Chicago Sons Books in Order
Part ofBarbara Dunlop Books in OrderThis page shows the Chicago Sons books by Barbara Dunlop in order, with quick summaries, series background, and a simple place to start.
Last updated: July 13, 2026
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Chicago Sons books in publication order
4 books
Seduced by the CEO
by Barbara Dunlop
2015
A hard-driving Chicago CEO and the woman drawn into his orbit are both keeping secrets. What begins as intense attraction turns risky when family obligations and buried truths start catching up with them.
Sex, Lies and the CEO
by Barbara Dunlop
2015
Darci Rivers gets close to CEO Shane Colborn to uncover the truth that could redeem her father and damage Shane's company. The problem is that the deeper she digs, the harder it gets to keep her heart out of it.
A Bargain with the Boss
by Barbara Dunlop
2016
When his brother disappears, billionaire Tuck Tucker needs help from Amber Bowen, the missing man's fiercely loyal assistant. Their search becomes a negotiation, and then a romance, with too much at stake for either to stay detached.
His Stolen Bride
by Barbara Dunlop
2016
Investigator Jackson Rush kidnaps Crista Corday from her own wedding to save her from a dangerous con man. Two days on the run give them far more than answers, and suddenly protection starts looking a lot like desire.
Chicago Sons books in chronological order
Sex, Lies and the CEO
by Barbara Dunlop
2015Chicago Sons, Book 1
Seduced by the CEO
by Barbara Dunlop
2015Chicago Sons, Book 2
A Bargain with the Boss
by Barbara Dunlop
2016Chicago Sons, Book 3
His Stolen Bride
by Barbara Dunlop
2016Chicago Sons, Book 4
Series background & context
Chicago Sons is a big-city family power series, full of CEOs, investigators, secrets, and adult children still dealing with the long reach of their father's legacy.
The books, Sex, Lies and the CEO, Seduced by the CEO, A Bargain with the Boss, and His Stolen Bride, all orbit men with money, influence, and complicated family baggage. The settings are polished and contemporary, but Dunlop keeps the emotional stakes close. A heroine may be working undercover, protecting a boss's secret, trying to locate a missing executive, or being yanked out of her own wedding for her own safety. The plots move quickly because the characters never get much room to hide.
What ties the series together is tone. These are romances about control, reputation, and the cost of old damage. The men are powerful, but they are not as self-possessed as they think. The women push back, ask hard questions, and usually change the emotional equation.
Read Chicago Sons if you want family-business drama, a little suspense, and romance set against a sharp urban backdrop.
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