Flyboys Books in Order

Harley Petersen still remembers the heartbreak caused by Jackson Sloan, her twin brother's wingman. His return rekindles feelings they once kept secret, challenging Jackson's loyalty to his best friend and Harley's determination to avoid another romance with a pilot.

Sophie Lane must marry quickly to inherit her family's bed-and-breakfast. Pilot Ryan Merrick agrees to a temporary marriage to escape unwanted matchmaking, but their convenient arrangement becomes harder to treat as a harmless lie once attraction develops.

Returning to Texas after years devoted to the Air Force, Cody Fuller confronts how much his life lacks outside work. Photographer and divorced mother Delilah Chaplin draws his interest, but trusting another relationship means overcoming the hurt she hides.

Pilot Matthew Barlow meets Jana Sorensen at a teammate's wedding and finds her impossible to forget. Jana's pen-pal friendship complicates their attraction, while warnings about Matthew's recklessness make pursuing a secret relationship an uncertain risk.

A difficult landing leaves Hunter Petersen grounded alongside outspoken aviation enthusiast Glory Madison. She has admired him for years, but her unexpected kiss and their clashing personalities force Hunter to reconsider the woman he finds so frustrating.

Pilot Jace Sorensen is used to easy success and attention until he meets teacher Karen Marks. Helping a friend during summer break leaves Karen working with him for a week, and their incompatible attitudes turn the arrangement into a challenge.

Test pilot Bryan MacKenzie buries painful memories in work until Jessica Logan becomes his instructor. Once his friend, she still resents his betrayal, but an opportunity for revenge becomes complicated by feelings neither has fully left behind.

Airman Sutton Grainger struggles with guilt, panic attacks, and a friend's death. Correspondence with the friend's pregnant widow, Melody Greene, brings comfort to both, until meeting in person and sharing a kiss unsettles the fragile friendship helping them grieve.

Widowed pilot Lee Tarrant mistakes Dixie Lancaster for a blind date and discovers unexpected attraction. Also grieving and attending her sister's wedding, Dixie is unprepared for romance, leaving both to consider whether shared loss can become the basis of friendship.

Aeron Saxon prefers handling problems without emotional complications, but Marisol Jenkins disrupts his controlled world. Having escaped an abusive boyfriend, she refuses to accept another man's orders, turning their immediate attraction into a conflict over trust and independence.

Mike Wheeling leaves for an overseas assignment rather than face the conflict destroying his marriage. Meredith wants a divorce he refuses to grant, and his unexpected return forces both to question whether their estrangement can give way to another chance.