Elise Faber Books in Order (Updated August 4, 2026)

Elise Faber writes contemporary romance, hockey romance, billionaire romance, small-town romance, romantic suspense, and paranormal fantasy.

Her bibliography is extensive, but it does not form one continuous universe. Gold Hockey, Breakers Hockey, Rush Hockey, Sierra Hockey, Eagles Hockey, Grizzlies Hockey, and several newer series each follow different teams or communities. The Billionaire’s Club, Life Sucks, Roosevelt Ranch, and Love, Camera, Action occupy separate continuities.

Most of Faber’s romance novels follow a different central couple and provide a complete romantic ending. Reading within a series is still recommended because teammates, friends, relatives, earlier couples, and team developments carry from one book to the next.

The Best Starting Points

1. Begin with Blocked for Elise Faber’s longest hockey series.
2. Begin with Bad Night Stand for billionaire romantic comedy.
3. Begin with Disaster at Roosevelt Ranch for family-centered small-town romance.
4. Begin with Broken for Breakers Hockey.
5. Begin with Big Puck Energy for a shorter hockey series with playful titles.
6. Begin with Broken Laces for Eagles Hockey.
7. Begin with Married to Number Twenty-Two for Grizzlies Hockey.
8. Begin with Phoenix Rising for paranormal romantic suspense.
9. Begin with Ballrooms & Blackmail only after completing the earlier Oak Ridge Vineyards books.

The Hockey Reading District

Elise Faber has several hockey series. They share a genre, but they should not automatically be treated as one continuous team universe.

The safest approach is to complete each team separately:

1. Gold Hockey
2. Breakers Hockey
3. Rush Hockey
4. Sierra Hockey
5. Eagles Hockey
6. Eagles Hockey: Oak Ridge Vineyards
7. Grizzlies Hockey
8. Home Ice Heroes
9. Blue Line Matchmaking

Some crossover references may appear, but each series has its own starting point.

Gold Hockey Books in Order

Gold Hockey is Elise Faber’s longest completed hockey sequence. It follows players, coaches, team employees, friends, and relatives connected to the Gold.

The books are interconnected standalones. Publication order preserves team changes and recurring relationships.

1. Blocked (2016): A hockey player and a woman with strong reasons to resist him begin the Gold series through a romance shaped by professional pressure and emotional defenses.
2. Backhand (2017): Another member of the Gold organization faces a relationship in which old assumptions and the demands of hockey make trust difficult.
3. Boarding (2019): A team-connected romance develops through conflict, close proximity, and the consequences of crossing personal boundaries.
4. Benched (2019): A player removed from the action must confront the emotional and professional problems he can no longer escape through hockey.
5. Breakaway (2019): Attraction creates an opportunity for two people to leave old patterns behind, but the Gold family ensures their choices affect more than one couple.
6. Breakout (2019): A character trapped by reputation or circumstance attempts to build a different future while falling for someone inside the team’s wider circle.
7. Checked (2020): A relationship is tested by interference, professional expectations, and the kind of emotional collision that cannot be treated like another play on the ice.
8. Coasting (2020): A Gold player or team-connected character learns that maintaining momentum is not the same as making a genuine commitment.
9. Centered (2020): A romance develops as the central characters search for stability inside a professional world built around pressure and constant movement.
10. Charging (2020): Determination and attraction push another couple toward a relationship that requires more emotional risk than either expected.
11. Caged (2021): A character constrained by fear, duty, or personal history must decide whether love offers freedom or another form of vulnerability.
12. Crashed (2021): A sudden personal or professional collapse forces a member of the Gold community to accept help from someone capable of changing his future.
13. Cycled (2021): A relationship caught in repeated patterns can only move forward when both partners confront the history keeping them apart.
14. A Gold Christmas (2021): Players and established couples return during the holidays for relationship updates, family developments, and a seasonal continuation of the team’s story.
15. Caught (2022): A character trying to conceal attraction, feelings, or a difficult truth is forced into honesty when the relationship becomes impossible to hide.
16. Cap (2022): Leadership, responsibility, and the expectations placed on a central hockey figure complicate a romance with consequences for the wider team.
17. Covered (2022): Protection and secrecy become central when one person attempts to shield another from emotional or public harm.
18. Crushed (2023): A painful attraction or long-standing emotional wound brings another Gold couple together while earlier relationships remain active around them.
19. Changed (2023): A character returning to the Gold world discovers that personal change does not automatically repair the relationships damaged before it happened.
20. Scored (2024): Hockey success and romantic risk collide as another player discovers that winning professionally does not guarantee control of his private life.

