Harper Robson review
Harper Robson’s Books page lets you pick a setting before you choose a couple. Seattle Sasquatch follows a pro hockey team, Hot Dam Homes follows a family renovation business, and Getaways follows Seattle friends on vacation. Each book follows a different couple, so there’s room to start with the premise that gets your attention.
Start with the captain or the goalies
“Rylan” is the first numbered Seattle Sasquatch book. It follows the team captain and a teammate trying to stay out of the headlines. “Louis” is book two and follows two goalies competing for the same spot. Both are listed as standalones. The Books page also labels “The Night Before” as a prequel, so you can see where it fits before deciding whether to read it first.
Check the book page for the format you want
The individual pages for “Rylan” and “Louis” list signed paperbacks and audiobooks. Both name Kevin Earlywine and Declan Winters as narrators. The “Rylan” page also has a separate content notes section. Ylva Publishing has an entire shelf of lesbian erotic fiction with separate entries for volumes and editions. Robson’s book pages keep the format choices beside each story.
Anabel’s take
I’d pick “Louis.” Two people going after the same job gives me a reason to care about the hockey, even before I know the team. If I wanted to follow the cast as it grows, I’d start with “Rylan” and come back to the prequel when I wanted more of that world.