Vancouver Storm · Book 1

Behind the Net

Published
30 June 2023
Pages
424
ISBN-13
9781398724259
Type
novel
Cover of Behind the Net

About this book

Behind the Net is the novel that opens Vancouver Storm, by Stephanie Archer, first published in 2023 at 424 pages. It's followed in the reading order by The Fake Out, in a series of 5 books that ran from 2023 to 2026.

Key facts about Behind the Net

Behind the Net is a novel by Stephanie Archer. Readers have had it since 30 June 2023. It runs to 424 pages.

Our list holds 3 editions of Behind the Net. Since each edition has its own ISBN, search for 9781398724259 to find the main one.

Behind the Net is book 1 of 5 in the Vancouver Storm series. The series has 5 published books. As a result, this is the book to start the series with. The Wild Card is the latest book in the series with a full release date, out on 3 February 2026.

That series sits on our romance shelf. Meanwhile, The Wild Card is the latest published Stephanie Archer book on file, from 3 February 2026.

About Stephanie Archer

Stephanie Archer is a contemporary romance author who found viral success on BookTok with the Vancouver Storm series, a hockey romance line following the players, staff, and found family orbiting a fictional NHL team, with each book built around a self-contained trope, grumpy/sunshine, fake dating, single dad, forced proximity, and told with long, banter-heavy pacing and unapologetically explicit love scenes. See every Stephanie Archer book in order.

Its place in Vancouver Storm

Behind the Net is book 1 in the Vancouver Storm series. It is followed by The Fake Out. See the full Vancouver Storm reading order.

Vancouver Storm is Stephanie Archer's viral hockey romance series, following the players, staff and found family orbiting a fictional NHL team in Vancouver. Each book is a self-contained, extremely spicy romance built around a specific trope — grumpy/sunshine, fake dating, single dad, forced proximity, friends-to-lovers — with the hockey season as a backdrop rather than the point. Archer writes long, banter-heavy books (400+ pages is typical) with slow-burn tension, explicit love scenes, and a found-family thread…

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