**Peyton Corinne to Conclude Popular ‘Undone’ Hockey Romance Series This Autumn**
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Peyton Corinne, a prominent author in the realm of contemporary romance, has announced the conclusion of her highly regarded hockey-themed series, ‘Undone’. The final book, also named ‘Undone’, will be released this autumn, marking the end of a saga that has captured the hearts of readers since its inception in 2023.
The author shared an exclusive first look at the book’s cover through PEOPLE, generating anticipation amongst her fans. Corinne expressed her hope that both long-time and new readers will find satisfaction in the last instalment. “I think all of the readers who have stuck by my side since the beginning, and all of the new readers I’ve picked up with each book release, will be thoroughly happy with this story,” she noted.

Corinne began the series with ‘Unsteady’, followed by ‘Unloved’, and the upcoming ‘Unbound’, which is set to be released in April. The ‘Undone’ series, celebrated especially within the BookTok community, focuses on the nuanced relationships and emotional struggles faced by its characters.
The plot of the concluding book centres on Toren Kane, a hockey player battling a tarnished reputation after a scandal derails his aspirations of joining the NHL. Toren’s path to redemption leads him to Waterfell University, where he joins the ice hockey team. Lillian LeBlanc, the daughter of the assistant coach, also grapples with her own challenges at university. The pair’s reunion stirs up old feelings and unresolved tension, promising readers a blend of nostalgia and emotional depth.
Reflecting on the end of the series, Corinne said, “It’s crazy to think this is the final instalment in the series that started my career. This series changed my life, a dream for three years running that I never want to wake up from.” This sentiment encapsulates both the joy and sadness that comes with concluding such a significant chapter in her writing journey.
Corinne described ‘Undone’ as a “full-circle moment,” indicating that it mirrors the themes and character dynamics established in the first book. She expressed her satisfaction with how the series concludes, highlighting Toren and Lillian as characters who evolve from feeling like outsiders to finding a sense of belonging within their community. “It’s definitely hard to say goodbye to Waterfell University, to the books that taught me so much,” she remarked, adding how pleased she is with the resolution of various narratives.
In a playful warning to her audience, Corinne advised readers to keep a box of tissues handy, indicating that the emotional content of the finale may evoke tears. “Don’t worry, my signature romantic angst is always in the words I write, and it always will be,” she assured her fans.
The author is set to release ‘Undone’ on 27th October, and pre-orders are already available at various book retailers. As she prepares to bid farewell to her characters and the world they inhabit, readers eagerly await the opportunity to experience the final journey of Toren and Lillian.
Corinne’s contribution to the romance genre, particularly through her portrayal of complex characters and their relationships against the backdrop of hockey, has made a lasting impression on her readership. As she closes this chapter, fans will undoubtedly carry the emotional resonance of her stories with them.
With her next release on the horizon, the author hints that while this series may be concluding, her adventures in storytelling are far from over. Her signature blend of emotion, tension, and romance remains a hallmark of her writing, ensuring that her future works will continue to captivate audiences.
