Fixed Books in Order

Alayna Withers plans to advance at her nightclub job while avoiding relationships that might revive her obsessive behavior. New owner Hudson Pierce offers an irresistible business arrangement, drawing her toward a man whose own troubled history complicates their attraction.

Alayna hopes to build a more trusting relationship with Hudson Pierce, but both carry secrets from their pasts. Seeking insight from Celia, the woman he nearly married, creates another bond that could destabilize the love Alayna wants to protect.

Alayna and Hudson commit to greater honesty as they plan a future together. Renewed interference from their pasts and further revelations about Hudson test her ability to forgive, threatening the confidence their relationship has only recently gained.

Hudson Pierce recounts his relationship with Alayna Withers from his own perspective, revealing the history behind his emotional games. His longstanding connection to Celia and the secrets kept during his courtship offer another view of the Fixed trilogy.

Chandler Pierce avoids relationships that might lead to commitment until he meets bold Genevive Fasbender. Her insistence that he cannot satisfy her becomes a challenge, pushing the confident businessman beyond his usual approach to fleeting affairs.

Accustomed to taking charge at work, Norma Anders longs to surrender control in private. Her younger assistant unexpectedly becomes a possible partner, creating a tempting connection complicated by professional boundaries and her assumptions about their roles.

Hudson Pierce's secretary carefully separates her professional image from her adventurous private life. An encounter with Nathan Sinclair threatens that balance when he reappears at her workplace, making their attraction increasingly difficult to hide from her powerful employer.

Hudson and pregnant Alayna Pierce's established family life is threatened by messages from someone who knows his past. The sender's accusations and knowledge of their home force the couple to confront the vulnerability beneath their apparent happiness.