Jillian Dodd Books in Order

J.J. grows up between two boys she adores, wild, golden Danny and dependable Phillip, the boy next door who always seems to know her best. First kisses, football, and years of friendship slowly turn into a choice that will shape her whole life.

In a new school and a new life, Keatyn tries to stay ahead of the danger shadowing her family. But fresh crushes, intense friendships, and impossible choices make starting over much messier than she planned.

Keatyn looks like she has the perfect Hollywood teen life, until secrets, shaky relationships, and a stalking threat crack it wide open. What starts as glossy drama turns dangerous when her family's world is no longer safe.

J.J. is engaged to the boy she thinks is her forever, but wedding plans start stirring up doubts, old heartbreak, and very bad timing. As the big day gets closer, she has to decide whether love is enough to carry her down the aisle.

With fame, school, and romance all crashing together, Keatyn has to figure out which connections are real and which are dangerous. The stakes feel more personal now, and walking away is no longer easy.

Keatyn's boarding school life gets more complicated as feelings deepen and the wrong attention keeps finding her. Between romance, secrecy, and fear that the past is not finished, she cannot afford an easy mistake.

Keatyn's heart is being pulled in more than one direction, and none of the choices feel simple anymore. Love, loyalty, and the cost of telling the truth all collide as her world keeps getting harder to control.

The Captive Films drama begins as Riley, Keatyn, and their Hollywood circle step into adulthood, ambition, and very public romantic trouble. This first episode sets up the glamour, the mess, and the cliffhanger energy.

Episode 1.2 keeps the pressure on as work problems, attraction, and studio gossip start overlapping fast. In Hollywood, no one gets to keep things simple for long.

A new project pulls the Captive Films crew even deeper into scandal, chemistry, and career risk. The relationships are getting stronger, and the fallout is getting louder.

Episode 1.4 turns up the emotional stakes as private feelings and public image start colliding. Every choice inside the studio seems to create a bigger problem outside it.

With the season winding tighter, loyalties shift and Hollywood chaos keeps building. The Captive Films crew is running out of ways to avoid the truth.

The first season closes with romance, scandal, and several lives hanging in the balance. It is a classic serial ending, dramatic, addictive, and designed to make you want the next episode immediately.

Riley Johnson has the perfect Hollywood life on paper, until the one woman who mattered most comes back into it. Around him, the Captive Films crew chases love, status, and survival under a very bright spotlight.

Keatyn's story races toward big choices about love, safety, and the future she wants to claim for herself. After everything she has survived, getting her happy ending is still not guaranteed.

The closer Keatyn gets to the truth, the more painful and public the fallout becomes. Love turns messy, trust gets tested, and the people around her are forced to show who they really are.

Captive Films grows bigger, but so do the emotional messes inside it. Keatyn, Riley, Dawson, Knox, and Shelby all find that power in Hollywood rarely comes without a personal cost.

Love and marriage were the easy part. A pregnancy changes everything for Jadyn and the man who has always imagined a future with her, forcing them to face how much joy and fear can arrive in the same moment.

After a terrible week and a wild night, actress Ashlyn Roberts wakes up married to Cash Crawford in Vegas. What was supposed to become a quick fix starts looking a lot more like a real relationship.

Aiden retells key parts of the Keatyn story from his own point of view, showing what he knew, what he felt, and why he made the choices he did. It is a companion for readers who already finished the main arc.

Years after a painful breakup, Palmer and Cade are pushed back together and forced to confront the chemistry they never really lost. Second chances get messy when old secrets, family history, and regret are still in the room.

This companion takes readers behind *The Keatyn Chronicles* with deleted scenes, character notes, scripts, music, and alternate material. It also adds new points of view, including Aiden's and Vincent's.

Success at Captive Films brings more leverage, more temptation, and more ways for love to go sideways. In this Hollywood world, money solves some problems and creates several new ones.

Huntley's next mission turns personal when a deadly assassin returns and global tensions rise. She is chasing a killer, protecting a cover, and getting closer to the truth about her mother's death.

Spy Girl Huntley Von Allister goes undercover as a billionaire's daughter to protect Prince Lorenzo of Montrovia. Saving him would be easier if she were not falling for him at the same time.

A girl tries to step away from the noise around her and start over on her own terms. But going off the grid only makes the emotional stakes feel closer and more personal.

The Hollywood Love saga opens inside the Captive Films world, where glamorous careers and messy hearts are already on a collision course. Riley and the people around him are about to make everything public.

