Naughty Things Books in Order

The Naughty Things books are a good example of how JA Huss can write sexy contemporary romance without needing a giant crossover universe behind it. These are standalones, and they are built around stories that are just a little bit taboo, a little bit risky, and very focused on chemistry.

Each book takes a different angle. Pretty Thing leans into grief, longing, and a brother's-best-friend setup. Sweet Thing goes harder on the age-gap tension and the thrill of wanting someone you know you probably should not want. Wild Thing adds a more outsized, almost fairy-tale setup with a runaway princess and the man meant to bring her back. The connective tissue is tone rather than plot.

That makes this series especially easy to browse. You are not signing up for a twelve-book commitment or trying to keep track of five generations of crossover characters. You are choosing the flavor that sounds best and going from there. Huss still brings heat and emotional mess, but the focus stays locked on the central couple and the particular problem pushing them together.

These books are standalone on purpose.

Compared with Huss's darkest work, Naughty Things tends to feel a little more straightforward and a little more romantic in the classic sense, even when the premise has some edge. If you want something spicy, fast, and emotionally direct, this is a friendly place to dip into her catalog. Pick the trope you like best and start there.