Chase Power
High-heat MM sports and action romance where competition becomes obsession: hockey, rugby, football, firefighters, bodyguards, celebrity pressure, hospitality, rivals, captains, protectors, and bi awakenings.
Hockey is still a major part of the catalog, but it is no longer the whole identity. The current Chase shelf is about pressure: public careers, dangerous jobs, protective instincts, and men who cannot keep professional distance intact.
Newest from Chase Power
Off the Ice
He can't touch him for six weeks. Nobody said he couldn't tell him what to do.
Home Field Advantage
The only man who can put him back together is the one he left behind.
Hockey Season Homewreckers
They swore the hookups wouldn't wreck the team. The team disagrees.
Pining in Plain Sight
He's been in love with his straight best friend for seven years. Then they had to share a bed.
Full Contact
He can survive a tackle, a suspension, even the press. But he has no defense against the man hired to control the story.
The Virgin Bodyguard
He can stop a knife, clear a room, and take a bullet. He cannot survive the way Marcel looks at him.
The Straight Man’s Rulebook
Next Door, Actually
My newly divorced neighbor asked me to help him figure out if he likes men. I gave him rules. He broke the first one by looking at me like I was the answer.
Room Service, Sir?
The guest asks for bourbon, clean sheets, and total privacy. The concierge delivers all three.
Where to Start
Full Contact
Rugby player + crisis manager. Professional sports, age gap, bi awakening, image management, and a player who is much easier to handle on the field.
The Virgin Bodyguard
Bodyguard + celebrity. Forced proximity, age gap, first-time vulnerability, romantic suspense, and the protective side of Chase turned all the way up.
Room Service, Sir?
Hotel tension + professional boundaries. Hospitality, caretaking, class difference, age gap, and proof Chase does not need a locker room to create pressure.
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FAQ: Reading Chase Power
Does Chase only write hockey?
No. Hockey remains a deep shelf, but current releases also include rugby, football, bodyguard/celebrity romance, firefighters, hospitality and neighbors.
How spicy are Chase Power books?
High to inferno heat with explicit on-page intimacy. Praise, age-gap, protective and control dynamics appear frequently.
Do they need to be read in order?
Usually not. Most are standalone HEAs, even when teams, leagues, or supporting characters overlap.