The fallout begins as old feelings, new opportunities, and Hollywood image management start crashing together. No one in this circle gets to keep love neat.

Work at Captive Films brings the ensemble closer and makes their private messes much harder to hide. Another fast installment pushes the drama forward.

As the story deepens, relationships start overlapping with ambition in dangerous ways. What looks glamorous from the outside feels increasingly unstable up close.

Scandal, attraction, and career pressure keep the studio crew off balance. In this world, one bad night can turn into tomorrow's headline.

The Hollywood circle keeps tightening as old hurts resurface and loyalties are tested. Everyone wants love, but not everyone wants to pay for it.

Another cliffhanger-filled installment adds pressure to careers and couples alike. Private desires are becoming very expensive public problems.

The ensemble drama keeps expanding as the studio's success makes its emotional chaos impossible to contain. Every romance now comes with collateral damage.

Jealousy, ambition, and unresolved history keep feeding the story. The people at Captive Films are still chasing love, just not very gracefully.

By book ten, the glamour is still there, but so is the emotional wreckage. Hard choices start replacing playful chaos.

The romances deepen while the Hollywood machine keeps demanding more from everyone. What once felt fun now carries real stakes.

Secrets and consequences start catching up to the whole group. The story keeps moving fast, but the emotional choices are getting heavier.

The long-running drama leans harder into commitment, fallout, and the cost of public love. No one can pretend things are casual anymore.

With careers and hearts both on the line, the Captive Films world starts narrowing toward turning points. The glamour is still high, but so is the pressure.

This late-series installment keeps the romance hot and the drama louder than ever. Everyone is heading toward a decision they can no longer avoid.

The bingeable Hollywood saga reaches another major turning point with scandal, love, and hard-won hope all in play. It is built for readers who like their romance glossy and dramatic.

The Hollywood drama keeps circling back to what everyone is really chasing, love that can survive ambition, money, and the spotlight. Riley and the people around him are forced to decide what matters more.

Desire, jealousy, and bad publicity make the Captive Films world even more unstable. As the characters chase what they want, the line between attraction and disaster gets thinner.

Sent to London, Huntley and Ari are pulled into a secret group with dangerous connections. As Huntley digs into her past and the mission turns darker, trust becomes its own kind of risk.

Huntley wants out of Black X and back in control of her own life, but unfinished secrets refuse to stay buried. Her search for answers about her mother and a shadowy society pulls her right back in.

Assassinations, bombs, and international panic push Huntley's world toward open chaos. The mission is no longer about one target, it is about stopping something far bigger before it explodes.

Hiding from a public breakup, movie star Jennifer Edwards escapes to Kansas City and meets a championship football player who has admired her for years. Their connection is instant, but fame makes everything harder.

After the sparks of *That Love*, Jennifer and her football star face the next question, whether real life can keep up with a very public romance. Love is easy compared with commitment under scrutiny.

Montrovia is collapsing, the disease has spread, and Huntley's enemies are closer than ever to getting what they want. The final fight asks how much one girl can sacrifice to save the people she loves.

As the Olympics come to Montrovia, Huntley's long-running conspiracy finally starts to erupt. A disease, a possible coup, and failing alliances turn the mission into a fight for the country's survival.

Kitty is supposed to be doing research, not getting emotionally involved. But when the wheel lands on a best man, wedding chaos and real chemistry make this date a lot harder to file away as material.

Kitty lands a billionaire on her dating wheel and expects good research, not real feelings. In New York, even a glamorous date can wreck the plan when chemistry shows up early.

Kitty's next spin lands on a cowboy, and another supposedly simple date starts turning into an emotional complication. Good material for a book is not always good for self-protection.

What starts as a date for book research gets more complicated when Kitty's doctor hero feels frustratingly real. Career pressure and actual attraction are a risky mix.

Kitty spins the wheel and gets a fireman, which sounds perfect until sparks stop being metaphorical. Another research date threatens to become a real romantic problem.

A hockey player joins Kitty's growing list of research dates, but this one hits harder than expected. New York dating is already messy without real feelings getting into the draft.

Kitty's attempt to save her writing career sends her on a date with a rock star. The glamour is fun, but staying detached is much harder when the guy is actually charming.

A date with an actor gives Kitty exactly the kind of romantic material she was supposed to collect. Unfortunately, the line between inspiration and involvement keeps disappearing.

Holiday cheer and the dating wheel collide when Kitty's next romantic experiment comes dressed like Santa. It is festive, funny, and still dangerous to her very organized plan.

