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Escorts, Inc. Books in Order

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Explore Escorts, Inc. by Kendall Ryan in order, with rom-com summaries, agency background, and help choosing which book to read first.

Last updated: June 11, 2026

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Escorts, Inc. books in publication order

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1

Boyfriend for Hire

by Kendall Ryan

2019

He is the professional date women hire to impress families, bosses, and exes. The job is supposed to be pretend, until one client makes the boyfriend act feel dangerously real.

2

The Hookup Handbook

by Kendall Ryan

2019

Case owns a male escort business and is writing a handbook on intimacy when his best friend's younger sister comes to help. She is off-limits, which makes wanting her a professional crisis.

Escorts, Inc. books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "Boyfriend for Hire"

    Boyfriend for Hire

    by Kendall Ryan

    2019Escorts, Inc., Book 1
  2. Book cover for "The Hookup Handbook"

    The Hookup Handbook

    by Kendall Ryan

    2019Escorts, Inc., Book 2

Series background & context

Escorts, Inc. is a two-book rom-com series built around a male escort business and the romantic chaos that comes when professional charm stops feeling professional. The series includes Boyfriend for Hire and The Hookup Handbook, and both books can be read as standalones.

Boyfriend for Hire sets the tone with a hero who is hired to impress families, bosses, exes, and anyone else who needs a polished fake boyfriend. The job is supposed to stay controlled, but Ryan uses the fake-date setup for what it does best: forcing two people to perform intimacy until the real thing starts sneaking through.

The Hookup Handbook shifts to Case, the man who owns and works for the escort service. He is dealing with a very inconvenient professional problem when he falls for Sienna, his best friend's younger sister and the woman helping him with a book about intimacy. That gives the story office tension, forbidden attraction, and a funny edge.

Yes, the premise knows exactly what it is doing.

The series is lighter than Ryan's darker billionaire books, but it still has a sharp hook and plenty of heat. It works best for readers who enjoy fake relationships, best friend's sibling tension, workplace complications, and heroes who make a living being charming before discovering that real vulnerability is a much harder job.

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