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Take Me (KA Linde) Books in Order

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See the Take Me books in order by K.A. Linde, with quick summaries, series background, and a handy guide to where to start.

Last updated: July 11, 2026

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Take Me (KA Linde) books in publication order

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1

Take Me for Granted

by KA Linde

2014

Grant McDermott, lead singer of ContraBand, does not do commitment, until Aribel walks into his life. She is driven, guarded, and unimpressed by his usual moves, which makes him want her even more.

2

Take Me with You

by KA Linde

2015

Grant and Ari's relationship has survived the first spark, but life with a rising band is a different test. Opposites attract is easy to say, much harder to live.

Take Me (KA Linde) books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "Take Me for Granted"

    Take Me for Granted

    by KA Linde

    2014Take Me, Book 1
  2. Book cover for "Take Me with You"

    Take Me with You

    by KA Linde

    2015Take Me, Book 2

Series background & context

Take Me is K.A. Linde's college rockstar romance duet, built around the collision between a cocky lead singer and a heroine who is much less interested in his image than everyone else seems to be. At the center are Grant McDermott of the band ContraBand and Aribel, a smart, driven student whose life does not have much room for a charming disaster.

The appeal is in that contrast. Grant is used to getting what he wants, living fast, and never looking too closely at the fallout. Ari is more careful, more serious, and far less likely to be impressed by the usual rockstar routine. The first book thrives on that push and pull, and the second looks at what happens after the first big rush of attraction meets real life.

Music matters to the mood of the series. Touring, attention, temptation, and the instability that comes with a band on the rise all add pressure to the relationship. This is not a fantasy where fame solves anything. If anything, it makes the emotional work harder.

Classic new adult energy, in other words.

If you want romance with chemistry, banter, and a hero who has to do some actual growing up before love can work, Take Me delivers that in a compact two book run.

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