arrange.

Pierre has left romantic drama behind and limits his interest in hockey player Lennox to watching from afar. Repeated chance meetings change that balance, with Lennox pursuing a reluctant older man who fears another charming athlete will hurt him.