Bad Boys In Love Books in Order
Part ofCassie Ann L Miller Books in OrderSee the Bad Boys In Love books in order by Cassie Ann L Miller, with short summaries, series notes, and easy reading-order guidance.
Last updated: July 12, 2026
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Bad Boys In Love books in publication order
4 books
Mister Baby Daddy
by Cassie Ann L Miller
2020
Tired of waiting for her best friend to love her back, a heroine decides to have a baby on her own. Then Walker volunteers to be the father, and their carefully labeled friendship gets a lot harder to manage.
Mister Baller
by Cassie Ann L Miller
2020
An injured football star moves into the spare room of the woman who already has every reason to hate him. Forced proximity, old grudges, and sudden chemistry make staying just roommates impossible.
Mister Billions
by Cassie Ann L Miller
2020
To save herself and her town, a heroine agrees to a temporary marriage with arrogant billionaire Cannon Kingston. The deal is supposed to be business, until the fake husband starts wanting something real.
Mister Bossy
by Cassie Ann L Miller
2021
A nanny falls hard for her grumpy, just released from jail boss, Eli Kingston. As life under one roof turns tender and steamy, both of them have secrets that could wreck the fairytale.
Bad Boys In Love books in chronological order
Mister Billions
by Cassie Ann L Miller
2020Bad Boys In Love, Book 1
Mister Baller
by Cassie Ann L Miller
2020Bad Boys In Love, Book 2
Mister Baby Daddy
by Cassie Ann L Miller
2020Bad Boys In Love, Book 3
Mister Bossy
by Cassie Ann L Miller
2021Bad Boys In Love, Book 4
Series background & context
Bad Boys In Love is a small town Illinois romance series built around men with money, muscle, attitude problems, and a strong tendency to fall much harder than planned. The books are linked by the Kingston family and their orbit, so each romance stands alone, but the series works especially well when you watch the whole group unravel one couple at a time.
The first book, Mister Billions, sets the tone fast. Cannon Kingston is powerful enough to change a whole town's future, and the romance starts with a marriage of convenience that turns personal in a hurry. From there, Mister Baller brings in an injured football star forced into close quarters with a woman who already has every reason not to trust him. Mister Baby Daddy shifts into friends to lovers and arranged pregnancy territory, while Mister Bossy closes things out with a grumpy single dad, a nanny, and a man trying to rebuild his life after jail.
These men are not subtle.
That is part of the fun. Miller plays with big romance tropes here, fake marriage, roommates, accidental emotional attachment, single parent tension, while keeping the stories rooted in family loyalty and small town pressure. The Kingston men can be arrogant, bossy, overprotective, or stubborn to a fault, but the series keeps asking whether those traits can be turned into something steadier, softer, and worth building a life around.
The women in these books are not just there to be rescued. They are dealing with rent, family expectations, fertility plans, work problems, and old wounds of their own. That gives the series a nice push and pull. Nobody gets a free pass. Everyone has to do some growing up.
If you want high heat, sharp back and forth, and romance that leans into messy personal history without losing its humor, this is a strong place to start. The series has a bigger, flashier energy than some of Miller's earlier work, but the core appeal is the same, flawed people, strong chemistry, and the slow shock of realizing that love might actually be the thing that undoes them.
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