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Gambling With Love Books in Order

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See the Gambling With Love books by Lane Hart in order, with quick summaries, character links, series background, and where to start.

Last updated: July 10, 2026

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Gambling With Love books in publication order

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8 books

1

All In: Betting on a Full House

by Lane Hart

2014

A secret baby raises the stakes in this messy, emotional follow-up. Hart mixes attraction, responsibility, and the question of whether love can survive when the truth shows up late.

2

All In: Double or Nothing

by Lane Hart

2014

The first Gambling With Love book opens with a risky love triangle and the kind of emotional betting no one can control. Hearts, friendships, and future plans all end up on the table.

3

All In: Calling His Bluff

by Lane Hart

2015

A best friend's little sister setup gives this installment plenty of spark and plenty of trouble. What starts as temptation quickly turns into something much riskier and harder to hide.

4

All In: Paying to Play

by Lane Hart

2015

An enemies-to-lovers spark drives this Gambling With Love story. The couple fights every step of the way, which only makes the attraction harder to deny and the fallout more fun to watch.

5

All In: Playing the Fool

by Lane Hart

2015

This entry turns up the heat and the complications when one woman gets caught between multiple powerful connections. It is a fast, steamy book about desire, uncertainty, and impossible choices.

6

All In: Playing to Win

by Lane Hart

2015

Second chances and a major secret shape this installment. Hart lets old feelings resurface while the past keeps threatening to ruin any shot these two have at getting it right this time.

7

All In: Raising the Stakes

by Lane Hart

2015

This MFM romance leans into chemistry, emotional risk, and the fact that love does not always fit a simple shape. It is one of the steamiest turns in the series.

8

All In: Paying His Way

by Lane Hart

2016

When a woman and her son need help, the wrong brother is the one who steps up. That choice turns a bad situation into a deeply personal romance full of guilt, loyalty, and hard truths.

Gambling With Love books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "All In: Double or Nothing"

    All In: Double or Nothing

    by Lane Hart

    2014Gambling With Love, Book 1
  2. Book cover for "All In: Betting on a Full House"

    All In: Betting on a Full House

    by Lane Hart

    2014Gambling With Love, Book 2
  3. Book cover for "All In: Calling His Bluff"

    All In: Calling His Bluff

    by Lane Hart

    2015Gambling With Love, Book 3
  4. Book cover for "All In: Playing the Fool"

    All In: Playing the Fool

    by Lane Hart

    2015Gambling With Love, Book 4
  5. Book cover for "All In: Paying to Play"

    All In: Paying to Play

    by Lane Hart

    2015Gambling With Love, Book 5
  6. Book cover for "All In: Playing to Win"

    All In: Playing to Win

    by Lane Hart

    2015Gambling With Love, Book 6
  7. Book cover for "All In: Raising the Stakes"

    All In: Raising the Stakes

    by Lane Hart

    2015Gambling With Love, Book 7
  8. Book cover for "All In: Paying His Way"

    All In: Paying His Way

    by Lane Hart

    2016Gambling With Love, Book 8

Series background & context

Gambling With Love, also known through the All In titles, is one of Lane Hart's early new adult series. The books are built around risk, attraction, and the kind of young characters who keep making emotional bets they are not fully prepared to cover.

The gambling theme works mostly as mood rather than strict plot. These stories are full of poker-style titles and all the right words, bluffing, stakes, winning, losing, but the real game is romantic. Hart uses love triangles, secret babies, best friend's little sister setups, enemies-to-lovers energy, and messy second chances to keep the books moving fast. Each novel follows a different couple or central relationship, but the cast overlaps enough that the whole series feels like one social world.

That shared-world feeling is the main appeal. Friends, siblings, exes, and side characters keep drifting from one book into the next, so the romances build on each other. Even when a book can stand on its own, you get more from it if you like watching a whole group grow up, screw up, and slowly figure out who belongs with whom.

The tone is youthful, steamy, and very readable. These are not quiet, reflective campus books. They are quicker and messier than that, in the fun way. If you like interconnected new adult romance with plenty of drama and a cast that keeps reappearing just when things are getting complicated, Gambling With Love is a good early Hart series to pick up.

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