Golden

Golden (2024): A later Gold Hockey story revisits the established team family and gives readers another relationship shaped by the history of the long-running series.

Golden is sometimes listed outside the primary numbering. It should be read after Scored rather than used as an introduction.

Gold Hockey Reading Recommendation

Read all twenty numbered books in order, then add Golden.

A Gold Christmas belongs after Cycled. It reveals established couples and should not be read as a standalone holiday introduction.

Breakers Hockey Books in Order

Breakers Hockey follows another professional team and its growing found family. The title pattern begins with the letter B, but each novel centers on a different romantic conflict.

1. Broken (2021): A damaged player or team-connected character begins rebuilding through a relationship that requires honesty about the past.
2. Boldly (2021): A couple must act with greater courage than either expected when attraction challenges professional and personal boundaries.
3. Breathless (2021): A fast-moving relationship leaves both central characters emotionally exposed while the Breakers circle continues developing around them.
4. Ballsy (2022): Confidence and provocation drive a romance between people unwilling to retreat from conflict or attraction.
5. Bewitched (2022): A powerful attraction feels almost impossible to resist, but the couple must separate genuine compatibility from infatuation.
6. Blowout (2022): A major personal or professional disruption forces another Breakers character into a relationship he did not plan.
7. Breathe (2023): Recovery, patience, and emotional safety become central as one couple attempts to move beyond earlier pain.

A Breakers Christmas

A Breakers Christmas (2023): Established Breakers couples reunite during the holidays for family developments and a seasonal continuation of the team’s story.

8. Blazed (2024): Attraction intensifies around a character whose confidence or difficult reputation hides deeper emotional complications.
9. Bound (2024): Obligation, loyalty, or an unavoidable connection ties two people together until their arrangement becomes a permanent relationship.
10. Branded (2025): A character carrying a powerful public reputation must confront whether the identity placed on him matches the partner he wants to become.

Breakers Hockey Reading Recommendation

Begin with Broken and continue through Branded.

Place A Breakers Christmas after Breathe. It is a reunion story and may reveal the outcomes of the first seven romances.

Rush Hockey Books in Order

Rush Hockey is a seven-book professional hockey series with a lighter, highly trope-focused presentation.

1. Big Puck Energy (2022): A confident hockey player meets someone capable of challenging the charm and public persona he uses to control relationships.
2. Filthy Puckboy (2022): A player with a provocative reputation enters a romance that exposes the difference between his public behavior and private emotional needs.
3. So Pucking Over It (2022): A heroine determined to avoid hockey players becomes involved with the man most capable of overturning that decision.
4. Love, Pucks, and Other Stories (2023): Hockey, romance, and the growing Rush found family intersect as another couple takes the central role.
5. All’s Fair in Pucks and War (2023): Rivalry and attraction turn a personal conflict into a relationship in which neither side can remain emotionally neutral.
6. No Pucks Lost Between Us (2023): A couple with unfinished history or competing loyalties tries to rebuild trust without losing the connection that still exists between them.
7. Puck & Make Up (2024): Reconciliation and second chances bring the Rush series toward its conclusion through a relationship that cannot move forward without repairing the past.

Sierra Hockey Books in Order

Sierra Hockey follows players and people connected to another professional hockey organization. Snowed is a prequel or companion story rather than the first numbered novel.

Snowed

Snowed (2024): A winter storm creates forced proximity for characters connected to the Sierra hockey world, turning temporary isolation into a romantic opportunity.

1. Over the Line (2023): A player crosses a personal or professional boundary and must decide whether the resulting relationship is worth the consequences.
2. Caught from Behind (2024): A central character is surprised by attraction or emotional history that becomes impossible to ignore.
3. The Big Skate (2024): A major hockey event, career turning point, or public challenge places another Sierra couple under intense pressure.
4. On the Fly (2025): A fast-changing situation forces two people to adjust their expectations as attraction develops without careful planning.
5. Attacking the Zone (2025): A determined player pursues both professional success and a relationship that requires a more thoughtful strategy than he first expects.

