Clarke Brothers (Christina C Jones) Books in Order

The Clarke Brothers series is contemporary Blackwood romance with a strong sibling core. Each book follows a different brother, which means the emotional setup changes from one story to the next, but the pleasure of the series comes from watching that family connection stay in place while every couple finds its own rhythm.

Collision Course brings second-chance energy through Addison and Samara. Controlled Chaos shifts into opposites-attract territory with Andre and Drew. Close Contact adds a more openly combative spark through Aiden and Kima. The books are sexy and funny, but they also make room for history, family commentary, and the ways people get in their own way.

The brothers give the series its backbone.

Because of that, even when the trope changes, the tone stays consistent. Blackwood feels familiar, the banter stays sharp, and side characters help the stories feel linked instead of merely shelved together. Jones is very good at that kind of connected domestic worldbuilding.

If you want a series that feels lighter than her suspense or paranormal work but still has real emotional weight, Clarke Brothers is a good choice. The books are relationship-forward, character-driven, and fun to move through in order, especially if you like sibling interference, recurring faces, and couples who have to earn their way past old assumptions.