Kaylee Ryan Books in Order

After losing her parents young, Allison grows up leaning on the family next door. College brings her face to face with Liam, a football star who makes her wonder if the fairytale she wants might actually be possible.

The final With You story brings the series' mix of loyalty, romance, and growing-up choices to a heartfelt close. Love is already there, but claiming it means finally risking everything that matters.

Hailey has spent years wanting her brother's best friend and knowing it can never happen. Aiden wants her just as much, but crossing that line could change every relationship around them.

When tragedy and betrayal wreck the life she thought she had, Tatum starts over from scratch. Blaise, a tattoo artist and volunteer firefighter, seems like a temporary distraction until he decides he wants forever.

After swearing off fairy-tale endings, a determined young woman throws herself into her career and accidentally ends up working directly for an inked rock star. The job is complicated enough before attraction enters the room.

Built around timing, tension, and two people circling what they really want, this romance asks how long love can wait. The pull is obvious, but saying yes is the hardest part.

An early contemporary romance about powerful attraction and the feeling of being knocked off your feet by the right person. Ryan keeps the focus on chemistry, vulnerability, and the emotional lift of taking a chance.

Evan is ready to fight for custody of his little daughter, and McKinley, his best friend's sister, is determined to help. Working side by side turns lifelong familiarity into a romance neither of them planned for.

A famous man who has always liked variety meets a woman who wants permanence, not promises. Their chemistry is instant, but real love only works if his certainty can outlast her doubts.

A life-changing surprise knocks Kendall and Ridge off the course they thought they were on. As friendship deepens into love, they have to rebuild their plans one day, one breath, and one brave choice at a time.

This follow-up returns to Tatum and Blaise as the holidays bring new challenges, big feelings, and more of the found-family warmth that defines their romance. It is a sweeter, quieter extension of their story.

A heartfelt contemporary romance about longing, bad timing, and finally admitting what has been there all along. Ryan keeps the story grounded in emotional connection instead of easy answers.

Avery's future changes course, sending her closer to home and back toward feelings she has not fully outrun. This is a tender, second-chance-leaning romance about healing, family, and choosing what matters most.

Mike looks like a man who already has everything, until one powerful attraction exposes what his life is missing. This installment leans into small-town loyalty, emotional risk, and the kind of connection that will not stay casual.

Aaron thought love was simple until one unexpected woman pushed every certainty off balance. Set in the same close-knit Southern circle, this romance mixes stubborn hearts, family ties, and the pull of wanting more.

A professional baseball player wants more than casual charm and fast attention when he meets a guarded single mom. Their attraction is easy, but trusting a man whose world lives in the spotlight is much harder.

What begins as a friendship between Lauren and drummer Tristian turns into something deeper before either of them is ready to name it. They have the pull, the banter, and the heart, but not the same confidence.

More emotional than the title first suggests, this romance leans into grief, healing, and the comfort of finding the right person when life feels raw. It is intimate, heartfelt, and quietly hopeful.

Cassidy knows getting involved with her boss is a bad idea, especially after everything she has been through. Gavin does not care about the risks, and the more time they spend together, the harder she finds it to resist.

When life gets heavy, this story focuses on the person who stays. It is a contemporary romance about pain, support, and the kind of love that keeps showing up until the worst finally starts to ease.

This companion novella follows Olivia and David as talk of forever becomes something real. It is a sweet series coda about commitment, patience, and making a shared future feel unforgettable.

Gwen and Harrison sign the papers ending their marriage, then realize walking away may be the biggest mistake of their lives. A surprise pregnancy and unfinished feelings force them to decide whether their love story is truly over.

This romance centers on old hurt, undeniable chemistry, and the person who starts to feel like a cure. Ryan balances the swoon with the harder work of learning how to trust again.

A seemingly simple connection turns into a story about timing, perspective, and the one person who changes how everything looks. It is a tender, low-angst romance driven by heart rather than spectacle.

A relationship built on encouragement, momentum, and one brave step after another, this romance asks what happens when someone sees your strength before you do. Sweet and emotionally steady, it keeps the focus on growth.

Just when life seems mapped out, everything shifts and forces a painful reset. This series entry follows a couple learning how to merge old dreams with a completely changed reality.

Heartbreak and tragedy leave Dawn trying to hold herself together while Mark steps in as the steady person she can lean on. Their slow-build romance is emotional, protective, and rooted in showing up when it counts.

