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Sibling Goals Books in Order

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See Nichole Rose's Sibling Goals books in order, with summaries, series background, and a quick guide to where to start.

Last updated: July 5, 2026

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Sibling Goals books in publication order

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4 books

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Dare You to Make Me Stay

by Nichole Rose

2026

A pro athlete who thought love was avoidable finds someone willing to challenge him on it. What starts as a dare quickly becomes much more serious.

2
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Shut Up and Kiss Me

by Nichole Rose

2026

Banter, frustration, and a whole lot of mutual attraction power this fast-moving romance. Eventually somebody stops arguing and starts kissing.

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You Are So Not My Type

by Nichole Rose

2026

The title says no, but the chemistry says otherwise. This sports romance leans into opposites, denial, and the inevitability of giving in.

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You Had Me at Get Lost

by Nichole Rose

2026

What begins as instant irritation becomes the kind of connection neither character can walk away from. This one leans hard into enemies-to-lovers rom-com energy.

Sibling Goals books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "Dare You to Make Me Stay"

    Dare You to Make Me Stay

    by Nichole Rose

    2026Sibling Goals, Book 1
  2. Book cover for "You Are So Not My Type"

    You Are So Not My Type

    by Nichole Rose

    2026Sibling Goals, Book 2
  3. Book cover for "Shut Up and Kiss Me"

    Shut Up and Kiss Me

    by Nichole Rose

    2026Sibling Goals, Book 3
  4. Book cover for "You Had Me at Get Lost"

    You Had Me at Get Lost

    by Nichole Rose

    2026Sibling Goals, Book 4

Series background & context

The official setup here is great fun. These professional athletes all share the same father, the same loudly loving family, and a fanbase apparently invested in which sibling will fall first. That gives the series built-in competition, humor, and a natural sense of continuity from one book to the next.

It also means the romances are never happening in a vacuum. Family is always nearby, whether that means teasing, meddling, protective instincts, or public chatter. The athletes may be famous, but at home they are still brothers and sisters with history.

The titles suggest a more openly rom-com style than Rose's darker books. These feel like stories where banter, annoyance, attraction, and impulsive decisions all matter just as much as the external stakes. The athletes may swear they are avoiding love, but the series premise makes it clear that denial is not going to save them.

If you like interconnected sports romance with sibling chaos and a playful tone, Sibling Goals looks like exactly that kind of binge.

Edited by

Richard Reis

Software engineer whose passion for tracking book recommendations from podcasts inspired the creation of MRB.

Anurag Ramdasan

Lead investor at 3one4 Capital whose startup expertise and love for books helped shaped MRB and its growth.

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