Anne Mercier Books in Order

The first Rockstar Christmas is told from Xander's point of view, which means humor, attitude, and a rowdy family holiday. It is a short festive extra that gives his voice more room to shine.

Lucy and Jesse wake up married in Vegas, and the honeymoon mood does not last long once press, family, and groupies pile on. Their romance has to survive life on tour and a very public spotlight.

Lucy's teenage crush on rocker Jesse Kingston turns real when they reconnect years later and spend one reckless weekend together. It is the start of a funny, steamy rockstar romance with plenty of heart.

The second Rockstar Christmas drops back into Xander's point of view for more holiday mayhem. It is a fast, funny check-in with familiar characters, festive scenes, and Xander's signature voice.

Sera and Cage have always been each other's safe place, but friendship is no longer enough. As both of them start wanting more, they have to decide whether risking everything might be the only honest choice.

Ben falls hard for Nicole, but their age gap makes him question whether he is asking too much from a woman whose life is just beginning. Nicole is not nearly as willing to walk away.

This bridge book jumps between past and present, filling in how Jesse, Lucy, and Cage got here before the next stretch of tour begins. It works as a backstage catch-up with extra context and family chaos.

Lucy is about to deliver the Kingston triplets, and nothing about the day goes the normal, calm route Jesse hoped for. It is a frantic, funny, and affectionate short built around family and new life.

Myah is reeling from her father's death and the damage it leaves at home, while Kyle has loved her quietly for years. He wants to help her face the secrets she is carrying, if she will let him in.

The third Rockstar Christmas is another quick holiday stop with Xander steering the chaos. It is a playful, family-heavy short for readers who want more time with the band's found-family world.

Sera and Cage head to Vegas for MMA, a formal gala, and a night that pushes their chemistry even higher. This short Rockstar interlude is all about them, with plenty of heat in a small package.

Jace returns home expecting bad news and learns he has a six-year-old daughter who now needs him completely. While he falls hard for Kadence, he also has to prove to social worker Summer that a rockstar can build a real home.

After tragedy destroys the life she expected, Olivia heads to college carrying grief and survivor's guilt. The last person she wants is Cameron Stone, her former bully, but he may be the one who helps her find her way back.

What starts as a no-strings night is meant to be pure fantasy, with no rules and no obligations. This brief, steamy novella asks whether one unforgettable encounter can really stay temporary.

Xander and Tera's story starts in childhood, turns into a fierce reunion, and then gets battered by fame and distance. Just when they think love can outlast anything, a brutal act changes everything.

This holiday short checks in on Ben and Nicole after their bigger arc, giving readers a cozy glimpse of where life has taken them. It is a quick Rockstar family visit with a festive edge.

Exhausted new parents Jesse and Lucy steal a much-needed break, while Cage and Sera face an old enemy at a charity event. This short entry mixes domestic chaos, protection, and a reminder that trouble never stays far away.

After catching her boyfriend with her boss, Jessica chases a clean start and lands in Zach Ward's orbit. What begins as a career reset quickly becomes a fast, flirty romance with second-chance energy.

Ten years after being pulled apart, Xander decides he cannot live separate from Tera anymore. Their second book is about rebuilding trust, facing old damage, and finally fighting for the forever they almost lost.

Dragged to a party, Jillie collides with Lenny and sparks fly for all the wrong reasons. Their high school push-pull becomes a bully romance full of attitude, chemistry, and feelings neither of them knows how to handle.

Jillie and Lenny's story keeps getting messier as old wounds, family interference, and the fallout from their choices refuse to stay quiet. The second half of the duet digs into what, if anything, their connection can survive.

After surviving years of abuse, Ethan wants a real future with Lincoln but still feels shame whenever intimacy turns serious. Their romance is tender, explicit, and deeply tied to healing from trauma and PTSD.

Olivia is done being treated like an afterthought, especially by Cameron. As Sebastian steps closer and fresh betrayals hit, she has to decide what love, loyalty, and self-respect should actually look like.

Working for a demanding boss should be simple, but irritation keeps turning into attraction. This short office romance leans into sharp banter, close quarters, and the danger of wanting exactly the person you should not.

The fourth and final Rockstar Christmas brings another quick holiday check-in from Xander's point of view. Expect family chaos, jokes, and festive time with the wider band and friends crew.

A relationship turns darker when betrayal, family pressure, and a refusal to take no for an answer force one couple to choose between walking away and risking everything. It is a tense Rockstar side story with higher stakes than its title suggests.