Tyler and Regan have years of friendship and attraction behind them when life hits them with a fight they never saw coming. Their romance is tender, but it has to survive real fear and real change.

Childhood best friends Reese and Cooper have years of history, hurt, and bad timing between them. This first half of the duet leans into missed chances, old feelings, and the question of whether love can survive the damage already done.

Just as Reese is about to make the biggest mistake of her life, Cooper finally tells the truth about what she means to him. Their second-chance romance has to untangle old wounds before either of them can reach a real happily ever after.

Fresh out of the Army and raising a young son, Colton rents out his in-law apartment to Hollis, a woman running from her past. Their connection is immediate, but danger and old wounds make happiness hard to trust.

Gabby needs a place to land, and Chase offers help she cannot easily refuse. Forced together after years of banter and buried attraction, they have to figure out whether this messy beginning could be something real.

Sawyer meets a handsome stranger on a plane, then learns he is her new boss. Royce is guarded, intense, and very off-limits, which only makes their workplace chemistry harder to resist.

This refreshed version of Lucky Bastard follows a pro football hero whose charm meets its match in a woman unimpressed by fame. It is playful, swoony, and built around the question of whether the star can be real off the field too.

In this Cocky Hero Club entry, a star quarterback falls hard for a woman who sees past the swagger and spotlight. The attraction is instant, but real life and reputation make the path to something serious a little messier.

When hotel scout Owen Riggins meets waitress Layla, he knows he wants more than one chance encounter. Layla's rough past makes trust hard, and Owen has to prove his interest is not pity or impulse.

This prequel novella follows Samantha and Jase, a cocky former pro athlete who refuses to take no for an answer. What starts with sharp banter and reckless attraction turns into an unexpected life-changing twist.

Past regrets and long-held hurt make the future look impossible at first. The final Unexpected Arrivals book stays focused on healing, hope, and the hard work of believing love can still beat the odds.

Wren is doing her best as a single mom after heartbreak changed everything. Marshall Riggins steps in with patience, warmth, and a heart too big to ignore, making a second chance feel possible again.

Shayne's troubled past makes trust hard, even when Ford feels different from anyone she has known. Their military romance stretches across distance, letters, and the hope that timing will not beat them.

Paisley never expected a kiss cam moment with a stranger to turn into a real problem at work. When Cameron joins her team, chemistry, baseball, and the media make keeping things professional nearly impossible.

Set in a shared sports-romance world, this quick contemporary story leans into chemistry, banter, and a hero who is exactly the kind of trouble he looks like. Fast-moving and flirty, it keeps the tension front and center.

A shorter, more wistful Ryan romance, this story turns on memory, missed chances, and the pieces of the past that refuse to stay buried. Even in brief form, it keeps the focus on feeling.

McKenna has spent years crushing on her best friend's older brother, Rip, and coming home puts him back in her orbit for good. A weekend away and old chemistry turn their long-held feelings into something impossible to deny.

Haven returns to her small Idaho hometown after years away and comes face to face with Sebastian, the first love she left behind. Their reunion has history, regret, and the chance to finally choose each other.

Grant Riggins cannot stop thinking about Aurora, the shy bakery owner who seems immune to his charm. She is finally rebuilding her life, and falling for a persistent man might be the one risk she is not ready to take.

A chance meeting during a layover opens the door to a cross-cultural romance that feels unexpectedly real. Distance, timing, and travel logistics keep the connection from being simple, even when the spark is immediate.

Widowed firefighter Grayson is not looking for love, but the bookstore owner who already adores his twin daughters keeps drawing him closer. This small-town romance balances grief, healing, and the courage to begin again.

Aspen expects one snowed-in night with Conrad Riggins and nothing more. Conrad disagrees, and their forced-proximity romance turns a temporary spark into something much harder to walk away from.

In this Out of Reach romance, baseball ambition collides with a relationship that becomes harder to ignore by the day. The game matters, but so does the person waiting just beyond the bright lights and long odds.

A spring break meet-cute leaves Griffin and Peyton trying to make sense of a connection that feels bigger than a vacation fling. Distance, baseball dreams, and real life test whether four perfect days can become more.

Hudson and Riley hide years of feelings until one night changes everything, then he leaves town for a year. When he returns to find her with a newborn, love, anger, and bad timing all come crashing together.

