Love By Design Books in Order
Part ofKendall Ryan Books in OrderExplore Love By Design by Kendall Ryan in order, with summaries, fashion-world background, and a simple guide to where the series begins.
Last updated: June 11, 2026
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Love By Design books in publication order
3 books
Working It
by Kendall Ryan
2013
Emmy Clarke leaves Tennessee for a job inside New York's modeling world and falls for male model Ben Shaw. Their affair is risky, glamorous, and threatened by careers, secrets, and a powerful boss.
All or Nothing
by Kendall Ryan
2014
Braydon Kincaid hides hurt behind model charm and a no-strings arrangement with Ellie. She wants a real chance at love, but he has to decide whether keeping his secrets is worth losing her.
Craving Him
by Kendall Ryan
2014
Emmy and Ben's fashion-world romance continues under harsher pressure. A pregnancy mystery, Ben's buried history, and Fiona's reach all test whether their relationship can survive more than the thrill of wanting each other.
Love By Design books in chronological order
Series background & context
Love By Design moves Kendall Ryan into the bright, pressure-filled world of fashion, modeling, and the people who work just outside the spotlight. The series opens with Working It, where Emmy Clarke leaves Tennessee for New York and lands inside a high-stakes modeling agency run by the intimidating Fiona Stone.
Emmy's connection with male model Ben Shaw quickly becomes more complicated than either of them planned. He is famous, used to being watched, and carrying history that makes public attention even harder. She is new to the city and trying to prove she belongs without losing herself in the process.
The follow-up, Craving Him, continues Emmy and Ben's story as outside pressure, old secrets, and Fiona's control keep pushing into their relationship. All or Nothing widens the world with Braydon Kincaid, another model whose easy confidence hides a bruised heart, and Ellie, the woman who wants more than a convenient arrangement.
The glamour is never the whole point.
This series works because the polished surface keeps cracking. Photo shoots, travel, agency politics, and public image all matter, but the real tension comes from trust. Ryan uses the fashion setting as a pressure cooker for jealousy, ambition, desire, and the question of whether love can survive when everyone has something to sell.
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