Sierra Hockey Reading Recommendation

The cleanest route is:

1. Snowed
2. Over the Line
3. Caught from Behind
4. The Big Skate
5. On the Fly
6. Attacking the Zone

Readers may also begin with Over the Line and return to Snowed later.

Eagles Hockey Books in Order

Eagles Hockey follows another team and a tightly connected group of players and families.

1. Broken Laces (2024): A player whose career or personal life has come apart begins rebuilding through an unexpected relationship.
2. Knotted Laces (2024): Family ties, obligation, or emotional complications bind another couple together more tightly than either intended.
3. Loaded Laces (2025): Professional pressure and personal baggage create a romance in which the central characters carry more risk than they initially reveal.
4. Lucky Laces (2025): Chance, timing, and hockey bring two people together, but lasting love requires more than good fortune.
5. Forever Laced (2026): The fifth Eagles romance brings another couple toward permanent commitment while revisiting the team family created in the earlier books.

Eagles Hockey: Oak Ridge Vineyards Books in Order

Oak Ridge Vineyards is a spin-off or connected branch from Eagles Hockey. It combines wealthy families, business, wine-country settings, and relationships connected to the Eagles world.

1. Bottles & Blades (2025): Wine-country business and professional hockey intersect when two people from different worlds become romantically involved.
2. Beauty & the Boardroom (2025): Corporate power and attraction bring a heroine into conflict with a businessman whose controlled professional life begins to unravel around her.
3. The Bachelor & the Break-in (2026): A break-in forces a wealthy bachelor into close contact with a woman whose presence changes both the investigation and his private life.
4. Ballrooms & Blackmail (2026): A formal social world and a blackmail threat place the final Oak Ridge couple under pressure while secrets threaten the vineyard and its connected families.

Oak Ridge Vineyards Reading Recommendation

Read the four books in order.

Ballrooms & Blackmail is the final Oak Ridge Vineyards novel and Elise Faber’s latest published release as of August 4, 2026.

Grizzlies Hockey Books in Order

Grizzlies Hockey uses player numbers in its titles and follows relationships connected to another professional team.

1. Married to Number Twenty-Two (2025): A marriage arrangement ties a woman to a Grizzlies player and forces both of them to decide whether the relationship can become genuine.
2. Divorced from Number Thirty-Eight (2025): A former couple faces the unresolved feelings and practical consequences left after their marriage ends.
3. Knocked Up By Number Ninety (2026): An unexpected pregnancy connects a woman permanently to a hockey player whose place in her future was never supposed to be lasting.
4. One Night with Number Nineteen (2026): A supposedly limited encounter with a Grizzlies player develops consequences that make one night impossible to leave in the past.
5. Friends with Number Ten (2027): A friendship with a hockey player will become more complicated when emotional and romantic boundaries begin changing.

Friends with Number Ten is forthcoming and should not yet be counted as a published book.

Home Ice Heroes Books in Order

Home Ice Heroes is a new small-town hockey series.

1. Small Town, Big Storm (2026): A powerful storm traps or reunites characters in a small community where hockey connections and forced proximity create a new romance.
2. Small Town, Big Trouble (2026): Trouble follows another hockey-connected couple whose relationship becomes inseparable from the problems affecting their town.
3. Small Town, Big Scandal (2027): A public scandal will place another small-town relationship under pressure from gossip, hockey, and community expectations.

The series begins after this article’s latest confirmed release point. Publication dates should be rechecked before adding the books to a completed-release list.

Blue Line Matchmaking Books in Order

Blue Line Matchmaking follows a professional matchmaker working around hockey players.

1. Match Me if You Can (2026): Blue Line matchmaker Ivy accepts two million dollars to pose as hockey captain Ace Ambrose’s fiancée, only for their contractual engagement to become emotionally real.
2. A Match to Remember (2027): A new hockey matchmaking assignment will create another relationship in which professional planning cannot control genuine attraction.

Match Me if You Can is scheduled for November 9, 2026 and remains forthcoming as of this update.

Other Hockey and Sports Shared-World Books

Lace ’em Up

Lace ’em Up (2024): A hockey romance opens the multi-author Bang Brothers Hockey series and follows one brother inside a family whose remaining books are written by other authors.

