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Gloves Off - Next Generation Books in Order

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Browse the Gloves Off - Next Generation books in order by L.P. Dover, with summaries, series background, and help picking a starting point.

Last updated: July 10, 2026

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Gloves Off - Next Generation books in publication order

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1

Craving the Fight

by LP Dover

2022

Carter Reynolds has fame, money, and a title, until Emma Jameson returns with a secret they have both buried for years. When someone targets her for revenge, old feelings become impossible to ignore.

2

Taking the Fight

by LP Dover

2022

Champion Reagan Jameson walks into a dangerous new world because the offer is too tempting to refuse. Braden Emerson tries to keep her safe, but desire and manipulation make every move riskier.

Gloves Off - Next Generation books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "Craving the Fight"

    Craving the Fight

    by LP Dover

    2022Gloves Off - Next Generation, Book 1
  2. Book cover for "Taking the Fight"

    Taking the Fight

    by LP Dover

    2022Gloves Off - Next Generation, Book 2

Series background & context

Gloves Off - Next Generation takes the MMA world of the original series and hands it to a younger cast, but it does not start from scratch. These books are built on legacy. The children and extended circle of the earlier fighters have grown up around fame, violence, grudges, and family secrets, and now they are the ones getting pulled into the fire.

That history matters right away. Craving the Fight brings together Carter Reynolds and Emma Jameson, two people whose families are already deeply tied to the old Gloves Off world. Their story is not just about rekindled feelings. It is about the past coming back with teeth, especially when someone chooses Emma as the target for a revenge plot. The book makes it clear that the sins of the earlier generation have not stayed buried.

Taking the Fight keeps pushing that larger danger forward. Reagan Jameson is strong enough to handle herself in the ring, but the threat circling her is built on manipulation, temptation, and a world that wants to use desire as leverage. Braden Emerson steps in as protector and partner, but this series is less about one person saving another and more about whether either of them can keep control when the trap has already been set.

Compared with the original Gloves Off books, this branch feels a little more suspense-driven. The MMA setting is still there, and the chemistry is still hot, but the series spends more time on old vendettas, hidden enemies, and the way family history can put a target on someone's back before the romance even begins.

It also feels more interconnected than it first looks. Familiar names matter. Old choices matter. Readers who start here can follow the plot, but the emotional texture is better if you already know the original fighters and how those relationships were formed.

So this is probably best seen as a continuation rather than a reboot. If the first Gloves Off series was about wild, dangerous attraction in the middle of the fight world, Next Generation is about what happens after those choices ripple outward. Same heat. Same MMA energy. More legacy, more revenge, and a stronger sense that the past is still calling the shots.

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