The Pucking Wrong Series in Order

About the Pucking Wrong series

Series Premise

Each book follows a star hockey player from the Dallas Knights (or related teams) who becomes dangerously obsessed with a heroine—often through a wrong number text, past connection, or chance encounter. The heroes are morally gray, stalker-ish alphas who cross lines (stalking, manipulation, possessiveness) to claim their woman, while the heroines (strong but vulnerable) are drawn into the obsession. Stories blend high-heat romance, dark themes (trauma, revenge, secrets), and hockey life (games, fame, pressure), with the "pucking wrong" guy proving he's the right one through extreme devotion. Common tropes: wrong number meet-cutes, stalker/obsession, enemies-to-lovers, second chances, age-gap, and "touch her and die" protectiveness.

Main Characters

The series rotates heroes from the Dallas Knights (and related teams), with heroines who become their obsession:
> Lincoln Daniels (The Pucking Wrong Number, Book 1) — Superstar hockey player; obsessive, charming, and relentless.
> Heroine — Struggling newcomer in a new city who answers his wrong-number text.
> Ari Lancaster (The Pucking Wrong Guy, Book 2) — Tatted, intense defenseman; returns for a past love.
> Blake Shepfield — Heroine with a past connection to Ari.
> Other heroes — New players in later books (e.g., morally gray alphas in The Pucking Wrong Date, The Pucking Wrong Man, etc.); each is possessive, dominant, and hockey-obsessed.
> Heroines — Strong, defiant women (often with trauma or secrets) who challenge the heroes and spark redemption/obsession.

Setting

Modern-day United States, primarily focused on professional hockey:
> Dallas (Dallas Knights team base) and other NHL cities.
> Arenas, luxury apartments, team events, bars, and private jets.
> Everyday life (college campuses, small towns, or new cities) for heroines.
The vibe is glamorous yet gritty — NHL fame, parties, and pressure contrasted with dark, obsessive romance.

Tone & Themes

Very dark, spicy, and addictive — unapologetically toxic dark romance with extreme heat (explicit, kinky sex), high angst, possessiveness, moral grayness, and obsessive love. It's raw, fast-paced, and trope-heavy, with triggers including stalking, dub-con/non-con elements, violence, trauma, and power imbalances. The tone is passionate and intense, often polarizing, but delivers hard-won HEAs with the hero's redemption through devotion.

The series is hugely popular on BookTok for its dark tropes, obsessive heroes, extreme spice, and addictive pacing — ideal for fans of dark hockey romance like C.R. Jane’s style, Rina Kent, or Ana Huang’s darker works. It has very heavy content warnings (stalking, dub-con/non-con, violence, trauma, explicit kink).