Stanton Books in Order

The Stanton series is a four‑book, high‑angst saga about Joshua Stanton and Natasha Marx, whose relationship burns hot from their teenage years into adulthood. It’s a mix of first love, family drama, power games and second—and third—chances.

Stanton Adore begins with Joshua and Natasha as seventeen‑year‑old sweethearts who think they’re set for life. When his career takes him overseas, a painful breakup leaves them estranged for seven years. They’re thrown back together at a family wedding, where Joshua returns as a wealthy, hard‑edged app developer and Natasha is the woman who once shattered his heart.

Stanton Unconditional and Stanton Completely dive deeper into the fallout of that reunion. Secrets, blackmail and bad coping mechanisms pull them apart and drag them back together as they test what “unconditional” really means. The books move between luxury boardrooms and messy private moments, showing how pride, jealousy and loyalty keep colliding in their relationship.

Stanton Bliss acts as an extended epilogue, catching up with Joshua and Natasha after the worst storms have passed. They’re older, marked by trauma and mistakes, and still learning how to live with what they’ve survived together. The focus is less on whether they’ll choose each other and more on how they build a life that can hold both their darkness and their joy.

Side characters spin off into their own stories—doctors, siblings, and friends whose lives intersect with the Stantons—but this core series is very much a two‑person love story stretched over years.

Readers who pick up Stanton should expect cliff‑hangers between books, explicit scenes, and big, sometimes messy emotions. At its heart, though, the series is about two people who keep colliding no matter how much damage they do, and about the slow, painful process of turning raw obsession into something that actually looks like partnership.