Tear Asunder Books in Order
Tear Asunder is a series of 5 books written by Nashoda Rose.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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Tear Asunder books in publication order
5 books
Torn from You
by Nashoda Rose
2013
Emily falls for Sculpt, a rock singer and underground fighter who teaches her self-defense. When she's kidnapped and brutalized, hearing his voice offers hope, but his presence raises terrifying questions about the man she trusted.
With You
by Nashoda Rose
2013
Emily persuades underground fighter and rock singer Sculpt to teach her self-defense. His strict rule against complaining seems manageable, until close physical contact awakens an attraction that makes their training sessions increasingly difficult to keep professional.
Overwhelmed by You
by Nashoda Rose
2014
Kat refuses to offer guitarist Ream another chance after he abandoned her upon learning a secret. When he returns from touring, their attraction resurfaces, but his damaged past threatens their attempt to reconnect.
Shattered by You
by Nashoda Rose
2015
After escaping years of captivity, Haven survives by shutting down her emotions. Crisis, the bassist in her brother's band, offers a deal that becomes a friendship, challenging the defenses she still needs to feel safe.
Kept from You
by Nashoda Rose
2017
A dance instructor desperate for work crosses paths with Killian Kane, the boy who kissed her eleven years earlier. Now a famous rock star, he remembers their encounter, reopening feelings she thought belonged to the past.
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