Penelope Bloom Books in Order

Leo Citrione has always been trouble, but Dr. Julia Connors gets under his skin in a way no one else has. When the past catches up with them, love becomes tangled with danger, regret, and family.

Vincent Citrione rules through fear until Aubriella witnesses something she never should have seen. In this first mafia romance, obsession and danger hit at once, and walking away stops being an option for either of them.

Damian Citrione wants revenge, not romance, until Callie crashes into his life while running from an abusive ex. Their connection is immediate, but his enemies and her past turn every moment together into a risk.

In the third Babies for the Doms story, desire and power exchange collide with an unexpected pregnancy. Bloom keeps the pace quick, the heat high, and the emotional pressure constant from the opening pages.

One impulsive encounter with a dominant stranger changes everything when the heroine ends up pregnant. The book blends BDSM dynamics with high emotional stakes and a hero who is much harder to walk away from than expected.

A reckless choice turns into a life-changing complication when the heroine discovers she is pregnant by a man who likes control. This is a short, intense romance with a darker tone and very immediate stakes.

A woman who is good at meddling in other people's love lives runs into the kind of attraction she cannot organize from a distance. Bloom plays the premise for humor, but the romance lands with real warmth.

One of Bloom's earlier darker romances, this story centers on control, temptation, and a heroine who gets pulled into a relationship she cannot treat casually. The tone is intense, direct, and built for readers who like higher heat.

A handsome single dad living next door becomes a problem the heroine cannot ignore for long. Bloom mixes neighborly proximity, instant attraction, and family stakes into a quick, steamy contemporary romance.

This darker single-dad romance adds danger to the attraction, trapping the heroine in a tense situation that quickly turns personal. Protective instincts and forced proximity drive the story as strongly as the chemistry.

A single father who has no time for complications meets a heroine who changes that in a hurry. The book combines protective energy, family pressure, and plenty of steam in a short contemporary setup.

A hired protector and the woman he is supposed to keep safe end up fighting their attraction almost as hard as the outside threat. It is a fast romantic suspense setup with plenty of possessive energy.

A sheltered heroine and a dominant hero collide in a romance built on curiosity, control, and intense attraction. It is one of Bloom's earlier, hotter books, with a darker edge than her later rom-coms.

A dangerous, dominant hero becomes impossible to avoid once pregnancy raises the stakes. This short, intense romance leans into possessiveness, heat, and the question of whether something reckless can become something real.

Bloom pairs another hard-edged alpha with an accidental pregnancy setup that leaves both leads with nowhere to hide. It is fast, steamy, and built around intensity more than tenderness, though both eventually show up.

An instant clash turns into an instant obsession in this enemies-to-lovers romance. Bloom builds the story on sparks, stubborn pride, and the slow realization that hate and attraction are standing much too close together.

A smooth, overconfident hero meets the one woman who can throw him completely off balance. This Objects of Attraction romance mixes absurd first encounters, sharp teasing, and a fast-moving attraction neither side controls for long.

Natasha lands an undercover internship to investigate billionaire Bruce Chamberson, then immediately gets caught eating the banana he guards like treasure. What follows is a very silly, very steamy office rom-com with real sparks.

A delivery mix-up starts the trouble, but the real problem is the instant chemistry between sarcastic Lilith and the man tied to the mess. Bloom turns a ridiculous premise into a quick, funny, surprisingly warm romance.

Artist Emily collides with polished businessman Ryan during a corporate event, and the connection refuses to stay professional. It is a lighter, sweeter office romance with creative sparks, chemistry, and a little second-chance energy.

A reckless encounter with a commanding prince pulls the heroine into a darker, more intense romance. This early Bloom title leans into power, punishment, and high heat while keeping the emotional stakes close.

A fierce alpha hero and a heroine who refuses to be handled crash into a rougher, more possessive kind of romance. Bloom keeps the pace fast and the danger close, with emotion rising underneath the intensity.

This darker romance pairs a dominant hero with a heroine caught in a relationship that moves from forbidden temptation to deeper commitment. The focus is on control, surrender, and what marriage means once emotions get involved.

Iris Rosewood thought Cade King had already cost her enough. Then he reappears, asks for help with the son he just discovered, and turns their old heartbreak into a second-chance romance neither of them is ready for.

Kira promised she'd never fall for one of the King brothers, especially Richard, the gorgeous, arrogant one who just walked back into her life. Their reunion is funny, frustrating, and far more dangerous than it should be.

A badly timed mistake and one very inconvenient secret pull two stubborn people into close quarters. The fifth Objects of Attraction romance keeps the jokes flying, but adds a slightly more emotional edge beneath the heat.

