



Maple Hills
4 books
The Maple Hills series by Hannah Grace and Devney Perry has 3 books. Start with Icebreaker (2020), then read the rest in the order below.
Maple Hills reading order

Icebreaker
Hannah Grace
When a prank leaves the men's hockey rink destroyed, figure skater Anastasia Allen and her team are forced to share ice time with their rivals, the hockey team. This unexpected proximity throws Anastasia into the path of Nathan Hawkins, the formidable captain of the hockey team, igniting a rivalry that quickly begins to thaw. As they navigate the challenges of sharing the ice and the pressures of their respective sports, Anastasia and Nathan find themselves unexpectedly drawn to each other. This story explores the sparks that fly when competition meets attraction, and the surprising connections that can form in the most unlikely of circumstances.

Indigo Ridge
Devney Perry
Winslow Covington believes in life, liberty, and the letter of the law, but as Quincy, Montana’s new police chief, she must prove she earned her badge through grit—not family connections. When a woman is found dead on Indigo Ridge, Winslow’s investigation draws her into a dangerous mystery and forces her to confront the town’s secrets. Her greatest complication may be Griffin Reed, a rugged local with whom she shares a simmering enemies-to-lovers tension and an undeniable attraction. Set against the backdrop of a tight-knit Montana community, this small-town romance blends suspense, emotional conflict, and the irresistible pull of love that refuses to follow the rules.

Wildfire
Hannah Grace
In the heart of summer camp, two counselors, Aurora Roberts and Russ Callaghan, find themselves entangled in a forbidden romance that ignites after a single, unforgettable night. As they navigate the complexities of their hidden feelings, they embark on a journey of healing, revealing past scars and discovering profound beauty in each other and themselves. This story delves into the intricate process of self-discovery and the redemptive power of connection, exploring how two broken individuals can find solace and wholeness in one another. Hannah Grace masterfully crafts an earnest and decadent tale of love found in unexpected places, perfect for readers seeking a deeply emotional and character-driven romance.

Daydream
Hannah Grace
On a fictional college campus where expectations run high, Halle Jacobs—an empath with a habit of putting everyone else first—finds her carefully managed world shifting as she grows closer to Henry Turner, a hockey star trying to juggle team leadership with demanding academics. Told through their alternating first-person voices, their slow-burn connection deepens during junior year, moving from tutoring and late-night conversations toward the possibility of something more intimate than either planned. When Halle reveals she’s writing a romance novel for a competition, Henry offers to help her by taking her on dates that spark the experiences she needs—turning his own struggles with responsibility into a chance to show up for her. With themes of self-prioritization, emotional honesty, and the difference between daydreaming and choosing, this opposites-attract, friends-to-lovers romance delivers Hannah Grace’s signature blend of heartfelt tension and character-driven longing.