
Cousins O'Dwyer Trilogy
paranormal romance
Series · sports romance
The Hot-Lanta series by Meghan Quinn has 3 known books (3 published) and is best read in publication order, starting with Playing the Field (2013).
Start here: Playing the Field (2013) — then read straight through in publication order.
The date order of published books and any announced future entries — the default way to read the series.
Playing the Field (2013) opens Hot-Lanta, one of Meghan Quinn's earliest series and an early entry point into her sports-romance roots -- written years before the Brentwood Boys and Vancouver Agitators series that would later define that side of her catalog. It runs 318 pages.
Alternative text for cover: Cover of Playing the FieldPublished the same year as the series opener, 2013, Caught Looking is the longest entry here at 360 pages, following a new central couple within the same Atlanta baseball world.
Alternative text for cover: Cover of Caught LookingWarning Track carried Hot-Lanta into 2014, following Playing the Field and Caught Looking as the third entry in Quinn's early sports-romance series at 298 pages -- each book in the series centers a different athlete and love interest.
Alternative text for cover: Cover of Warning TrackHot-Lanta is one of Meghan Quinn's earliest series, a four-book Atlanta-set sports romance run from the first years of her career. Playing the Field and Caught Looking open the series in 2013, followed by Warning Track later that year and Hit and Run in 2015, each centering a different athlete and love interest against an Atlanta baseball backdrop.
Written before Quinn's broader rom-com voice fully developed, Hot-Lanta is an early entry point into her sports-romance roots, predating the Brentwood Boys and Vancouver Agitators series that would later define her sports-romance catalog.
Four: Playing the Field, Caught Looking, Warning Track, and Hit and Run.
Publication order: Playing the Field, Caught Looking, Warning Track, Hit and Run.
An early Meghan Quinn sports romance series set around Atlanta baseball, with a different couple each book.
Not directly in plot or characters, but it's an early entry in the same sports-romance vein as her later Brentwood Boys and Vancouver Agitators series.
Yes, all four books were published between 2013 and 2015.
Reading order last verified .