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Finding (Riley Hart) Books in Order

Part ofRiley Hart Books in Order

See the Finding books by Riley Hart in order, with quick summaries, series background, reading order notes, and help deciding where to start.

Last updated: July 5, 2026

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Finding (Riley Hart) books in publication order

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1

Finding Finley

by Riley Hart

2020

Young submissive Finley knows what he wants and sees it in Dr. Aidan Kingsley. Their careful power exchange grows into something intimate, healing, and much harder to keep temporary.

2

Finding Ian

by Riley Hart

2021

Jordan, David, and Ian explore domination, submission, and the possibility of loving more than one person. What starts as curiosity becomes a messy, tender triad romance.

Finding (Riley Hart) books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "Finding Finley"

    Finding Finley

    by Riley Hart

    2020Finding, Book 1
  2. Book cover for "Finding Ian"

    Finding Ian

    by Riley Hart

    2021Finding, Book 2

Series background & context

The Finding books sit in Riley Hart's kinkier lane. These are not her most conventional romances, and they are not trying to be. They focus on BDSM, trust, surrender, and the emotional work that sits underneath physical exploration.

Finding Finley is built around a younger man who knows what kind of submission he wants and an older dominant who is not expecting to let anyone in that deeply. Finding Ian widens the emotional and sexual frame, exploring a three-person dynamic and the idea that desire does not always move in a straight line. In both books, the physical side is important, but it is never only physical. Power exchange, care, and self-knowledge do a lot of the narrative work.

If you like Riley Hart when she goes more intimate, more explicit, and more psychologically focused, this is the series to pick up. It is steamy, but it is also thoughtful about what people are really asking for when they hand someone else their trust.

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