Great Scots Books in Order
Part ofDonna Alam Books in OrderBrowse the Great Scots series by Donna Alam in order, with book list, summaries, and background on Will and Keir, two Scottish heroes in warm, funny, high-heat romances.
Last updated: January 14, 2026
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Publication Order
3 books
Hardly Easy
by Donna Alam
2019
This Great Scots box set bundles Will and Keir's full-length romances, plus bonus novellas. Expect mistaken identity, a so-called escort who is really a billionaire neighbor, a hot Scottish single dad, and extended epilogues packed with babies, banter, and extra happily-ever-after.
Hard
by Donna Alam
2018
When an American marketing rookie walks into an adult film studio, she mistakes broody single dad Keir for the star she is meant to audition. He is trying to be a good man, not a paid fantasy, but their chemistry makes that promise very hard to keep.
Easy
by Donna Alam
2018
Sadie's friend secretly hires her a male escort to keep her company at a party where her crush will be. The man who shows up is Will Travers, London billionaire and new neighbor, and their pretend arrangement becomes a slow, dirty fall into the real thing.
Series background & context
The Great Scots duet gives center stage to two very different Scottish heroes whose lives intersect with London’s glossy social world. On paper these are classic romcom set ups, but Alam layers in real questions about identity, parenting, and what “settling down” looks like when you have spent years keeping things casual. (donnaalam.com)
In Easy, Sadie agrees to let a friend hire her a male escort to be arm candy for a party where her long time crush will be present. The man who turns up is funny, charming, and far too good at making her forget why she is there, but he is not actually an escort. Will Travers is one of London’s most eligible bachelors, her new neighbour, and suddenly a risk to both her heart and her carefully ordered life. (fantasticfiction.com)
Hard introduces Keir, a single dad whose priority list is headed by his tween daughter, not by the adult entertainment industry. When an American heroine new to the business mistakes him for the star she is meant to audition, their encounter explodes into something neither planned. The book plays with fantasies about “good men” and bad choices, and with how far someone will go to give their child security without losing themselves. (goodreads.com)
The box set Hardly Easy bundles both novels along with extended epilogues and bonus stories, giving readers extra time with Will, Keir, and their partners once the main conflicts have been resolved. It is very much a celebration of the world these characters share, from late night club scenes to quieter domestic chaos. (epub.pub)
What ties the Great Scots books together is tone. They are laugh out loud funny, sexually explicit, and full of mishaps, but they also take their heroes’ responsibilities seriously. Will and Keir are allowed to be ridiculous and swoony, yet they are also grappling with careers, reputations, and the expectations that come with money and public profiles. (goodreads.com)
Readers who enjoy complicated grown up characters, big ensemble casts, and Scottish heroes navigating London life will find this pair a compact, satisfying corner of Alam’s larger universe.
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