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Breaking the Rules (C Hallman) Books in Order

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See Breaking the Rules by C Hallman in order, with quick summaries, series background, and advice on where to begin.

Last updated: July 15, 2026

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Breaking the Rules (C Hallman) books in publication order

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1

Babies & Promises

by C Hallman

2020

A surprise complication turns a romantic connection into a question of trust, responsibility, and commitment. The couple must decide whether their promises mean enough to build a real future.

2

Kissing & Telling

by C Hallman

2020

A quick, contemporary romance where attraction is easy but keeping secrets is not. One unexpected connection forces the couple to decide whether honesty is worth risking what they have found.

3

Roommates & Thieves

by C Hallman

2020

Sharing a home is complicated enough before secrets and criminal trouble enter the picture. Forced close together, two people must figure out whether they can trust each other when everything starts to unravel.

Breaking the Rules (C Hallman) books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "Kissing & Telling"

    Kissing & Telling

    by C Hallman

    2020Breaking the Rules, Book 1
  2. Book cover for "Babies & Promises"

    Babies & Promises

    by C Hallman

    2020Breaking the Rules, Book 2
  3. Book cover for "Roommates & Thieves"

    Roommates & Thieves

    by C Hallman

    2020Breaking the Rules, Book 3

Series background & context

Breaking the Rules is a dark contemporary romance series about people who start out on opposite sides of a line they probably should not cross. The books include Hating You, Breaking You, and Regretting You, titles that fit the series’ focus on resentment, attraction, and painful consequences.

The rules do not stay intact for long.

These stories lean into enemies-to-lovers tension and emotionally messy relationships. The characters are often tied together by history, conflict, or circumstances that make it difficult to simply walk away. What begins as anger can become obsession, but the past still has a way of demanding payment.

The series has the charged, dramatic feel common to Hallman’s earlier work with J.L. Beck. Expect secrets, sharp power struggles, and romance that develops under pressure rather than in an easy, safe space.

Start with Hating You, then continue with Breaking You and Regretting You. Reading in order gives the changing relationships and recurring tensions the most room to land.

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