Las Vegas Nights Books in Order

Las Vegas Nights is Cat Schield's connected contemporary romance series about people who live and work in a city built on spectacle. The stories move through luxury hotels, casinos, nightclubs, music-industry events, and high-pressure business deals, where private feelings can become public news with one wrong move.

The early books focus on the Fontaine family and its hotel empire. The Fontaine sisters have money and opportunity, but they are also dealing with questions of inheritance, control, and whether their own ambitions can survive the expectations attached to the family name. Their world brings them into contact with security experts, rival executives, chefs, and other people who do not always fit neatly into the plans they have made.

In At Odds with the Heiress, former actor and casino executive Scarlett Fontaine clashes with security specialist Logan Wolfe. He doubts that she is suited to run a major property, while she is tired of being underestimated. Their conflict sharpens when Logan needs her help with his teenage niece, and the attraction they have both tried to ignore becomes impossible to keep contained.

Vegas makes everything feel bigger.

Later books broaden the setting into Club T's and the music world. Little Secret, Red Hot Scandal follows Mia Navarro, who has spent years acting as assistant to her famous pop-star twin, and singer-producer Nate Tucker. Their secret affair leaves Mia pregnant and forces her to decide whether she can finally step out of her sister's shadow. The Heir Affair continues the Club T's thread with singer Melody Caldwell and businessman Kyle Tailor facing an unexpected pregnancy and unresolved trust issues.

The series has the bright, fast-paced feel readers expect from a Las Vegas romance, but the characters' problems are more personal than flashy. Family pressure, jealousy, career demands, and old insecurities are as important as the hotels and headline-making events. Schield pairs high-glamour settings with people who want something more solid than a temporary thrill.

Most of the novels can be read as standalones, though publication order helps track the Fontaine family and later Club T's connections. Start with At Odds with the Heiress for the first trip into this version of Las Vegas, then move forward for romance, family drama, and a little well-earned chaos.