The other Bang Brothers installments are optional for Elise Faber readers.

Tattooed Troublemaker

Tattooed Troublemaker (2020): A tattooed hero with a difficult reputation becomes involved in a romance shaped by attraction, judgment, and the consequences of his past.

This book belongs to the multi-author Cocky Hero Club and is separate from Faber’s private series.

Gamebreakers Books in Order

Gamebreakers is co-written with Kat Mizera. The series follows connected athletes and couples whose relationships develop around competition and high-level sport.

1. Icebreaker (2024): An athlete or sports-connected character disrupts another person’s carefully controlled life, beginning the shared series through an unexpected romance.
2. Heartbreaker (2025): A central figure known for leaving emotional damage behind meets someone unwilling to become another temporary relationship.
3. Dealbreaker (2025): A relationship confronts one condition neither person believes can be compromised.
4. Rulebreaker (2025): Attraction forces another couple to challenge the personal or professional rules governing their lives.
5. Oathbreaker (2025): A promise or old commitment becomes the central obstacle in the final Gamebreakers romance.

Read all five books in order because the athletic group and earlier couples recur.

The Billionaire Reading District

The Billionaire’s Club is Elise Faber’s longest non-hockey romance series. Each book follows a different central couple connected through wealth, business, friendships, or relatives.

Billionaire’s Club Books in Order

1. Bad Night Stand (2018): A disastrous or unexpected one-night encounter becomes the beginning of a relationship with a wealthy man.
2. Bad Breakup (2018): A painful separation leaves a couple with unfinished feelings and reasons to question whether ending the relationship was a mistake.
3. Bad Husband (2019): A troubled marriage becomes the central conflict as a husband must prove that commitment means more than remaining legally married.
4. Bad Hookup (2019): A supposedly casual encounter creates emotional and practical consequences neither person planned.
5. Bad Divorce (2019): A former couple confronts the damage, attraction, and unresolved commitments left by their divorce.
6. Bad Fiancé (2019): An engagement becomes unstable when secrets, doubts, or the wrong expectations threaten the couple’s future.
7. Bad Boyfriend (2020): A wealthy man with a poor relationship record must prove that he is capable of becoming a dependable partner.
8. Bad Blind Date (2020): A blind date goes wrong in ways that create an unexpected connection rather than a clean escape.
9. Bad Wedding (2020): Wedding plans, family interference, or a ceremony-related disaster bring another billionaire couple into conflict.
10. Bad Engagement (2020): A relationship arrangement or troubled proposal forces the couple to decide whether they genuinely want the same future.
11. Bad Bridesmaid (2021): A woman whose behavior or reputation makes her an unlikely wedding-party choice becomes the center of her own romance.

Bad Billionaires Quickies

Bad Billionaires Quickies (2021): Short stories revisit Billionaire’s Club couples and provide additional romantic, domestic, or humorous moments after their main endings.

12. Bad Swipe (2021): Online dating or an impulsive digital choice connects two people who would not otherwise have entered each other’s lives.
13. Bad Girlfriend (2021): A woman judged as an unsuitable partner must decide whether the relationship is worth challenging other people’s expectations.
14. Bad Best Friend (2022): Friendship becomes romantic, threatening the familiarity and emotional security both characters have relied on.
15. Bad Rebound (2022): A relationship intended to help someone recover from heartbreak becomes more serious than either person planned.
16. Bad Romance (2023): Two people with every reason to distrust love find themselves building the kind of relationship they believe should fail.
17. Bad Business (2023): Professional competition, corporate power, or a risky agreement complicates the final principal Billionaire’s Club romance.

Billionaire’s Club Reading Recommendation

Read the seventeen main books in order.

Place Bad Billionaires Quickies after Bad Bridesmaid. The collection contains established couples and should not be used as the series introduction.

The Small-Town and Family Reading District

Roosevelt Ranch Books in Order

Roosevelt Ranch follows a family and the people drawn into life around their property.

