Saxon James Books in Order

Rainer escapes his problems by traveling to Ibiza, where he meets Colton, a man comfortable with the island's holiday lifestyle. They expect a temporary summer fling, but their growing attachment complicates the return to Rainer's responsibilities.

NFL player Taryn avoids relationships after his boyfriend tires of staying hidden. An anonymous number saved in his phone leads to a new connection, but meeting the man he is falling for means risking the privacy he has protected.

Retired NFL player Cooper Zane reconnects with Liam Holdsworthy and persuades him to help with a list of new experiences. Liam wants a lasting relationship, but Cooper's determination to return to football makes him wary of coming second again.

Rowan returns to Sunbury seeking forgiveness from Circus, the former friend he hurt five years earlier. Circus agrees to help if Rowan models for a swimwear shoot, but their renewed closeness challenges both men's plans to keep their distance.

Roo returns to Sunbury after five years abroad, intending to confess his feelings for best friend Tanner and find closure. Tanner wants him to stay, but understanding the nature of their bond proves more complicated than either expected.

Responsible fraternity legacy Bailey Prince meets Chad Doomsen at a rival house's party and begins questioning his usual caution. Their growing connection draws them beyond the boundaries of their houses' longstanding rivalry, making a relationship feel like a betrayal.

Cam returns from college and moves next door to Rafe, the childhood friend he distanced himself from to protect his heart. Pranks bring them together again while Rafe struggles with family pressures and a failing relationship.

Auggie finally gains a chance to pursue construction work when Leon hires him as an apprentice. Their attraction creates a dilemma: Leon wants to respect workplace boundaries, while Auggie refuses to jeopardize the opportunity he has fought to earn.

Ford Thomas becomes intrigued by widowed florist Orson Naples after visiting his shop. Orson wants a quiet, settled life, but Ford's persistent attention and flirtation challenge his routines and assumptions about what he wants for himself.

Fraternity social chair Robbie decides to explore his attraction to men, and risk manager Brandon unexpectedly volunteers to help. Their contrasting approaches to college life bring experimentation and new feelings into a friendship neither anticipated changing.

Newly divorced Griff asks best friend Heath to introduce him to single life in his forties. Their friendship takes an unexpected romantic turn, challenging their agreement that neither wants a relationship and complicating the fresh start Griff envisioned.

Fraternity president Zeke investigates hazing rumors that threaten his house and draw the dean's attention. The apparent connection to rival president Charles brings them together, giving Charles a chance to reveal feelings he has long kept private.

Newly divorced Payne returns home without a place to live and accepts a room from his younger brother's best friend Beau. Household help and dating advice become their arrangement, but attraction complicates Beau's attempts to find someone else.

Kai wants casual encounters while Rylan hopes to settle down. Meeting through a dating app leads to a bargain in which each helps the other find what he wants, but their growing connection complicates the arrangement they intended to keep practical.

After an unsuccessful first date, Felix discovers Marshall is his new roommate, making their differences impossible to avoid. Repeated setups by friends and Marshall's determination to try again challenge Felix's resistance to the man he secretly finds appealing.

Bar owner Art hires Joey, whose financial responsibilities include supporting his sisters through college. Their flirtation unsettles Art’s resistance to commitment, while Joey’s apparent heterosexuality and dependence on the job make acknowledging his real feelings increasingly complicated.

Seeking a fresh start in Seattle, Molly asks roommate Seven to coach him through his unsuccessful dating habits. Their friendship grows amid matchmaking schemes, but Seven’s responsibilities toward his anxious brother make the commitment Molly needs seem impossible.

After his son moves away, Keller takes in the young man’s best friend Will, with whom he has shared an unexpected intimate encounter. Domestic closeness and a matchmaking assignment threaten their efforts to suppress a mutual attraction.

Christian needs an impressive date for a family wedding, while Émile needs a husband to qualify for an inheritance. Their mutually useful arrangement promises a straightforward solution, until real feelings begin to complicate the marriage they planned to fake.

Divorced husbands Davey and Mack still share a home, though Davey’s demanding career keeps them apart. A twelve-week stay revives their old connection, giving Mack a chance to ask whether this time Davey will choose their family over work.

Madden hides his love for best friend and business partner Penn while trying to find him someone else. An offer to develop a nudist resort threatens their shared work, forcing Penn to confront feelings he has mistaken for ordinary friendship.

Rush discovers his boyfriend is engaged to Hunter, then learns Hunter is his new boss. Sharing the humiliation of betrayal leads them to stage a revenge kiss, but the plan creates an attraction that complicates their workplace relationship.

An inept hitman spares his target and collects the payment, then joins the man’s security team when both become wanted. Searching for a missing brother forces cooperation, while mutual distrust and unexpected attraction complicate their efforts to survive.

Xander longs for a relationship beyond the support he receives for his health anxiety. Nurse Derek’s growing feelings challenge the boundaries of their long-standing treatment arrangement, and volunteering together reveals a connection neither can comfortably ignore.

Dash begins a secret college affair with wealthy Archibald despite resenting his arrogance and status. Their attraction deepens into love, but Archibald’s powerful, homophobic father and refusal to come out threaten any future beyond the hidden relationship.

Hudson and his brothers buy a supposedly abandoned town to renovate and sell, only to discover people still live there. Protective resident Wilde demands they leave, turning Hudson’s stubborn refusal into a confrontation complicated by unexpected attraction.

Tai reconnects with the hockey-star friend he abandoned ten years earlier and hopes to repair their bond. Jensen’s unexpected discovery that he has a son makes that reunion more urgent, because Tai is the child’s coach and a route toward reconciliation.

Stranded in Wilde’s End, Sasha distrusts its guarded residents and wants to leave, especially after a dangerous encounter with Lynx. Forced proximity reveals the fierce protector beneath Lynx’s threatening manner, drawing both men into an attraction neither anticipated.

Kennedy moves to Wilde’s End determined to stop repeating his romantic mistakes and give up dating. Quiet electrician Ziggy finds himself unexpectedly understood by the newcomer, creating a connection that challenges Kennedy’s resolve and Ziggy’s accustomed invisibility.