Ramsey agrees to a blind-date photo shoot and ends up face to face with Deacon, her best friend's older brother. One fake setup quickly becomes a very real problem for two people who cannot stop thinking about each other.

This prequel novella follows Orrin and Jade, two people with matching crushes and no idea the feeling is mutual. It is a quick, sweet start to the Willow River world and the Kincaid family circle.

Declan has built his whole world around his little daughter and keeping life manageable. Then Kennedy arrives in Willow River, and what starts as a temporary connection turns into something neither of them wants to let go.

Palmer's embarrassing confession lands her exactly where she never expected, in Brooks Kincaid's orbit and in his bed. Their no-strings arrangement is supposed to stay secret and simple, but feelings break the rules fast.

When Brock's easygoing playboy life is thrown off course, Joey ends up closer to him than either expected. Their slow-burn romance mixes family pressure, attraction, and the risk of turning comfort into something bigger.

Emerson has no plan to fall for her older brother's best friend, especially one as tattooed and tempting as Roman. He tries to hold the line, but once they give in, keeping it casual is no longer an option.

A rivalry, a kiss, and a whole lot of unresolved tension drive this playful shared-world romance. What starts as competition quickly becomes personal, and walking away stops looking like a win.

Rushton falls hard for Crosby, the new kindergarten teacher with kind eyes and carefully guarded secrets. She wants roots, but her past keeps telling her not to stay anywhere long enough to grow them.

Sterling and Alyssa have been best friends for years, which makes finally seeing each other differently both thrilling and terrifying. In a town where everyone knows everyone, one confession changes everything.

Scarlett plans to finish her photography contract and keep moving, while Archer Kincaid has roots planted deep in Willow River. Their friends-with-benefits arrangement works until home starts to mean the same person.

Forrest is all in on Briar from the start, but her heart is not the only one at risk. With her daughters watching, this sweet small-town romance turns found family into the thing worth fighting for.

Faith visits Chad in California to escape the stress of job hunting and ends up facing feelings they have both kept quiet for too long. Distance and deployment complicate everything, but also make their future clearer.

This Riggins Brothers finale looks back at Lena and Stanley, the couple who started the family and the empire. It is a warm, nostalgic origin story about young love, marriage, and the legacy they built together.

What looks like a practical arrangement between friends starts to feel far too real. This Everlasting Ink romance uses marriage-of-convenience tension to ask when pretending ends and love begins.

This holiday romance starts with old hurt still very much alive and asks whether Christmas can become hopeful again. More healing than glitter, it is about second chances, vulnerability, and the courage to feel festive after heartbreak.

Starting over as a single mom is hard enough before Stella meets Maverick, the kind man who keeps showing up when she needs help. Their friendship-with-benefits setup gets complicated the moment it starts to feel like home.

Ryder has spent two years wondering why Jordyn disappeared without goodbye. When she comes home from Paris, old love resurfaces fast, but the reasons she left are still standing in the way.

Courtney's fake date problem turns into a fake relationship with Merrick, her boss's brother-in-law. It should be simple until family time, wedding season, and too many real feelings blur the line completely.

One wild night leaves Maggie facing a surprise pregnancy and a future she did not plan. Lachlan is determined to show up for her and the baby, even if convincing her to trust him takes everything he has.

A busy football star starts to see the woman caring for his son in a whole new way. Forced proximity turns daily routine into a tender slow-burn romance with real family stakes.

This Nashville Rampage installment blends football-world intensity with a romance built on patience, family, and earned trust. As emotions deepen, both leads have to decide whether protecting themselves is worth losing the chance.

Corie knows Knox is off-limits, he is her brother's best friend and the star quarterback of the Nashville Rampage. Their secret relationship is hot, risky, and one bad move away from blowing up both of their worlds.

The second Nashville Rampage romance brings more football pressure, team loyalty, and a relationship that looks easy to avoid on paper and impossible in practice. Off-field feelings raise the stakes fast.

A Vegas wedding to her new brother-in-law's best friend feels like a mistake to Brogan. Maddox disagrees, and his determination turns their accidental marriage into a battle between caution and what might be meant to be.

Set in the Nashville Rampage world, this romance follows a couple whose careful plans stop making sense once love enters the picture. Football keeps the pressure high, but the real challenge is changing course together.

In a world built on strategy and control, this story asks what happens when love still finds a way in. The football backdrop adds pressure, but the real risk is choosing vulnerability after a lifetime of playing it safe.