Gentry Boys Books in Order

Escaping an abusive relationship, Saylor returns to Arizona and encounters Cord Gentry, who once humiliated her. Their renewed attraction forces both to confront painful histories as Cord struggles to become more than the violent upbringing that shaped him.

Bookie Stephanie fears another betrayal when she falls for Chase Gentry, a charming man whose recklessness matches her temper. Their volatile attraction becomes difficult to resist, even as people around them warn that they are wrong for each other.

Truly plans one night with Creedence Gentry, hoping to avoid the heartbreak of another relationship. But their attraction persists as Creed, already burdened by violence and responsibility toward his brothers, struggles to keep her out of his troubled life.

College student Jenny hides a painful history as a child bride and struggles to trust men. Her attraction to the older, guilt-ridden Deck Gentry challenges that fear, while his conviction that he is unworthy of her complicates their connection.

Two brothers and the girl next door become entangled in a betrayal that tests family loyalty. This novella revisits the events behind a tragedy, questioning the assumptions others make about how their relationships began and fractured.

Roslyn reconnects with Conway Gentry, whose former love for her best friend ended in grief. Now an adrenaline-seeking womanizer, Conway represents everything she should avoid, yet their attraction pulls both toward memories he wants to escape.

The three Gentry brothers have escaped an abusive upbringing and built lives filled with love and hope. Protecting those lives now requires them to confront their past again, relying on the bond that helped them survive childhood.

Stone and Conway Gentry approach Christmas juggling marriage, business, and an imminent birth as rare snow threatens the desert. Trouble from their past tests the lives they have built and the family bonds on which they rely.

After more than four years in prison, Stone Gentry struggles with guilt, isolation, and a broken relationship with his brother. Evie's persistent affection challenges the emotional defenses he has built, offering a connection he believes he does not deserve.