Fever Falls Books in Order
Part ofRiley Hart Books in OrderSee the Fever Falls books by Riley Hart in order, with quick summaries, shared-world background, reading order tips, and help choosing where to start.
Last updated: July 5, 2026
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Fever Falls books in publication order
4 books
Boyfriend 101
by Riley Hart
2019
Camden wants Jude, but he has rules about closeted men and Jude insists he is straight. Best-friends energy and long-simmering tension push both men toward a choice.
Fired Up
by Riley Hart
2019
A long-ago graduation kiss still hangs between former teammates Beau and Ashton. When Ashton comes back to Fever Falls, years of buried tension finally catch fire.
Game On
by Riley Hart
2019
In Fever Falls, sharp banter and rivalry between two men turn into a connection neither can dismiss. What starts as a game quickly becomes personal.
Whiskey Throttle
by Riley Hart
2019
In Fever Falls, a supposedly simple attraction spins into something hotter and more vulnerable than either man planned. Shared-town ties and mounting feelings make staying casual impossible.
Fever Falls books in chronological order
Fired Up
by Riley Hart
2019Fever Falls, Book 1
Whiskey Throttle
by Riley Hart
2019Fever Falls, Book 2
Game On
by Riley Hart
2019Fever Falls, Book 3
Boyfriend 101
by Riley Hart
2019Fever Falls, Book 4
Series background & context
Fever Falls is a playful shared world Riley Hart created with Devon McCormack. The books are linked by the same town and recurring cast rather than one continuous plot, so they are easy to dip in and out of while still giving you that nice crossover feeling.
The Riley Hart books in this world, including Fired Up, Game On, Whiskey Throttle, and Boyfriend 101, lean flirty, sexy, and fast-moving. There is a good amount of sports energy in the mix, but just as important are the town dynamics, the friendships, and the way characters keep colliding across books. It is the kind of series where everybody seems to know everybody, which makes the romantic tension feel a little more charged.
If you want something lighter than Hart's angstier work, Fever Falls is a good lane to try. The stories still have emotional movement, but the overall vibe is fun, hot, and built for a good time.
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