Take Me Books in Order

Take Me is a short Bella Andre series, but it tells you a lot about the kind of romance she enjoys writing. These books are high on chemistry, high on emotional intensity, and built around characters who want more than a fling even when they pretend otherwise.

The heat is immediate.

At the center of the series are glamorous, contemporary settings and couples who are pushed together by long-simmering attraction, family connections, and the awkward problem of wanting exactly the person they probably should avoid. The stories lean sensual, but they are not only about desire. The real pull comes from watching confident people discover where they are still vulnerable.

There is also a nice balance between fantasy and familiarity. You get fashion, travel, strong attraction, and a polished modern-romance atmosphere, but the emotional questions are simple and human: Can this be real? Can I trust what I want? Can someone love me as I am, not as I pretend to be?

That gives the series more heart than the premise might first suggest.

If you like shorter contemporary romances with strong physical chemistry, sister-and-friend connections, and couples who have to stop hiding behind lust long enough to admit what they feel, Take Me is a fast and satisfying place to start. Begin with Take Me, then move straight into Love Me.