Star-Crossed Alien Mail Order Brides Books in Order
Part ofSusan Hayes Books in OrderBrowse the Star-Crossed Alien Mail Order Brides books by Susan Hayes in order, with summaries, series background, and easy start here advice.
Last updated: July 5, 2026
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Star-Crossed Alien Mail Order Brides books in publication order
9 books
Joran
by Susan Hayes
2017
The Star-Crossed Dating Agency matches another unlikely pair in this fast, steamy alien romance. For Joran, finding a mate is easier than navigating the danger and emotion that come with keeping her.
Kash
by Susan Hayes
2017
Kash follows the series formula in the best way, an alien hero, a strong romantic lead, and plenty of trouble between attraction and happily-ever-after. It is a quick, warm sci-fi romance with bite.
Vadir
by Susan Hayes
2017
Vadir turns to the dating agency looking for connection and finds far more than a simple match. Culture clash, outside danger, and genuine feeling make this a fun entry in the series.
Radek
by Susan Hayes
2018
Radek keeps the series moving with another alien hero who is not nearly as prepared for love as he thinks. A simple match turns into a relationship tested by circumstance and trust.
Tarjen
by Susan Hayes
2018
Tarjen brings another fated-match romance to the Star-Crossed line, with an alien lead who expects one thing and gets something much messier. Love arrives with danger, stubbornness, and a real emotional payoff.
Torel
by Susan Hayes
2018
Torel pairs intergalactic matchmaking with the kind of protective, high-heat romance Susan Hayes readers usually come for. The fun comes from watching a supposed perfect match turn unpredictable.
Jet
by Susan Hayes
2019
Jet continues the dating-agency setup with an alien hero who finds that the right woman changes every plan. It is a brisk sci-fi romance with warmth, humor, and outside pressure.
Karos
by Susan Hayes
2019
Karos is another fast-moving Star-Crossed romance built around an unexpected match and the problems that come with claiming it. The chemistry is immediate, but the path to safety is not.
Vykor
by Susan Hayes
2019
Born without a dragon spirit, Vykor leaves home with no place to belong and ends up on Earth chasing old legends. An executive assistant in over her head may be the first person who feels like home.
Star-Crossed Alien Mail Order Brides books in chronological order

Joran
by Susan Hayes
2017Star-Crossed Alien Mail Order Brides, Book 1
Vadir
by Susan Hayes
2017Star-Crossed Alien Mail Order Brides, Book 2
Kash
by Susan Hayes
2017Star-Crossed Alien Mail Order Brides, Book 3
Tarjen
by Susan Hayes
2018Star-Crossed Alien Mail Order Brides, Book 4
Torel
by Susan Hayes
2018Star-Crossed Alien Mail Order Brides, Book 5
Radek
by Susan Hayes
2018Star-Crossed Alien Mail Order Brides, Book 6
Karos
by Susan Hayes
2019Star-Crossed Alien Mail Order Brides, Book 7
Jet
by Susan Hayes
2019Star-Crossed Alien Mail Order Brides, Book 8
Vykor
by Susan Hayes
2019Star-Crossed Alien Mail Order Brides, Book 9
Series background & context
Star-Crossed Alien Mail Order Brides is Susan Hayes's entry in the larger Intergalactic Dating Agency shared world, and the series does exactly what that title promises. Lonely or displaced alien men go looking for connection through a matchmaking service that reaches far beyond their own worlds, and what they get is rarely simple. The books are romantic, fast, and built around cultural collision as much as attraction.
The dating agency is the door in.
Each book centers on a different hero, Joran, Vadir, Kash, Tarjen, Torel, Radek, Karos, Jet, and Vykor, and that makes the line very easy to sample. You do not need a giant ongoing plot to enjoy them. What links them is the shared setup and the kind of hero Hayes likes to write here, alien men who are often powerful, lonely, out of place, or emotionally unprepared for the woman who changes everything.
The tone is generally lighter than her harsher sci-fi worlds. There is still danger, of course, but there is more room for awkwardness, wonder, and the practical complications of getting two very different people onto the same page. Readers who enjoy fated-mate energy without wanting the darkest possible backdrop will probably have a good time here.
If you want breezy alien romance with a reliable shared-world hook, this is a solid choice. Read in order if you like seeing the concept build, or pick by title if you are just in the mood for one specific hero.
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