Playing with Trouble Books in Order
Part ofAnn Aguirre Books in OrderSee the Playing with Trouble books in order by Ann Aguirre, with romance summaries, series background, and easy reading-order guidance.
Last updated: July 15, 2026
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Playing with Trouble books in publication order
4 books
Chasing What's Mine
by Ann Aguirre
2021
A dangerous attraction catches up with two people trying to protect their hearts and their secrets. The closer they get, the harder it becomes to walk away.
Claiming What's Mine
by Ann Aguirre
2021
Sofia avoids the men in her father's dangerous world, especially Roman. Their long-running hostility masks a combustible connection that could put both love and safety at risk.
Protecting What's Mine
by Ann Aguirre
2022
A protective hero is determined to keep the woman he loves safe, even when she refuses to be treated as fragile. Danger turns their attraction into a fight for trust.
Saving What's Mine
by Ann Aguirre
2022
When someone important is in danger, a couple must put aside fear and unfinished conflict. Saving the person they love could cost them the life they thought they wanted.
Playing with Trouble books in chronological order
Series background & context
The Playing with Trouble books are contemporary romances about people who know they should keep their distance, then discover that attraction is much less convenient than common sense. The series uses high-energy relationship setups, including forbidden attraction, family pressure, protective instincts, and trouble that keeps becoming personal.
The opening books, Chasing What's Mine and Claiming What's Mine, establish a connected world where characters move around powerful families and dangerous loyalties. Romance is not separated from the rest of life. It can affect jobs, friendships, safety, and the choices people make when old grudges resurface.
Nobody is getting a quiet love story.
Each installment gives a different couple room to take the lead while preserving links to earlier characters. The appeal is the push and pull between desire and caution, with heroes and heroines who are often stubborn enough to complicate their own happiness.
Begin with Chasing What's Mine, then read Claiming What's Mine, Protecting What's Mine, and Saving What's Mine. Reading in order makes the shared relationships and escalating stakes easier to follow. Expect direct, emotional romance with possessive energy, family complications, and characters learning that protecting someone does not mean making every choice for them.
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