1. Disaster at Roosevelt Ranch (2016): A family or romantic crisis disrupts life at the ranch and introduces the relationships supporting the series.
2. Heartbreak at Roosevelt Ranch (2018): A painful past or failed relationship brings another couple together while the ranch family continues around them.
3. Collision at Roosevelt Ranch (2019): Two lives collide through circumstances neither person can control, creating a romance with consequences for the wider family.
4. Regret at Roosevelt Ranch (2019): A character returns to an old mistake and must decide whether regret can become the basis for a second chance.
5. Desire at Roosevelt Ranch (2019): Attraction and family loyalty drive another ranch romance while previous couples remain part of the household.

Christmas at Roosevelt Ranch

Christmas at Roosevelt Ranch (2020): The Roosevelt family and established couples reunite during the holidays for a seasonal continuation of the series.

Read the holiday story after all five main novels.

Life Sucks Books in Order

Life Sucks is an interconnected romantic-comedy series whose titles reflect characters facing messy, disruptive circumstances.

1. Train Wreck (2017): A woman whose life has gone badly off course meets a man who may become either another disaster or the beginning of recovery.
2. Hot Mess (2020): A central character’s disorganized or publicly difficult life becomes the setting for an unexpectedly stabilizing romance.
3. Dumpster Fire (2021): A situation already moving toward catastrophe brings two people together when neither has the resources to manage another complication.
4. Clusterf@k* (2021): Multiple personal disasters collide, forcing a couple to work through chaos before a lasting relationship is possible.
5. FUBAR (2022): A badly damaged situation tests whether humor, attraction, and emotional honesty can produce a new beginning.
6. Perfect Storm (2022): Several pressures converge around another couple, creating the conditions for both emotional destruction and change.
7. Free Fall (2023): A character losing control of work, family, or personal direction must decide whether trusting another person is worth the risk.
8. Lost Cause (2023): Someone considered impossible to help or love finds a relationship capable of challenging that judgment.

Love After Midnight Books in Order

Love After Midnight is a four-book romance series organized around nightlife, drinks, music, and relationships developing outside ordinary routines.

1. Rum & Notes (2020): Music and a rum-fueled night bring two people together while professional ambition complicates their attraction.
2. Virgin Daiquiri (2020): Inexperience and romantic expectations become central when a seemingly light encounter develops deeper emotional consequences.
3. On the Rocks (2020): A relationship already under strain reaches a decisive point in a story shaped by nightlife and difficult choices.
4. Sex on the Seats (2021): A provocative encounter in a public or performance setting becomes the beginning of a relationship neither person can keep casual.

Love, Camera, Action Books in Order

Love, Camera, Action was previously marketed with harsher one-word titles. The current titles should be used to avoid duplicate entries.

1. Dotted Line (2020), previously Bitch: A contract or professional agreement places a forceful heroine inside a romance complicated by reputation and power.
2. Action Shot (2020), previously Cougar: An older woman and younger man face attraction under the scrutiny of the entertainment industry.
3. Close Up (2020), previously Whore: Public judgment and private identity collide when a woman defined by other people’s labels takes control of her own relationship.
4. End Scene (2020): A film or entertainment relationship reaches the point where the couple must choose between a clean ending and a different future.
5. Meet Cute (2021): An apparently perfect first meeting develops into a romance that is more complicated than its cinematic beginning suggests.

Love, Camera, Action Alternate-Title Warning

Do not count Bitch, Cougar, and Whore as separate books.

They are alternate editions of Dotted Line, Action Shot, and Close Up.

KTS Books in Order

KTS follows characters connected through high-risk professions, competition, or an organization represented by the initials KTS.

1. Riding the Edge (2020): A character working close to danger enters a relationship that pushes personal and professional limits.
2. Crossing the Line (2021): Attraction forces another couple to cross a boundary that once seemed necessary for safety or success.
3. Leveling the Field (2021): Unequal power or opportunity becomes central when two people attempt to build a more balanced relationship.
4. Scorching the Earth (2022): A final high-stakes conflict threatens relationships and loyalties across the established group.

The Fantasy and Paranormal Reading District

Phoenix Books in Order

Phoenix is a paranormal romantic-suspense trilogy following one continuing supernatural conflict.

1. Phoenix Rising (2014): A heroine with extraordinary abilities becomes involved in a dangerous secret world and a relationship connected to her emerging power.
2. Dark Phoenix (2015): The supernatural conflict deepens as darker abilities, enemies, and relationship complications threaten the central characters.
3. Phoenix Freed (2016): The trilogy reaches its conclusion as the heroine fights for control of her life, powers, and chosen relationship.

