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Read Penthouse Affair by Kendall Ryan in order, with office romance summaries, duet background, and a clear place to start.

Last updated: June 11, 2026

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Penthouse Affair books in publication order

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1

Seven Nights of Sin

by Kendall Ryan

2019

The Penthouse Affair duet continues as the boss-and-intern romance faces the fallout of secrecy, desire, and broken trust. Seven nights may not be enough to repair what ambition has damaged.

2

The Two Week Arrangement

by Kendall Ryan

2019

A driven CEO, his new intern, and his twin toddler girls create a workplace romance full of temptation and risk. Their arrangement has a deadline, but their feelings refuse to stay professional.

Penthouse Affair books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "The Two Week Arrangement"

    The Two Week Arrangement

    by Kendall Ryan

    2019Penthouse Affair, Book 1
  2. Book cover for "Seven Nights of Sin"

    Seven Nights of Sin

    by Kendall Ryan

    2019Penthouse Affair, Book 2

Series background & context

Penthouse Affair is a two-book office romance duet, so it should be read in order. The story begins with The Two Week Arrangement, where a powerful CEO, a new intern, and the complication of his twin toddler daughters create a setup that is part workplace temptation and part family surprise.

The hero is not only a boss with a penthouse and a company to run. He is also a single father trying to keep his private life controlled. The heroine enters his world professionally, but their attraction quickly refuses to stay inside clean office lines. That mix of authority, vulnerability, and domestic pressure gives the duet more than a standard boss romance hook.

Seven Nights of Sin continues the same relationship after the first book leaves the couple in emotional trouble. The title promises heat, and the book delivers it, but the real question is whether the two of them can make honesty work after the secrecy and power imbalance of the first half.

The duet is compact, but it is not a standalone.

Readers who like Kendall Ryan's billionaire and workplace romances will find familiar pleasures here: crisp banter, forbidden attraction, a hero softened by fatherhood, and a heroine who has to decide what she wants beyond the job. Start with The Two Week Arrangement, then go straight into Seven Nights of Sin for the full arc.

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