Devaney heads to the Ozarks expecting a fun family summer and time to think about her newest crush. Instead, she starts seeing her longtime best friend Chase in a completely different light.

Mallory's second week at Kensington gets complicated fast as she reconnects with Harry while living far too close to Noah. Feelings, flirtation, and friendship are all starting to blur together.

Mallory is furious about being shipped from New York to London for a three-week school exchange, until two very different boys change everything. A prep school love triangle turns the trip into something much bigger.

With her time in London running out, Mallory is pulled harder between Harry and Noah. Family drama, heartbreak, and one unforgettable kiss make leaving feel impossible.

A holiday return to Keatyn's world brings festive moments and extra time with beloved characters. It is a cozy add-on for readers who want one more visit.

Supermodel Vale asks her ex, sports agent Carter Crawford, to pretend to be her fiancé for a family wedding. The plan would be easier if he were not still very serious about the part.

Two years after the summer that changed everything, Devaney arrives at college still carrying the damage. When Chase is suddenly back in her orbit, an old promise starts to feel painfully unfinished.

Mallory's exchange is ending, and one impulsive kiss leaves the whole friend group reeling. She is about to leave London, but not before making a mess she cannot take back.

Now staying in London for good, Mallory tries to repair friendships and figure out what she wants. A high-stakes party and renewed tension with both Harry and Noah make that nearly impossible.

Dani and Chase finally make it to college together as a couple, only to discover that forever feels harder in real life. Football, roommates, schedules, and pressure start testing what they have built.

By this point in the London Prep saga, feelings have history and every decision matters more. Mallory has to face what she wants, and who she wants, before someone else makes the choice for her.

Mallory's London story keeps growing as romance, friendship, and future plans all get more serious. A change of setting brings no real peace, only new chances to make the wrong choice.

Lane Arrington arrives at Eastbrooke Academy dreaming of her best friend Branson and dreading the school itself. After a bad fight, a London prince, and one reckless plan to get expelled, nothing goes the way she expected.

Lane is given a choice between Eastbrooke and London, but romance, rivalry, and reputation keep complicating the decision. At this school, popularity comes with a very real emotional price.

Back at Eastbrooke after the yacht weekend, Lane and Augie seem stronger, but danger is still circling their relationship. The people who want them to fail are not done yet.

Lane tries to run from Eastbrooke drama, only to get swept onto a yacht weekend full of friends, enemies, and very bad ideas. One kiss could change everything all over again.

The London Prep world keeps expanding with more friendship drama, romantic tension, and hard choices about the future. The club may sound exclusive, but the feelings are messy for everyone.

A question from Noah changes everything for Mallory and the boys who have shaped her London life. As everyone inches toward adulthood, love suddenly feels much bigger and riskier.

Damon has been carrying a crush on Ainsley for years, and one summer in the Ozarks gives him his chance. For Ainsley, moving on from heartbreak gets complicated the moment she notices how much he has changed.

After an unforgettable summer, Ainsley and college football star Damon are trying to hold on to their relationship across distance and pressure. Then Ainsley discovers she is pregnant, and everything changes.

The plan was dating for inspiration, not attachment. But somewhere between deadlines and city nights, the feelings stop being optional.

Dating for research keeps serving up exactly the kind of scenes a romance writer would use, awkward, funny, and unexpectedly hot. The problem is Kitty has to live through them first.

Another chapter in the New York dating saga brings more chemistry, more comic disaster, and less emotional distance. Research is getting awfully close to the real thing.

The series keeps asking whether a woman who writes happy endings can find one in real life. By now, the answer depends on which risks Kitty is finally willing to take.

The city, the job, and the dating experiment are all supposed to help point this writer back toward success. But one date hits harder than expected and puts her heart in real danger.

A former rom-com queen tries to revive her career with a hot-guy dating wheel and a lot of questionable optimism. One more spin means one more chance to save the book, or ruin her life beautifully.

Kitty keeps chasing the next date and the next story, but the emotional stakes are only getting higher. What began as a clever fix for her career is becoming impossible to keep casual.

A childhood list of rules comes back years later, after loss has changed everything. As one girl revisits the promises she made with her fearless best friend, her friend's older brother dares her to break every last one.

City life and cowboy energy collide in another Dating in the City installment. Kitty is still looking for material, but the man in front of her may be better than fiction.

A romance writer in career trouble starts turning real dates into research and hoping it saves her next book. Instead, it opens the door to a much messier love story of her own.