Emily Hunter Books in Order
Part ofLane Hart Books in OrderSee the Emily Hunter books by Lane Hart in order, with summaries, series background, and a quick guide to what kind of romance to expect.
Last updated: July 10, 2026
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Emily Hunter books in publication order
2 books
Wild & Out
by Lane Hart
2014
Emily's world only gets messier as old secrets keep reshaping every relationship around her. This follow-up keeps the drama personal, romantic, and impossible to look away from.
Wild About You: The Strange Life of Emily Hunter
by Lane Hart
2014
Emily Hunter's life veers off course when the man she loves turns out to be hiding major truths. What follows is a messy, emotional search for honesty, identity, and a future she can still believe in.
Emily Hunter books in chronological order
Series background & context
The Emily Hunter books come from the very beginning of Lane Hart's catalog, and they feel a little different from the connected sports and biker worlds she became known for later. This series is more personal and more tightly focused on one heroine whose life gets turned upside down by love, secrets, and the realization that the version of her future she trusted may not be real.
Emily is the center of everything here. The stories follow her through romantic chaos, emotional fallout, and the kind of revelations that force someone to rethink not just a relationship, but their whole sense of themselves. That gives the series a more intimate feel than Hart's bigger ensemble worlds. Even when outside complications show up, the real pull is Emily trying to figure out what she wants and what she can still believe.
There is still drama, of course. Hart is not suddenly writing quiet domestic fiction. But the tension here is less about clubs or competition and more about romantic trust, identity, and how fast life can get messy when someone you love has not told you the whole truth. The follow-up keeps that momentum going rather than resetting everything for a brand-new cast.
If you are curious about Hart's earlier writing, this is an interesting stop. The series shows her interest in emotional upheaval before she fully moved into the big interconnected universes. Readers who like contemporary romance with a single heroine carrying the story, a good amount of drama, and a strong sense of personal upheaval may enjoy spending time with Emily.
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