Wittmore U Hockey Books in Order
Part ofAngel Lawson Books in OrderFind the Wittmore U Hockey books in order by Angel Lawson, with summaries, reading order, series background, and tips on where to begin.
Last updated: July 13, 2026
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Wittmore U Hockey books in publication order
4 books
Faking It with the Forward
by Angel Lawson
2023
A surprise kiss from Wittmore U's hockey captain pulls the team intern into a fake dating scheme. What starts as a convenient lie gets harder to keep separate from real feelings.
Guarded by the Goalie
by Angel Lawson
2024
A deal to fix their reputations drags a hurting college girl and star goalie Axel Rakestraw together. What starts as self-reinvention quickly turns into real protection and real feelings.
Daring the Defender
by Angel Lawson
2025
Fresh from leaving her fiancé, a sheltered young woman lands on her brother's doorstep and kisses his best friend instead. Reid thinks it is a rebound, until he realizes he is the one falling hard.
Enticing the Enforcer
by Angel Lawson
2025
Global pop star Ingrid Flockton should ignore the note a bold hockey enforcer leaves in her dressing room. Jefferson Parks is chasing a fantasy, but for once he wants more than a win.
Wittmore U Hockey books in chronological order
Series background & context
Wittmore U Hockey is Lawson in a more openly contemporary, trope-driven mood. These books are linked standalones set around the same college hockey circle, so each one gives you a fresh couple while keeping the same campus energy alive. The first book, Faking It with the Forward, starts with fake dating and a team intern who gets pulled into the orbit of the captain.
After that, the series keeps playing with reputation.
These are romances about people trying to reinvent themselves while still living inside very public identities. One heroine wants to stop being seen as a jersey chaser. Another lands on the doorstep of the wrong roommate at exactly the wrong moment. A pop star collides with an overconfident enforcer. The sports setting adds pressure and timing, but the books are really about vulnerability, chemistry, and figuring out who you are when everyone around you thinks they already know.
Compared with Lawson's darker series, Wittmore U is lighter on menace and heavier on banter, attraction, and emotional clean-up. If you want college romance with familiar tropes, strong friend-group continuity, and a sports backdrop that matters, this series is an easy place to land.
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