Alaska Heat Books in Order
Part ofStephanie Rowe Books in OrderFollow the Alaska Heat books in order by Stephanie Rowe, with summaries, series background, and help choosing where to start this romantic suspense series.
Last updated: July 14, 2026
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Alaska Heat books in publication order
5 books
Chill
by Stephanie Rowe
2009
In Alaska's unforgiving wilderness, danger forces two wary people into close quarters. Their search for safety uncovers secrets, raises old fears, and sparks an attraction neither can afford to ignore.
Ice
by Stephanie Rowe
2009
A remote Alaskan setting turns a dangerous situation into a fight for survival. Two people with guarded hearts must work together against a threat that leaves no room for mistakes or easy escapes.
Ghost
by Stephanie Rowe
2014
In Alaska, a dangerous past refuses to stay buried. Two people caught in a high-risk situation must expose the truth before it is too late, even as their growing connection makes every choice more personal.
Burn
by Stephanie Rowe
2020
In remote Alaska, danger closes in on two people with every reason to stay apart. Their fight to uncover the truth becomes a fight for survival, and the attraction between them only raises the stakes.
Hunt
by Stephanie Rowe
2020
An Alaskan hunt turns deadly when a hidden threat forces two wary people into a close alliance. They must rely on each other through the wilderness, even as their pasts make trust difficult.
Alaska Heat books in chronological order
Series background & context
Alaska Heat is romantic suspense set in the far reaches of Alaska, where the weather, terrain, and distance from help can be as dangerous as the people causing trouble. The series begins with Ice and follows with Chill, Ghost, Burn, and Hunt.
The setting does not let anyone relax.
These books pair high-stakes danger with romances between people who have reasons to stay guarded. Characters face threats that require practical courage, quick decisions, and a willingness to rely on someone else. The harsh landscape matters at every turn, whether the problem is isolation, cold, wilderness, or the simple fact that escape is rarely easy.
The stories lean into tension without losing the emotional side of romance. The heroes and heroines are often dealing with old hurts, dangerous jobs, personal secrets, or a past that has caught up with them. Attraction can be inconvenient when someone is trying to stay alive, but Rowe uses that pressure to build trust.
Each installment offers its own central couple and suspense plot. The series connection comes from its Alaskan setting and its shared mix of danger, intensity, and hard-won emotional closeness. Readers can pick up an individual title, but starting with Ice provides the clearest introduction to the tone.
Expect rugged scenery, mounting risk, protective instincts, and romances that develop while the characters are forced to act. These are not quiet small-town love stories. The stakes are physical as well as emotional, and the landscape has no interest in making anyone's choices easier.
For readers who enjoy romance with a thriller-like push, Alaska Heat offers a cold, remote setting and plenty of heat between the characters.
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