Fury Brothers Books in Order
Fury Brothers is a series of 5 books written by Anna Hackett.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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Fury Brothers books in publication order
5 books
Fury
by Anna Hackett
2023
Hiding from people who destroyed her life, a bartender accepts nightclub owner Dante Fury's protection through a fake relationship. Living together makes their arrangement feel increasingly real, but pursuing enemies and Dante's own wounds threaten their fragile trust.
Keep
by Anna Hackett
2023
Threatening calls and a break-in make Macy a target, prompting her bounty-hunter boss Colton Fury to move her into his home. Attraction grows alongside his young daughter's affection, but danger challenges their promise to keep the relationship uncomplicated.
Burn
by Anna Hackett
2024
A Treasury agent investigating billionaire Kavner Fury is attacked and betrayed during a money-laundering case. Forced to rely on the man she intended to arrest, she discovers an unexpected protector while their dangerous alliance awakens an unwelcome attraction.
Claim
by Anna Hackett
2024
A woman fleeing a killer discovers that her one-night partner, Beauden Fury, owns the gym where she seeks self-defense lessons. He offers work and protection, but their growing closeness must survive his reluctance and the threat pursuing her.
Take
by Anna Hackett
2024
A scientist kisses a stranger who turns out to be her brother's former military friend, Reath Fury. When attackers target her secret research, his protection brings them closer while an enemy with a personal grudge threatens them both.
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