Leisa Rayven Books in Order

Cassie Taylor and Ethan Holt first connected while playing Shakespeare's doomed lovers at drama school. Years after their relationship ended painfully, a Broadway production reunites them, forcing Cassie to weigh lingering attraction against memories of heartbreak.

Ethan Holt wants another chance with Cassie Taylor after twice breaking her heart. Sharing a Broadway stage keeps them close, but Cassie must decide whether his claimed transformation offers enough reason to risk trusting him again.

Three holiday novellas revisit the couples from the Starcrossed books. Christmas gatherings, an island getaway, and a New Year's reunion give Ethan and Cassie, Liam and Elissa, and Josh and Angel fresh romantic complications to navigate.

Stage manager Elissa Holt has spent six years trying to forget actor Liam Quinn. When he returns as the leading man in her latest production alongside his fiancee, renewed attraction threatens professional boundaries and creates dangerous romantic complications.

Journalist Eden Tate investigates Max Riley, who sells wealthy women elaborate romantic experiences. He proposes three dates to prove his clients receive something worthwhile, leaving Eden to test her skepticism while protecting the story she intends to publish.

Editor Asha Tate needs a successful book to advance her career and signs a popular online poet known as Professor Feelgood. His difficult personality complicates their working relationship, while their chemistry makes professional boundaries increasingly hard to maintain.

Programmer Toby Jenner trusts the matchmaking technology he has created until he meets Joanna Cassidy. Their powerful connection contradicts his algorithm's prediction, making him question whether calculations or personal experience should guide his search for lasting love.

Toby Jenner's matchmaking app promises reliable romantic compatibility, yet the woman who captivates him receives an abysmal match score. Moving into her apartment to investigate the discrepancy brings his faith in technology into conflict with his feelings.