Band on the Run Books in Order
Part ofSamantha Chase Books in OrderBrowse the Band on the Run books in order by Samantha Chase, with music-series background, quick summaries, and notes on where to start.
Last updated: July 13, 2026
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Band on the Run books in publication order
3 books
One More Kiss
by Samantha Chase
2017
Rock star Matt Reed retreats to North Carolina after a public setback and finds himself sharing space with Vivienne Forrester, who has loved him for years. One forgotten kiss is about to matter a lot.
One More Moment
by Samantha Chase
2018
Another Band on the Run romance, where music-world pressure and private emotion collide. One pivotal moment pushes a guarded couple toward the future they have both been avoiding.
One More Promise
by Samantha Chase
2018
Fallen rock star Dylan Anders is trying to rebuild his life after addiction nearly destroys it. Working with ambitious publicist Paige Walters gives him a chance at redemption and something more personal.
Band on the Run books in chronological order
One More Kiss
by Samantha Chase
2017Band on the Run, Book 1
One More Promise
by Samantha Chase
2018Band on the Run, Book 2
One More Moment
by Samantha Chase
2018Band on the Run, Book 3
Series background & context
Band on the Run is Samantha Chase's music-and-celebrity romance lane. The books trade small-town businesses and wedding offices for rock stars, public image, touring pressure, and the question of whether people in the spotlight can still build something real when everybody is watching.
One More Kiss opens with a rock star trying to step away from the noise and unexpectedly finding love in North Carolina with the sister of his best friend. One More Promise shifts to a fallen idol trying to rebuild his life while working with a publicist who is not sure he is worth the risk. Later entries continue that same mix of fame, emotional recovery, and romance pushing through a life that is already complicated.
These stories are still recognizably Chase. The emotional beats stay warm and hopeful. But there is a little more glamour, a little more public pressure, and more tension between private feelings and public persona.
If you like celebrity romance with musicians who are tired, bruised, and unexpectedly ready for something real, this series is the one to pick up.
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