Boys of the Big Easy Books in Order
Part ofErin Nicholas Books in OrderSee the Boys of the Big Easy books in order by Erin Nicholas, with quick summaries, series notes, and help choosing your New Orleans starting point.
Last updated: June 30, 2026
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Boys of the Big Easy books in publication order
6 books
Easy Going
by Erin Nicholas
2018
This prequel offers the first spark between Gabe and Addison, setting up a New Orleans romance that gets complicated fast.
Eggnog Makes Her Easy
by Erin Nicholas
2018
Holiday pressure, family expectations, and one very inconvenient attraction make Lindsey's quiet Christmas anything but simple.
Going Down Easy
by Erin Nicholas
2018
Gabe and Addison expect a hot fling, not a real future, but the Big Easy has other ideas.
Taking It Easy
by Erin Nicholas
2018
Logan has no trouble keeping things casual, until Dana makes him want more than the easy arrangement either of them planned.
Nice and Easy
by Erin Nicholas
2019
A hot firefighter, two kids, and a roommates-with-benefits setup make Lexi's new arrangement with Caleb a lot less simple than it sounds.
Getting Off Easy
by Erin Nicholas
2020
James and Harper are opposites in all the dangerous ways, but one unexpected connection turns New Orleans sparks into something deeper.
Boys of the Big Easy books in chronological order

Easy Going
by Erin Nicholas
2018Boys of the Big Easy, Book 1
Going Down Easy
by Erin Nicholas
2018Boys of the Big Easy, Book 2
Taking It Easy
by Erin Nicholas
2018Boys of the Big Easy, Book 3
Eggnog Makes Her Easy
by Erin Nicholas
2018Boys of the Big Easy, Book 4
Nice and Easy
by Erin Nicholas
2019Boys of the Big Easy, Book 5
Getting Off Easy
by Erin Nicholas
2020Boys of the Big Easy, Book 6
Series background & context
The Boys of the Big Easy books are set in New Orleans and follow men who are juggling work, love, and parenthood all at once. These are not carefree bachelor romances. Kids, co-parenting, family history, and everyday responsibility are right at the center of the story.
That gives the series a slightly more grounded feel than some of Nicholas's wilder small-town books, but the tone is still warm, sexy, and funny. Going Down Easy is the main launch point, with Easy Going working as a prequel. If you like romances where the emotional stakes come from building a real life, not just flirting through a crisis, this series does that well. The city setting adds energy, but the heart of the books is the growing little families at the center. These characters are trying to make love fit into busy, imperfect lives, and that makes the happily-ever-afters feel earned.
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