Hollywood Name Game Books in Order
Part ofAlexa Aston Books in OrderFind the Hollywood Name Game books by Alexa Aston in order, with short summaries, series background, and an easy guide to where to begin.
Last updated: July 3, 2026
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Hollywood Name Game books in publication order
5 books
Hollywood Double
by Alexa Aston
2021
In a world built on image and performance, two people discover how hard it is to tell the difference between the role and the real heart underneath. The attraction is instant. Trust takes longer.
Hollywood Enigma
by Alexa Aston
2021
A Hollywood production brings two stars together, but danger shadows the romance. Before the movie is finished, an old threat surfaces and turns a glamorous love story into a fight to survive.
Hollywood Flirt
by Alexa Aston
2021
Fame has made the hero of this Hollywood romance look easygoing and untouchable. The woman who sees past the public persona may be exactly what he needs, if both can handle life under a very bright spotlight.
Hollywood Heartbreaker
by Alexa Aston
2021
A missed step lands one woman the biggest job of her life and puts her in the path of a wealthy, talented man who is far less put together than he looks. Hollywood glamour quickly turns personal.
Hollywood Player
by Alexa Aston
2021
He knows how to play the Hollywood game, on screen and off. She is much harder to charm, which makes their chemistry even more dangerous, and possibly much more real than either one planned.
Hollywood Name Game books in chronological order
Hollywood Heartbreaker
by Alexa Aston
2021Hollywood Name Game, Book 1
Hollywood Flirt
by Alexa Aston
2021Hollywood Name Game, Book 2
Hollywood Player
by Alexa Aston
2021Hollywood Name Game, Book 3
Hollywood Double
by Alexa Aston
2021Hollywood Name Game, Book 4
Hollywood Enigma
by Alexa Aston
2021Hollywood Name Game, Book 5
Series background & context
Hollywood Name Game is Aston in contemporary mode, bright, glossy, and a little more playful than some of her historical work. The setting is the entertainment business, so the books get to move through actors, writers, musicians, movie sets, public images, and the weird collision between ordinary emotion and very public lives.
Fame helps, but it does not fix anything.
The heroes are men with status, money, and visibility, but that is not the same as stability. Some are burned out. Some are lonely. Some are charming in public and much harder to know in private. The women they meet are not there just to admire them. Aston usually gives them ambitions of their own, and that keeps the romances from floating away into fantasy. These couples still have to deal with trust, timing, work, and the question of who they are when the cameras are not rolling.
A nice touch in this series is the tone. It can be funny and flirty, but Aston is also willing to bring in a bit of suspense or danger when a story needs extra pressure. That means you can get the glamour of Hollywood along with a romance that still has some bite.
If you like contemporary romance with celebrity settings, strong chemistry, and just enough behind-the-scenes chaos to keep things lively, Hollywood Name Game is a good pick. The books are standalones, so you can start anywhere and then circle back for the ones that sound most fun.
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