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Never Too Far Books in Order

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Find the Never Too Far books by Kaylee Ryan and Lacey Black in order, with quick summaries, duet background, and where to start with these military romances.

Last updated: July 3, 2026

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Never Too Far books in publication order

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1

Beneath the Fallen Stars

by Kaylee Ryan

2021

Shayne's troubled past makes trust hard, even when Ford feels different from anyone she has known. Their military romance stretches across distance, letters, and the hope that timing will not beat them.

2

Beneath the Desert Sun

by Kaylee Ryan

2024

Faith visits Chad in California to escape the stress of job hunting and ends up facing feelings they have both kept quiet for too long. Distance and deployment complicate everything, but also make their future clearer.

Never Too Far books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "Beneath the Fallen Stars"

    Beneath the Fallen Stars

    by Kaylee Ryan

    2021Never Too Far, Book 1
  2. Book cover for "Beneath the Desert Sun"

    Beneath the Desert Sun

    by Kaylee Ryan

    2024Never Too Far, Book 2

Series background & context

Never Too Far is a co-written series by Kaylee Ryan and Lacey Black, and it blends military romance with the softer emotional style both writers tend to favor together. The result is a pair of books that are about service, distance, and uncertainty, but never lose sight of the comfort readers come to romance for.

The series begins with Beneath the Fallen Stars, which introduces a couple trying to build something real while military life keeps putting limits on time, distance, and stability. Beneath the Desert Sun follows with another romance shaped by deployment, friendship, and the hard question of whether a future can survive being stretched across states and continents.

What helps these books stand out is that the military setting is present without taking over the whole story. The pressure is real. Separation matters. So do letters, visits, base life, and the reality that a plan can change overnight. But the emotional weight still sits with the couple and the choice to keep reaching for each other anyway.

That gives the series a bittersweet edge without making it feel bleak. There is longing here, and some real waiting, but the tone stays warm and relationship-first.

If you like military romance with more heart than grit, and more tenderness than action, Never Too Far is an easy duet to recommend. Start with Beneath the Fallen Stars, then move directly into Beneath the Desert Sun.

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