Blue Collar Heat Books in Order
Part ofKhloe Summers Books in OrderBrowse Blue Collar Heat by Khloe Summers in reading order, with short book summaries to introduce the series and help you decide where to begin.
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Blue Collar Heat books in publication order
5 books
Dirty Work
by Khloe Summers
2026
Kit has long wanted her father’s best friend, a much older construction worker who insists she is off limits. Her growing confidence makes that boundary harder for him to maintain, forcing them to confront desire and the consequences of acting on it.
Manual Labor
by Khloe Summers
2026
Sara has learned to keep quiet to protect herself and her son, but Wade recognizes the fear beneath her reserve. His determination to keep them safe develops into attraction, offering her a chance to reclaim strength and trust.
Rough Hands
by Khloe Summers
2026
Maya has been secretly seeing Holden, her brother's former best friend and the man he blames for his failed relationship. As their attachment deepens, keeping it hidden becomes harder, forcing both lovers to confront the family's unresolved anger.
Steel Grip
by Khloe Summers
2026
Alice returns home carrying a pregnancy she has kept from Wyatt, the man she still loves. He is rebuilding after losing his business, and their renewed attraction forces both to confront the secrets and hurt that separated them.
Sweat Equity
by Khloe Summers
2026
Charlotte invents a relationship with her intimidating boss to keep her family from meddling. When a wedding requires him to play the part, their arrangement exposes the attraction both have tried to hide behind their working relationship.
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