Roan Parrish Books in Order

Daniel leaves Philadelphia for a job at a small Michigan college, expecting another place where he will not fit in. Then he meets shy furniture maker Rex, whose quiet cabin life challenges Daniel to risk honesty and belonging.

Colin keeps his panic, anger, drinking, and sexuality tightly hidden while working at his family's auto shop. Social justice worker Rafael sees past Colin's defenses, but both men must confront the secrets and pain they would rather avoid.

When Leo moves to New York for college, he reconnects with Will, the guarded man he never forgot. Leo wants love and commitment, while Will insists he wants neither, turning friendship and chemistry into a hard-won second chance.

By-the-book FBI art-crimes agent Will Fox is drawn to wealthy philanthropist Amory Vaughn, a man used to getting what he wants. When Amory steals a painting to impress him, attraction collides with Will's unshakable belief in the rules.

Tattoo-shop owner Ginger has no time for vulnerability while her business and art career demand everything. Warm, community-minded cafe owner Christopher sees through her defenses, but Ginger must decide whether love is worth letting someone help.

After losing his partner, job, and home, Alex returns to Michigan to open the bakery he always wanted. There he meets Corbin, a lonely, unusual man with reasons to avoid love, just as the holiday season begins.

After a suicide attempt and a shattered music career, Jude returns to Philadelphia convinced he has failed. Tattoo artist Faron sees his talent and pain, but Jude must believe he deserves love before he can build a future with him.

Reserved botanist Stefan and outgoing urban gardener Milo clash during a Brooklyn Botanic Garden tour. Their mutual irritation turns into attraction, forcing Stefan to loosen control and helping both men imagine a life beyond work and self-protection.

Matt never expected a safe, loving life with musician Rhys, but old abandonment fears do not disappear when Rhys leaves on tour. As secrets and distance strain their marriage, they must learn how to trust each other again.

Theo is the famous lead singer of Riven, but fame has made him miserable. Withdrawn guitarist Caleb understands music and pain all too well, and their explosive attraction asks both men to risk a future beyond isolation.

In this modern Dracula retelling, true-crime podcasters Mina and Lucy investigate a dating app after Lucy's brother disappears. With friends Arthur and Van Helsing, they uncover a dangerous mystery where online identities and real desire blur.

Sober bar owner Huey has built a careful life that leaves little room for love. Felix, a kind young man exhausted by caring for his siblings, breaks through Huey's defenses and makes a real future feel possible, and frightening.

A charity anthology of queer romance novellas and short stories from multiple authors, including Xio Axelrod. Each story stands alone, making it a strong pick if you want variety, quick emotional payoff, and love stories with a purpose.

Anxious graphic designer Simon turns to a pet-sharing app while waiting to adopt a dog. When injured illustrator Jack needs help with his rescue animals, their practical arrangement becomes a chance to trust, connect, and fall in love.

This volume gathers queer romance stories from several authors, offering a mix of fresh starts, meet-cutes, and heartfelt connections. It is a good choice for readers who want standalone romances and a collection built to support a cause.

Ginger and Christopher return for a short, intimate Chanukah story. Wanting to explore a new kind of connection together, they make room for curiosity, trust, and a holiday gift that is very much for adults.

Charlie has spent years running his family's hardware store and caring for everyone else. When restless Rye inherits a crumbling Garnet Run house, repairs, cats, and unexpected attraction push both men to consider a real home of their own.

Single dad Adam returns to Garnet Run with his young daughter and a lot to rebuild. Their reclusive neighbor Wes helps with a Christmas wish, but his secretive past could derail the new family connection taking shape.

A multi-author queer romance anthology filled with short stories and novellas that each deliver their own happy ending. The appeal here is range, different voices, different tropes, and a collection tied to LGBTQIA+ support.

After family pressure and romantic betrayal leave them reeling, Greta in Maine and Truman in New Orleans swap homes for December. New places bring new connections, but both must decide whether their unexpected holiday happiness is worth fighting for.

Henry arrives in Garnet Run determined to restore its historic art deco theater. Cameron, a barista who once dreamed of music, is not looking for romance, but one awkward meeting may give both men a reason to hope again.

Newcomer Bram enters Garnet Run's annual Halloween decorating contest, only to face six-time winner Zachary, an enigmatic architect next door. Their competitive prank war heats up quickly, leaving Bram more frightened by his growing feelings than the holiday scares.

This charity anthology brings together brand-new queer romance stories from several authors. Expect a broad mix of tones and tropes, with every entry offering a self-contained emotional arc and the easy satisfaction of a short-form love story.

River has found safety and purpose at Garnet Run's cat shelter, but romance feels harder to trust. When Cassidy brings in an injured cat and later turns up beside River at a holiday craft fair, their differences become a surprising connection.

Another multi-author queer romance collection, this volume offers ten standalone stories with different settings, voices, and romantic setups. It works well if you like anthologies that let you sample new authors while still getting complete endings.

This limited-edition charity anthology collects queer romance novellas and short stories from multiple authors. It mixes second chances, steamy encounters, and warm friendships, making it a good fit for readers who want variety without cliffhangers.

Edgar has seen frightening ghosts since childhood and structures his quiet New Orleans life to avoid them. Haunted-house designer Jamie pulls him toward spooky queer community, attraction, and the terrifying possibility of sharing what he sees.

A large queer romance anthology packed with short stories and novellas from many writers, each one delivering its own emotional hook. The fun is in the mix, new voices, different tropes, and plenty of happy endings in one place.

This volume continues the series' charity anthology approach with a fresh lineup of queer romance stories. Slow burns, instant sparks, and standalone happily-ever-afters make it a strong pick for readers who like range and easy dipping in.