Harrison Campus Books in Order
Part ofAnyta Sunday Books in OrderRead Anyta Sunday’s Harrison Campus books in order, with short summaries and a series reading list to help you decide which book to read first.
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Harrison Campus books in publication order
5 books
Better Be Sure
by Anyta Sunday
2019
Jackson Murphy bets his place in the fraternity on bringing a man to its formal. Ed Knowles seems the perfect date, but their growing relationship becomes complicated when Jack discovers Ed cannot publicly acknowledge it.
Better Be True
by Anyta Sunday
2020
Roommates Nico Amato and Lucas DeRosa repeatedly pretend to be each other's boyfriends, including at a family wedding. What starts as favors involving an ex becomes complicated by mutual attraction and their contrasting approaches to life.
Better Have Heart
by Anyta Sunday
2020
Isaiah Nettles needs a prestigious scholarship to support his family, while wealthy Darren Gage wants it to prove his worth. Their rivalry exposes unexpected vulnerabilities and attraction, making the contest more personal than either anticipated.
Better For You
by Anyta Sunday
2021
A snowstorm leaves fraternity brothers Charlie and Evan together before Christmas. Charlie needs library wages, Evan needs help finishing a paper, and their different insecurities complicate an attraction growing through study sessions and forced proximity.
Better to Believe
by Anyta Sunday
2021
Baseball player Coury Henderson is focused on getting drafted, making attraction to his best friend's younger brother inconvenient. Liam Wright has loved Coury for years, but doubts a promising athlete could ever want someone like him.
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