Laurelin Paige (Sierra Simone) Books in Order

The Laurelin Paige (Sierra Simone) section zeroes in on the specific projects these two authors have written together. Think of it as the Venn diagram overlap between Paige’s polished, angsty billionaires and Simone’s taboo-loving, kink-friendly imagination.

Here you will find books like Porn Star and Hot Cop, which share a contemporary setting and a shared focus on sex work, public image, and the stories people tell about desire. In Porn Star, world-famous performer Logan O’Toole has his carefully curated persona shaken when Devi Dare walks back into his life. Their on-screen chemistry is never the problem; it is the emotional vulnerability behind the scenes that scares him. The book treats the adult industry with a mix of realism and wish fulfillment, offering a heroine who knows her worth and a hero who has to grow into the kind of man worthy of her trust.

Hot Cop plays in a more traditional rom-com sandbox, but the execution is just as explicit. Former good girl and current librarian Livia Ward wants a baby before she turns thirty. Officer Chase Kelly is the last man she should invite into that plan, since his life revolves around adrenaline, danger, and one-night stands. Their agreement is simple at first - a no-strings fling that gets her pregnant and gets him a willing partner - but the emotional fallout is anything but simple.

What ties these co-written books together is a shared willingness to tackle risk. The characters are often negotiating reputations, careers, or deeply held fears at the same time they are negotiating kink. Instead of pretending those pressures vanish once the bedroom door shuts, Paige and Simone drag everything in with them and use it to raise the stakes.

This page is designed to make it easy to follow that thread. You will see the co-written titles grouped together, notes on how they stand alone, and gentle pointers on where to slot them if you are also working through Simone’s Priest collection or Paige’s own interconnected worlds. If you like one of these joint books, it is a good sign you will enjoy both authors individually, and this corner of the site gives you a straightforward way to branch out without losing track of the stories you came for.