Briar U Series 1-4 Collection by Elle Kennedy The Chase, The Risk, The Play, The Dare

Discover the Briar U Series Books 1-4 Collection Set by Elle Kennedy — a binge-worthy boxed set for fans of modern college romance and contemporary fiction. Perfect for parents buying for older teens, book lovers building a paperback edition collection, or gift buyers seeking a bestselling authors work, this book collection brings together The Chase, The Risk, The Play, and The Dare in one irresistible package. If you love slow-burn chemistry, sports-centric storylines, and character-driven romantic tension, this set is for you. Titles in this Set: The Chase, The Risk, The Play, The Dare Condition: BRAND NEW Format: Paperback ISBN: 9789124352103 Elle Kennedy is a Canadian bestselling author known for her contemporary romance and romantic suspense novels. With multiple titles on the USA Today, The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal bestseller lists and international reach, Kennedys Briar U series is trusted by readers who enjoy authentic characters and witty, emotionally resonant stories. Whats inside each book The Chase: She's the one girl he shouldn't want... Opposites attract in this story of attraction that feels both inevitable and forbidden. Follow a heroine whos judged by surface impressions and a tattooed, video-gaming, hockey-playing hero who sees something more. The Risk: Everyone says I'm a bad girl. They're only partly right — but love makes you take chances. As the daughter of Briars head hockey coach, she risks scandal if she falls for Jake Connelly, Harvards arrogant and irresistible star forward. Expect tension, rivalry, and sizzling chemistry. The Play: Shes about to put this player in his place... After a rough season, the new team captain chooses discipline and focus — and Hunter Davenport vows to go celibate to lead the team. This installment blends sports drama with personal growth and second chances. The Dare: Some risks are meant to be taken... College life brings challenges beyond the rink. From sorority pressures to self-discove