Jealous Psycho Books in Order

Office hierarchy gets messy when a boss decides he wants one employee all to himself. Possession and workplace sparks take over.

A cop who rarely loses focus meets the one woman who makes jealousy hit hard. From there, control becomes very personal.

A detective who trusts evidence more than emotion is blindsided by wanting her. Jealousy pushes the case, and the romance, into overdrive.

A fighter comes out swinging when another man gets too close to the woman he wants. This is jealousy as a love language, Lena Little style.

A firefighter is used to running toward danger, not toward desire. Then jealousy makes both impossible to ignore.

A powerful Italian hero does not hide what he wants, especially when jealousy gets involved. Expect heat, dominance, and instant claiming.

A lawyer who lives by strategy loses all patience when another man notices her. The romance is sharp, possessive, and fast.

The hero's first instinct is to keep her safe. The second is to keep her to himself. This novella thrives on that tension.

A darker, rougher hero meets the woman who brings out both his hunger and his protective side. The tone is wild and possessive.

This is one of the darker jealousy stories, with danger baked into the hero from the start. Obsession and heat walk hand in hand.

Guarding her should be business, but jealousy makes it personal fast. Close protection becomes close possession.

A second chance one-night stand becomes much messier when the man is suddenly her new stepbrother. Jealousy keeps the tension high.