Read all three books in order.

Phoenix: LexTal Chronicles Books in Order

The LexTal Chronicles continue or expand the Phoenix world through another connected storyline.

1. From Ashes (2020): New central characters emerge from the aftermath of earlier supernatural events and become part of another dangerous bond.
2. In Flames (2021): The developing relationship and paranormal conflict intensify as hidden powers and enemies become harder to contain.
3. To Smoke (2021): The trilogy reaches its final stage as the characters confront the lasting consequences of the Phoenix world.

Read the original Phoenix trilogy before the LexTal Chronicles for the fullest context.

Other Collections and Collaborations

Hurt

Hurt (2015): This multi-author collection includes stories by Elise Faber, Rachel Van Dyken, and Kristin Vayden about characters facing pain, recovery, and romance.

Block & Tackle

Block & Tackle (2017): A sports-romance collection combines work by Elise Faber, Stephanie Fournet, and Kristin Vayden.

UnderDogs

UnderDogs (2017): This multi-author collection follows underestimated athletes or outsiders trying to prove themselves in sport and love.

On the Line

On the Line (2023): A multi-author hockey-romance collection includes an Elise Faber contribution alongside stories by other writers.

Winning My Grumpy Hero

Winning My Grumpy Hero (2025): This collection packages romances featuring emotionally guarded heroes and the partners who break through their resistance.

Collections may duplicate stories available separately. They should not be counted as numbered series installments.

Is There One Elise Faber Chronological Order?

No.

Gold Hockey, Breakers Hockey, Rush Hockey, Sierra Hockey, Eagles Hockey, Grizzlies Hockey, Roosevelt Ranch, Billionaire’s Club, Life Sucks, and the other series occupy separate continuities.

Chronological order matters inside the Phoenix books because they follow continuing supernatural plots. It also matters within long hockey series when recurring couples and team developments are important.

A full publication-order read would move constantly between unrelated teams and genres. Series order is clearer.

Recommended Elise Faber Reading Routes

The Complete Hockey Route

1. Gold Hockey
2. Breakers Hockey
3. Rush Hockey
4. Sierra Hockey
5. Eagles Hockey
6. Oak Ridge Vineyards
7. Grizzlies Hockey
8. Home Ice Heroes
9. Blue Line Matchmaking

This is a genre route, not one confirmed fictional chronology.

The Romantic-Comedy Route

1. Billionaire’s Club
2. Life Sucks
3. Love After Midnight
4. Love, Camera, Action

Each series remains separate, but all emphasize contemporary relationships, humor, and characters whose plans go badly wrong.

The Family and Small-Town Route

1. Roosevelt Ranch
2. Eagles Hockey
3. Oak Ridge Vineyards
4. Home Ice Heroes

These series suit readers who prefer close communities and recurring family relationships.

The Paranormal Route

1. Phoenix
2. Phoenix: LexTal Chronicles

The original trilogy should be completed before its later continuation.

Latest Elise Faber Book

Ballrooms & Blackmail (2026): A blackmail threat disrupts the wealthy Oak Ridge Vineyard circle and forces the final couple to protect both their relationship and the connected family business.

It is the fourth and final Eagles Hockey: Oak Ridge Vineyards book.

As of August 4, 2026, Ballrooms & Blackmail is Elise Faber’s latest published release.

Upcoming Elise Faber Books

Small Town, Big Storm (2026): The first Home Ice Heroes romance begins a new small-town hockey series through a storm, forced proximity, and a close community.

Small Town, Big Trouble (2026): The second Home Ice Heroes novel continues the town through another hockey-connected relationship.

Match Me if You Can (2026): Matchmaker Ivy accepts a two-million-dollar contract to pose as hockey captain Ace Ambrose’s fiancée. It is scheduled for November 9, 2026.

Friends with Number Ten (2027): The fifth Grizzlies Hockey romance will turn friendship with a player into a more complicated relationship.

A Match to Remember (2027): The second Blue Line Matchmaking novel will continue the hockey matchmaking series.

Small Town, Big Scandal (2027): The third Home Ice Heroes book will place another romance under public and community scrutiny.

