Emily Robertson Books in Order
Explore Emily Robertson's books in order, with short summaries of her contemporary romances and a guide to the Portwood Brothers and Love and Harmony.
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Emily Robertson books in publication order
13 books
Playing by the Rules
by Emily Robertson
2015
Payton returns to college after an accident, determined to stick to her rule against boyfriends. Josh wants a fresh start too, but his returning ex and growing feelings for Payton complicate their plans.
Playing for the Win
by Emily Robertson
2016
Two years into marriage, Addison discovers Bryce has been keeping secrets and retreats to her parents' home. Bryce refuses to give up on their relationship, but winning her trust again will take more than determination.
Playing with Fire
by Emily Robertson
2016
Returning from Afghanistan, Jackson still wants his brother's girlfriend. Meanwhile, Emma has sworn off love after heartbreak. Their agreement to keep things casual promises an escape from complicated feelings, but desire doesn't follow their rules.
Playing for her Heart: A Portwood Brothers Novella
by Emily Robertson
2017
Wes regrets how things ended with his college girlfriend, Hailey. When her life falls apart after an assault, he reaches out again, determined to offer the patience and support she no longer believes she deserves.
Playing it Cool: A Portwood Brothers Novella
by Emily Robertson
2017
Addison has planned her education and legal career, with little room for distractions. Bryce, the class clown, wants to help her relax, but persuading her to trust him is harder than getting her attention.
Dissonance
by Emily Robertson
2018
Musician KT Parker doesn't fit Megan's idea of a romantic hero, even if her little sister adores him. Their clashing expectations turn attraction into a struggle over whether real love can match a fairy tale.
Encore
by Emily Robertson
2018
Austin King's music career cost him Shelby, his first love. When a tornado draws him back to his hometown, he hopes to repair their relationship, but returning home also means confronting the hurt he left behind.
Prelude
by Emily Robertson
2018
Nate Larson is the dependable band member everyone turns to, a man who follows the rules and gets things done. His attraction to Dani challenges that reputation when the woman he wants is off limits.
Duet
by Emily Robertson
2019
Dani thought finding love with singer Nate Larson meant she wouldn't face life's troubles alone. As new difficulties threaten their relationship, her instinct to shut him out clashes with his determination to stay beside her.
Cover
by Emily Robertson
2021
Years in a famous band have made Wil Harris a familiar face in the media. Yet the conflicting labels attached to him, from party animal to shy, reveal how little public attention explains the person underneath.
The Boyfriend Hoax
by Emily Robertson
2021
Ryan helps Ryann escape an uncomfortable encounter and agrees to pose as her boyfriend. One wedding date becomes two, and their convincing performance grows harder to keep separate from the feelings developing between them.
The Boyfriend Pact
by Emily Robertson
2021
Sarah Harris returns to Chicago after the man she wanted marries someone else. Reconnecting with Jensen Monroe offers a chance to move forward, but friendship and attraction leave her questioning what she really wants.
Delectable
by Emily Robertson
2022
Divorced and adjusting to weekend fatherhood, Jace takes a job at a friend's restaurant. Beth, disowned by her conservative parents, is pursuing her own fresh start there, but she remembers their shared past differently than he does.
Emily Robertson sub-series and character series
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