Case Brothers Books in Order

The Case Brothers series follows four brothers whose family connections, business lives, and private mistakes keep pulling them into complicated romances. These are contemporary relationship stories with a strong family thread. The brothers may be successful and used to being in control, but their love lives prove far less manageable than a deal or a work schedule.

Each book focuses on a different Case brother and a heroine who challenges the assumptions he has been living by. The novels can be read as standalones, though reading in order adds the pleasure of watching the family appear in the background and seeing how one brother's story changes the dynamics for the next.

A Win-Win Proposition centers on Sebastien Case and his indispensable assistant, Missy. After a breakup and a birthday spent working in Las Vegas, Missy decides she has had enough of being overlooked. A bold bet leaves Sebastien facing the possibility that the woman he relies on might truly walk away, and forces him to see her as more than the person who keeps his life organized.

Work is not the same thing as a life.

In Unfinished Business, chief operating officer Maxwell Case comes face-to-face with Rachel Lansing, the woman he believes hurt him years earlier. Rachel needs his business to keep her employment agency afloat while dealing with an ex-husband's extortion, and Max uses the opportunity to bring her back into his orbit. Their old attraction returns, but so do the secrets behind their painful split.

A Tricky Proposition shifts to friends Ming Campbell and Jason Sterling. Ming wants a child but does not want to risk another romantic disappointment, so she asks Jason to be a donor. Jason has a different proposal, and their attempt to keep things practical quickly becomes anything but. The series is interested in friendship, trust, and the difficult move from an arrangement to an honest emotional commitment.

Expect office tension, old flames, strong friendships, family interference, and heroes who need to learn that control is not a substitute for emotional honesty. The books are quick, warm contemporary romances, but each one gives its couple a real obstacle to work through.

Start with Meddling with a Millionaire for the first Case brother's story, then continue in order. Readers who prefer workplace romance can begin with A Win-Win Proposition, while those who like second chances may want Unfinished Business first.