Lindsey Hart Books in Order

Resistance, control, and buried desire drive this darker early romance. It is short, intense, and focused on the emotional fight between two stubborn people.

A dangerous setup traps a heroine with the one man holding all the power. Even in novella length, Hart builds tension out of fear, defiance, and unexpected attraction.

A holiday setting, romantic pressure, and a timely proposal give this novella its warm, festive feel. It is a quick seasonal romance with family complications and an easy emotional payoff.

A difficult, wounded artist named Dallas Armstead is the last man a sensible heroine should fall for. This fairy-tale style romance leans into beauty, patience, and the slow softening of a hard man.

Owen returns to the place that changed his life and meets Maren, the woman linked to both his drowning and his past. This modern fairy-tale romance blends longing, second chances, and a dreamy coastal mood.

Physical attraction hits first and hard in this fast-moving novella. The story leans into heat, danger, and the trouble caused by wanting the wrong person.

Charity takes a month-long modeling job in a decaying mansion with a reclusive artist named Joe. His grief, his secrets, and the growing pull between them give this fairy-tale retelling real emotional bite.

This early romance pairs restless energy with the hope of finally finding somewhere, and someone, to land. It is quick, emotional, and built around freedom versus commitment.

A compact contemporary romance centered on vulnerability, attraction, and the hard work of letting someone close. It carries Hart's usual mix of steam and emotional payoff.

Nina agrees to three dates with her best friend's brother for a life-changing payday. It sounds simple on paper, until the contract starts looking a lot like a real chance at love.

This standalone leans more emotional, following characters marked by pain, memory, and the fear of trusting again. Hart balances heat with a stronger focus on healing.

Sharing space means losing privacy, patience, and eventually emotional distance. Hart uses the familiar roommate setup for humor, friction, and steadily growing attraction.

An insemination error leaves enemies tied together by a baby neither expected. Forced into each other's orbit, they have to face anger, attraction, and the possibility of building something real.

What begins as a bold proposal to her boss quickly becomes much more complicated than a simple arrangement. Hart turns a high-risk setup into a playful, steamy push and pull.

Ashton only wants a one-day fake boyfriend for her reunion, not a mystery man who gets under her skin. Trace seems perfect, right up until secrets and real attraction complicate the bargain.

Noemi runs from an arranged marriage and falls for a handsome stranger in Colorado. The problem is that the stranger is Byron, the billionaire groom she was trying to escape.

One impulsive kiss changes the rules of an office relationship in a hurry. This is a short, steamy setup about crossed boundaries and chemistry that will not stay professional.

An unexpected connection tied to the past becomes a chance at something new. It is a quick romance about value, vulnerability, and seeing more than the surface.

A romantic bargain made for practical reasons turns messy when feelings get involved. This short, tropey romance leans into risk, desire, and the cost of pretending love is a business deal.

June wakes in Vegas married to billionaire Brock after one reckless night and a drunken promise. What starts as a disaster becomes a funny, steamy test of whether two strangers can make a real marriage work.

A drunken post and an old promise drag Sydney back into Jesse's life after years apart. Their friends-to-lovers history makes every reunion scene funny, awkward, and hard to resist.

Alix never forgot asking her brother's best friend Ross for one unforgettable night and getting turned down. Years later they get another chance, but the rules meant to protect them do not stand a chance.

One blind date turns into a mess when the man involved is hiding who he really is and why he showed up. The sparks are instant, but so is the feeling that somebody is about to get hurt.

Rowan is hired to find arrogant heir Cliff Marshall the perfect wife, which would be easier if he were not impossible. Their matchmaking war turns personal fast when attraction starts interfering with business.

Lu-Anne becomes convinced her secretive neighbor is some kind of hitman and breaks into his house to investigate. What she finds is Wade, a man in hiding who is far more appealing than dangerous.

Lexi agrees to help her impossible boss Curtis through a family weekend full of children, close quarters, and too much temptation. The more time she spends with him, the harder he is to hate.

Raiden buys the company where his former stepsister Zoe works and finds old feelings waiting for him. Their reunion is sharp, funny, and full of the hurt they never really got past.

Sutton expects to be fired when her grumpy billionaire boss gets hold of the diary where she trashed him in detail. Instead, he wants her to play his girlfriend, and the fake arrangement gets dangerously real.

Feeney takes a nanny job with a cold, grieving single dad who wants nothing to do with romance. His little boy adores her, and soon the woman he should not touch is the one thawing his heart.

