Mister (JA Huss) Books in Order
Part ofJA Huss Books in OrderBrowse the Mister series by JA Huss in order, with short summaries, crossover background, and help figuring out where these next-generation romances fit.
Last updated: June 11, 2026
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Mister (JA Huss) books in publication order
7 books
Five
by JA Huss
2015
Rory Shrike has loved Five Aston forever and she is done being left behind. This friends-to-lovers story turns childhood history and next-generation baggage into a long-promised payoff.
Mr. Corporate
by JA Huss
2016
Victoria is broke, driven, and furious to find herself competing with ex-boyfriend Weston Conrad again. Their reunion brings back every old secret they thought was buried.
Mr. Match
by JA Huss
2016
Katya has a past full of secrets, and Oliver Shrike's billion-dollar dating empire makes him a target. Their romance has history behind it and trouble coming straight at it.
Mr. Mysterious
by JA Huss
2016
Cindy does not care about off-limits rules, especially when the man in question is dangerous and impossible to ignore. This one mixes flirtation, family interference, and a deeper mystery under the surface.
Mr. Perfect
by JA Huss
2016
Ellie is great at her celebrity-concierge job until her new boss catches her sexting in his first big meeting. McAllister Stonewall looks perfect on paper, which is exactly why he is not.
Mr. Romantic
by JA Huss
2016
Ivy, the preacher's daughter, needs a job and ends up working for the most scandalous Mister of them all. Nolan Delaney is charming, damaged, and tangled in a story darker than he looks.
Mr. and Mrs.
by JA Huss
2017
All the Misters gather on Five's island for a wedding that should be perfect and absolutely is not. Family chaos, old mysteries, and next-generation drama make this finale big and crowded.
Mister (JA Huss) books in chronological order
Series background & context
The Mister series is where JA Huss lets the next generation step forward. These books live inside the wider Company world, but they move the timeline on and shift the focus to younger characters, many of them connected to the families readers met in Rook and Ronin and the books that followed. The result feels glossier, younger, and a little more tabloid-ready, but the underlying secrets are still very much intact.
Each Mister gets his own story. Mr. Perfect starts with office chaos and a too-perfect billionaire boss. Mr. Romantic brings in scandal and a heroine who looks much more innocent than the world around her. Mr. Corporate, Mr. Mysterious, and Mr. Match each add their own relationship dynamic while the bigger mystery threads keep moving. Then Five and Mr. and Mrs. widen the family side even more.
The series works best if you like romance with a polished surface and a messy underside. There are jobs, parties, wealth, dating apps, media noise, and beautiful people behaving badly. But there is also history. The Brown scandal, the Silver Society, and all the old family ties mean these books always feel attached to something larger.
This is second-generation drama done on purpose.
If you are brand new to Huss, you can still read these as an entry point. If you already know the original world, the payoff is richer because you can see the echoes. Either way, The Misters is a fun, twisty series for readers who want spicy contemporary romance with crossover depth, recurring families, and just enough mystery in the background to keep every happy ending slightly under pressure.
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