Rascals Books in Order
Part ofKatie McCoy Books in OrderFind Katie McCoy’s Rascals books in order, with short book summaries and a reading list to help you follow the series from its beginning.
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Rascals books in publication order
5 books
Heartbreaker
by Katie McCoy
2018
A woman seeking a fresh start behind the bar discovers that her new boss is the man she recently kissed. Their attraction intensifies through late nights at work, but his reluctance to commit threatens her hopes for more.
Rascal
by Katie McCoy
2018
A woman irritated by the bar opening beneath her apartment recruits its handsome owner as her date for work events. Their arrangement seems mutually useful until attraction makes it difficult to separate the public performance from private desire.
Soulmate
by Katie McCoy
2018
Returning to Chicago, a woman reconnects with the college friend she once secretly loved. He wants their friendship back, but she is determined to be seen differently without sacrificing her own life to another round of unrequited hope.
Troublemaker
by Katie McCoy
2018
A woman’s combative relationship with her brother’s best friend turns romantic after an unexpected kiss. Their attraction is difficult to resist, but his guarded past and belief that he cannot offer more threaten the connection she wants to build.
Wingman
by Katie McCoy
2018
Hoping to attract her oblivious boss, a woman asks a charming bartender to teach her how to flirt. Their lessons are meant to remain casual, but unexpected chemistry makes her question which man she actually wants.
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