Somewhere Worth Staying (2027): This novel is listed as the first Second Chances in Cedar Hollow romance.

Forthcoming titles and dates may change before publication.

Frequently Asked Questions

What Is Elise Faber’s First Book?

Phoenix Rising (2014): A heroine with extraordinary powers enters a dangerous paranormal world and begins the continuing Phoenix trilogy.

It is the earliest principal novel consistently included in current bibliographies.

What Is Elise Faber Best Known For?

Elise Faber is best known for hockey romance and the Billionaire’s Club.

Gold Hockey is her longest hockey series, while Billionaire’s Club contains seventeen principal novels and a short-story collection.

What Is the Best Elise Faber Book to Start With?

Begin with Blocked for hockey romance.

Begin with Bad Night Stand for billionaire romantic comedy, or choose Disaster at Roosevelt Ranch for a smaller family-centered series.

Do the Gold Hockey Books Need to Be Read in Order?

Each romance has a different couple and a complete ending.

Publication order is strongly recommended because team members, previous couples, families, and career developments continue across more than twenty stories.

How Many Gold Hockey Books Are There?

There are twenty numbered novels from Blocked through Scored.

A Gold Christmas is included in that numbering. Golden is a later related story that is often listed separately.

Is A Gold Christmas a Standalone?

It is a holiday reunion inside the Gold Hockey series.

Read it after Cycled to avoid learning earlier romantic outcomes.

Are Breakers Hockey and Gold Hockey the Same Series?

No.

They follow different hockey groups and have separate starting points.

Where Does A Breakers Christmas Belong?

Read it after Breathe and before Blazed.

It revisits established Breakers couples rather than introducing the team.

Is Snowed the First Sierra Hockey Book?

It is a prequel or companion story.

Readers can start with Snowed for chronological completeness or begin the numbered novels with Over the Line.

Is Oak Ridge Vineyards Part of Eagles Hockey?

Yes. It is a connected spin-off.

Read the five Eagles Hockey books before beginning Bottles & Blades when you want every family and hockey reference in context.

Is Ballrooms & Blackmail the Final Oak Ridge Vineyards Book?

Yes.

It is the fourth and final book in the series.

How Many Grizzlies Hockey Books Are Published?

Four are published as of August 4, 2026:

1. Married to Number Twenty-Two
2. Divorced from Number Thirty-Eight
3. Knocked Up By Number Ninety
4. One Night with Number Nineteen

Friends with Number Ten is scheduled for 2027.

Are the Billionaire’s Club Books Standalones?

They are interconnected standalones.

Each book follows a new couple, but friends, relatives, and previous couples continue to appear.

Is Bad Billionaires Quickies a Full Novel?

No.

It is a collection of short follow-ups involving established Billionaire’s Club characters.

Are Dotted Line and Bitch Different Books?

No.

Dotted Line was previously published as Bitch. Action Shot was previously Cougar, and Close Up was previously Whore.

Should Phoenix Be Read Before the LexTal Chronicles?

Yes.

The LexTal books expand the Phoenix world and are best read after Phoenix Freed.

Did Elise Faber Write Every Gamebreakers Book Alone?

No.

The Gamebreakers series is co-written with Kat Mizera.

Do I Need the Other Bang Brothers Hockey Books?

No.

Lace ’em Up is Elise Faber’s contribution to a multi-author series. The other brothers’ romances are written by different authors.

What Is Elise Faber’s Latest Book?

Ballrooms & Blackmail is her latest verified publication as of August 4, 2026.

It concludes the Oak Ridge Vineyards series.

Final Reading Recommendation

Begin with Blocked when hockey romance is your priority. Complete Gold Hockey in publication order, then choose another team rather than mixing every hockey series by release date.

Begin with Bad Night Stand for the Billionaire’s Club and continue through Bad Business. Add Bad Billionaires Quickies after Bad Bridesmaid.

For a shorter family series, read Roosevelt Ranch from Disaster at Roosevelt Ranch through Desire at Roosevelt Ranch, then finish with Christmas at Roosevelt Ranch.

The Phoenix books require the strictest continuity. Read the original trilogy before the LexTal Chronicles. Most of the contemporary series are interconnected standalones, but publication order remains the clearest way to preserve recurring characters and relationship developments.