Broken Hill Boys Books in Order

Broken Hill Boys is a companion novella series to Broken Hill High, and it is best read that way. Instead of following one long central romance, these books step sideways and let the supporting guys from the Broken Hill world take center stage one at a time. Puck, Jackson, Maxen, Tyson, and Jesse all get their own stories, and each novella adds another angle to the social circle fans already know.

Think of it as the side roads off the main series.

That structure makes the tone a little different from Broken Hill High. The drama is still there, and so are the parties, grudges, hookups, and teenage chaos, but the books are shorter and more focused on one pairing at a time. You get the satisfaction of seeing how these boys behave when they are no longer just the loud friends in someone else's love story. Some are smoother than they think they are. Some are more bruised than they let on. All of them are shaped by the same rough, emotionally messy world.

Because these are novellas, the pacing is quick. Anne moves straight to chemistry, conflict, and payoff, while still keeping the Broken Hill setting alive in the background. That is part of the appeal. The school politics, friend-group loyalty, and bad-boy swagger never fully disappear, even when the spotlight shifts.

It is familiar, just tighter.

If you finished Broken Hill High and wanted more time with the boys orbiting Nate and Tora, this series is where that extra material lives. It expands the world without overcomplicating it, and it gives each guy a romance that fits the same high-energy, emotional, slightly chaotic style. Just do yourself a favor and meet them in the main series first. The novellas land better when you already know the history.