Another of Bloom's early outrageous romances, this one pairs a deliberately ridiculous setup with quick banter and serious heat. It is short, bold, and aimed at readers who came for chaos as much as chemistry.

This short return to the Objects of Attraction world checks back in after the original chaos of *His Banana*. It is a playful coda for readers who wanted a little more time with the couple and the series vibe.

Seven years after a painful misunderstanding, Miranda has to work for Nick King, the former crush she swore she'd never want again. Office tension, old hurt, and unfinished chemistry make that promise very hard to keep.

A landscaping disaster sparks another ridiculous, steamy collision in the Objects of Attraction world. What begins as irritation and bad timing turns into sharp banter, mounting attraction, and a romance neither side can keep neatly trimmed.

A casual hookup gets messy when the woman from that unforgettable night becomes the hero's wedding planner, for a wedding that is supposed to be fake. Pretending keeps getting harder once the feelings stop playing along.

Chelsea wants a job, not a reunion with Damon Rose, the arrogant man who got her pregnant years earlier. Returning to his orbit means facing old chemistry, old anger, and a secret neither of them can ignore.

A guarded single dad keeps telling himself the nanny is only temporary. That plan falls apart when she wins over his son, unsettles his carefully controlled life, and starts to feel far too permanent.

A girl used to being overlooked moves next door to Tristan Blackwood, the cold, magnetic king of Parker High. Their attraction is immediate, but getting close to him means stepping into a far darker world.

This darker follow-up drops another vulnerable heroine into the orbit of a powerful, dangerous man who is used to being obeyed. Attraction burns hot, but so do the risks of loving someone built for control.

Sylvie's stray love note lands on the wrong target, a grumpy werewolf named Riggs. When her sister's vampire cure drags danger to their door, he becomes her unwilling bodyguard, and survival starts looking a lot like romance.

Cara accidentally releases a powerful vampire and ends up magically bonded to him for her own survival. Lucian is ancient, broody, and certain he cannot care again, which makes their forced closeness especially dangerous.

Juliette loses one job because of Adrian Terranova, then gets trapped working as his assistant. Their office war is full of humiliation, banter, and mutual attraction, which is exactly what makes it so much fun.

Travis thinks his serious downstairs neighbor is basically begging for his attention, mostly by filing noise complaints. When work forces them even closer, his relentless charm meets the one woman least impressed by it.

Kenzie and Sebastian start with a furious first meeting, one impulsive night, and consequences neither of them can neatly contain. This grumpy romance adds a surprise-baby twist to all the usual Bloom chaos.

A bet, a grumpy single dad, and one woman who should know better turn into exactly the kind of chaos Bloom writes best. The setup is playful, but the emotional payoff comes from family, trust, and giving in.

Elizabeth thinks her new boss is determined to make her quit, so she challenges him instead. Their wager turns office warfare into a slow-burn romance full of sharp dialogue, takeout dinners, and very bad professional judgment.

Bloom takes another fake-relationship setup and fills it with banter, sexual tension, and people who think they can manage the arrangement without getting attached. Naturally, that plan does not last very long.

When Charli's cheating ex tries to steal her book and wreck her future, revenge sounds perfectly reasonable. Jameson helps her hit back, but somewhere between the schemes and the sparks, payback turns into something sweeter.

A runaway bride crashing into the hero's guesthouse is not how either of them planned the season. Snow, forced proximity, and small-town hockey energy turn a bad night into a very good rom-com setup.

The third Frosty Harbor romance serves up more hockey-town chaos, winter closeness, and innuendo-heavy banter. Another unlikely pair gets pushed together until the flirting, and the feelings, stop looking temporary.

Nolan, a pro hockey player, and Mia, a former figure skater, already have history and plenty of tension. Cooking brings them back together, but old hurt and new chemistry make staying casual almost impossible.

Snarky notes, workplace friction, and a boss who is much easier to hate than ignore drive this rom-com. What starts as petty warfare keeps turning personal once attraction slips into all the empty space.

Emma is a wedding planner who believes in perfect days. James makes a living ruining them by exposing cheaters before the vows, and he already wrecked her career once, which makes their reunion wildly inconvenient and very hot.

Nessa Thorne expects death when she volunteers for the Empire, but wakes at Confluence Academy instead, where magic users are forged into weapons. Her forbidden mark and dangerous bond with Raith turn survival into something far bigger.

Nessa survived her first year, but survival only made her more visible. With a dragon tied to her soul and her power drawing dangerous attention, the next stage of Confluence Academy promises even deadlier choices.