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Lovestruck (Lane Hart) Books in Order

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See the Lovestruck books by Lane Hart in order, with summaries, series background, trope notes, and where to start reading.

Last updated: July 10, 2026

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Lovestruck (Lane Hart) books in publication order

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1

Crazy in Love

by Lane Hart

2016

Reagan tries the same love potion and immediately runs into the one man she should not want, her professor. With only days to make fate work, attraction and timing become a very messy combination.

2

Tainted Love

by Lane Hart

2016

Josie drinks a supposed love potion as a joke, then lands straight in the path of Lawson, a mechanic with problems of his own. Their connection is fast, funny, and much harder to dismiss than magic should be.

Lovestruck (Lane Hart) books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "Tainted Love"

    Tainted Love

    by Lane Hart

    2016Lovestruck, Book 1
  2. Book cover for "Crazy in Love"

    Crazy in Love

    by Lane Hart

    2016Lovestruck, Book 2

Series background & context

Lovestruck is Lane Hart in playful romantic-comedy mode. It is a small series, but it has a clear hook: a mysterious love potion, a seven-day deadline, and heroines who may or may not believe any of this should be happening to them.

That setup gives the books a lighter feel than a lot of Hart's darker or more suspenseful series. The stories still have heat and emotional stakes, but the mood is more mischievous. Fate, timing, bad luck, and very inconvenient attraction all matter here. In Tainted Love, the potion kicks off a chain of events for Josie. In Crazy in Love, the same idea keeps rolling, this time with Reagan and a professor she definitely should not be falling for.

What works so well is that the magic is just strange enough to push the plot, while the romance still feels grounded in character. Hart uses the potion to create urgency, but the real fun comes from the banter, the awkward timing, and the way the heroines have to decide whether they believe in destiny, lust, or both.

These books are quick and fun.

If you want something breezier from Hart, this is an easy choice. It still gives you plenty of chemistry and drama, but it does it with a wink instead of a knife. Readers who like charming setups, soulmate pressure, and contemporary romance with a dash of magical mischief should have a good time here.

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