Screwed Books in Order
Part ofKendall Ryan Books in OrderFind Screwed by Kendall Ryan in order, with book summaries, rom-com background, and help choosing where to start the short series.
Last updated: June 11, 2026
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Screwed books in publication order
2 books
Monster Prick
by Kendall Ryan
2015
Gracie plans to lose her virginity to a stranger, but her older brother's best friend interrupts the plan. His solution is outrageous, protective, and far more emotional than either of them expected.
Screwed
by Kendall Ryan
2015
Condo owner Hayden Oliver has one firm rule: never mix business with pleasure. New neighbor Emery makes that rule useless, turning casual attraction into a battle between his player habits and unexpected feelings.
Screwed books in chronological order
Series background & context
The Screwed series is Kendall Ryan in a playful, messy, very direct mode. Screwed introduces Hayden Oliver, a man who owns a condo complex and has a clear rule about not mixing business with pleasure. Then Emery moves in next door, and the rule immediately becomes a problem.
The setup is simple in the best way. Hayden is used to keeping things casual, Emery is not just another anonymous hookup, and the neighbor angle gives the story plenty of forced proximity. The tension comes from watching a man who thinks he has his life figured out discover that desire is easier to manage than feelings.
Monster Prick keeps the tone blunt and funny with a best friend's little sister premise. Gracie is ready to make a reckless choice, and the older man who steps in has his own reasons for deciding he should be the one in her bed. It is outrageous on purpose, but the emotional hook is still about knowing someone well enough to care what happens next.
This is a short series with a big wink.
Readers should expect raunchy humor, hot chemistry, and heroes who are rough around the edges before they soften. The books are connected by attitude more than by a deep continuing plot, so they work well as quick standalone-style reads for anyone who wants Ryan's lighter side with extra bite.
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