Alpha Brotherhood (Catherine Mann) Books in Order
Part ofCatherine Mann Books in OrderThis page lists the Alpha Brotherhood books by Catherine Mann in order, with quick summaries, series context, and simple reading help.
Last updated: July 9, 2026
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Alpha Brotherhood (Catherine Mann) books in publication order
5 books
An Inconvenient Affair
by Catherine Mann
2012
A powerful man trying to make up for old mistakes finds himself face-to-face with a woman who has every reason not to trust him. Their attraction is immediate, but the past makes everything inconvenient.
All or Nothing
by Catherine Mann
2013
Jayne Hughes comes to Monte Carlo ready for a divorce, but her husband Conrad has other plans. His secret work once destroyed their marriage, and now he has to win back the trust he threw away.
Playing for Keeps
by Catherine Mann
2013
Eighteen years after he broke her heart, billionaire Malcolm Douglas returns to Celia Patel's life claiming he only wants to protect her. The danger is real, but so is the desire they never quite outgrew.
Yuletide Baby Surprise
by Catherine Mann
2013
Dr. Rowan Boothe wants a quiet holiday, not a runaway princess and an abandoned baby. Mariama Mandara turns his Christmas upside down, and their temporary escape quickly becomes much harder to leave behind.
For the Sake of Their Son
by Catherine Mann
2014
A child's needs force two adults to rethink the emotional walls they have built around themselves. Duty may bring them back together, but only honesty can turn that reunion into a family.
Alpha Brotherhood (Catherine Mann) books in chronological order

An Inconvenient Affair
by Catherine Mann
2012Alpha Brotherhood, Book 1
All or Nothing
by Catherine Mann
2013Alpha Brotherhood, Book 2
Playing for Keeps
by Catherine Mann
2013Alpha Brotherhood, Book 3
Yuletide Baby Surprise
by Catherine Mann
2013Alpha Brotherhood, Book 4
For the Sake of Their Son
by Catherine Mann
2014Alpha Brotherhood, Book 5
Series background & context
The Alpha Brotherhood series is built around a group of powerful men who are linked by a vow to make amends for old mistakes. Catherine Mann sums up the core idea well through the books themselves: these heroes can handle money, status, and hard decisions, but love is where the ground gets shaky.
This is a redemption series.
The men at the center of these books are often billionaires or otherwise highly successful, but success does not protect them from the people they hurt, the truths they hid, or the relationships they failed to save. That gives the series its emotional shape. The romance is not just about attraction. It is about whether someone can come back from the past and do better the second time.
Across the series, Mann uses some favorite category-romance tools, second chances, estranged marriages, old flames, Christmas complications, children, and high emotional stakes. The stories move quickly, but there is a consistent undertone of accountability. The heroes need to prove something. The heroines are not there to make that easy for them.
The tone is contemporary, polished, and intimate rather than sprawling. These are not giant family-saga books. They are close-focus romances where past actions keep landing in the present. The brotherhood itself adds continuity, making the books feel connected even when each couple's problem is very different.
If you like billionaire romance with regret, loyalty, and relationships that need more than one good kiss to be fixed, Alpha Brotherhood is a strong fit. It offers the fantasy of power and wealth, but it keeps returning to a simpler question: what do people owe each other after they have let each other down?
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