Falling for a best friend's brother is trouble before the first kiss even happens. Hart uses the off-limits setup for plenty of heat, awkward loyalty, and heart.

A workplace connection gets risky when the woman involved is the boss's daughter. The taboo setup keeps the stakes high while the attraction refuses to cool off.

Rhett overhears his bride confess she is using him and bolts before the wedding. Bella, the bride's tattooed little sister, helps him escape, and one scandal leads to a romance nobody will approve of.

Rin needs a fake boyfriend to save face after a messy breakup, and top model Adrian looks like the perfect answer. Their contract may be pretend, but the feelings get real very quickly.

An old relationship refuses to stay buried when unfinished feelings come back to the surface. Hart plays the ex trope for both laughs and genuine emotional mess.

Rea's new boss is also the college ex who never forgot how she disappeared from his life. Working next door to Kayden means old wounds, neighborhood battles, and second-chance temptation.

Emily kisses a stranger to get rid of her cheating ex and then learns the stranger is her new boss, Asher. A fake relationship meant to fix his reputation gives them more trouble than either expected.

To survive a family wedding, a heroine hires a stranger as her fake boyfriend and thinks he is the safe choice. Mistaken identity, close quarters, and very real chemistry quickly wreck the plan.

Adam asks his assistant Stephanie to pose as his girlfriend on a trip designed to rattle his ex. The fake setup turns into something warmer as she sees the lonely man behind his polished image.

A heroine and the man she should absolutely avoid keep getting pushed back into each other's orbit. The forbidden setup brings plenty of banter, tension, and romantic chaos.

One night is supposed to be enough, until lingering chemistry makes walking away harder than expected. This is a quick, emotional romance about bad timing and strong temptation.

What begins as a charged connection turns into a story about trust, risk, and getting pulled in deeper than planned. It is fast, steamy, and built around irresistible attraction.

Ash and Ellis find themselves tangled up in the kind of attraction that is equal parts inconvenient and impossible to ignore. It is a light, funny start to a series built on timing, chemistry, and emotional missteps.

Patience's father loses his company to billionaire Apollo, her former best friend, who comes back with a marriage proposal. Their history makes every scene crackle with resentment, longing, and second-chance heat.

Trouble starts when marriage, or the appearance of it, becomes impossible to ignore. This one leans into domestic chaos, forced closeness, and the question of what makes a husband real.

A quirky, offbeat romance where luck, timing, and bad decisions push two people together. It is playful on the surface, with enough emotion underneath to keep it grounded.

A marriage to a man she barely knows sounds like the worst possible idea, until real feelings start creeping in. This Bad for Me opener leans into impulsive choices and romantic fallout.

Darby agrees to marry her grumpy Irish boss Leon to keep him in the country, thinking the arrangement will stay practical. Instead she finds the damaged man beneath the frown, and the fake marriage becomes deeply personal.

One reckless night becomes the beginning of a much bigger problem when attraction refuses to stay casual. Hart keeps the setup quick, messy, and emotionally charged.

A desperate call for help reaches the wrong man, and he turns up at a creepy old house instead of hanging up. The result is a funny, steamy romance wrapped around mystery and mistaken first impressions.

Saying yes to a man she barely knows sets off exactly the kind of chaos the title promises. This is a quick rom-com about impulse, surprise, and feelings that arrive too fast.

Evilla only steps in for a friend on a blind date, and then meets Mont, who is far more interesting than expected. Their awkward start turns into a sweet, funny romance with real spark.

Everleigh is already in trouble before one impossible favor leaves her entangled with Darius, her boss's brother. What follows is a messy, funny romance full of fake marriage energy and bruised hearts.

Friendship and loyalty get seriously tested when forbidden attraction points in the worst possible direction. Expect family complications, secrecy, and a hero who is hard to resist.

A familiar older man becomes anything but safe once long-simmering attraction finally comes into focus. This one is built on close history, age-gap tension, and a lot of lines that should not be crossed.

Attraction to an ex's father is scandalous for obvious reasons, but Hart leans right into the risk. The result is an age-gap romance where the biggest obstacle is not chemistry, it is the fallout.

The one man she should avoid is the one man who knows her too well. Hart uses the classic off-limits setup for humor, tension, and a romance that feels doomed until it suddenly does not.

Weland thought a paper marriage would stay distant until she literally runs into the husband she has never met. Sterling has reasons of his own for the arrangement, but keeping it fake gets harder by the day.

Carissa has spent years touring as a nurse around Wilder's band, watching him from the sidelines. When the tour winds down and he finally reaches back, a quiet crush gets a real shot at becoming more.