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The Bounty Hunters Books in Order

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Browse The Bounty Hunters series by Lorie O'Clare in order, with summaries, character background, and reading-order guidance.

Last updated: July 14, 2026

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The Bounty Hunters books in publication order

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6 books

1

Play Dirty

by Lorie O'Clare

2010

Bounty hunter Greg King never understood why his wife vanished six years ago. When Haley returns from witness protection with danger on her trail, they must face old hurt, a ruthless criminal network, and the possibility of rebuilding their marriage.

2

Get Lucky

by Lorie O'Clare

2011

A tough King Family Agency bounty hunter takes on a risky assignment that puts her in the path of a man she cannot easily dismiss. Their investigation brings danger, sharp chemistry, and a reason to question the rules they live by.

3

Stay Hungry

by Lorie O'Clare

2011

A new King Family Agency case puts a determined bounty hunter and an equally stubborn partner in close quarters. As the search turns dangerous, both must decide whether trust is worth the risk of losing control.

4

Run Wild

by Lorie O'Clare

2012

The King Family Agency faces another dangerous pursuit, and one member finds that the case is tied to a connection they cannot ignore. Action, family loyalty, and growing attraction collide as the threat closes in.

5

Slow Heat

by Lorie O'Clare

2012

Bounty-hunting trainee Micah Jones must bring in a nightclub bookkeeper suspected of money laundering. Maggie needs his help to find the real criminal, but their growing attraction exposes secrets from Micah's past.

6

Hot Pursuit

by Lorie O'Clare

2013

A dangerous assignment for the King Family Agency puts its newest central couple on a collision course with trouble. As the pursuit tightens, professional instincts and a hard-to-resist attraction make every choice more complicated.

The Bounty Hunters books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "Play Dirty"

    Play Dirty

    by Lorie O'Clare

    2010The Bounty Hunters, Book 1
  2. Book cover for "Get Lucky"

    Get Lucky

    by Lorie O'Clare

    2011The Bounty Hunters, Book 2
  3. Book cover for "Stay Hungry"

    Stay Hungry

    by Lorie O'Clare

    2011The Bounty Hunters, Book 3
  4. Book cover for "Run Wild"

    Run Wild

    by Lorie O'Clare

    2012The Bounty Hunters, Book 4
  5. Book cover for "Slow Heat"

    Slow Heat

    by Lorie O'Clare

    2012The Bounty Hunters, Book 5
  6. Book cover for "Hot Pursuit"

    Hot Pursuit

    by Lorie O'Clare

    2013The Bounty Hunters, Book 6

Series background & context

The Bounty Hunters series follows the King Family Agency, a professionally trained bounty-hunting business where dangerous assignments are simply part of the family routine. Lorie O'Clare combines romantic suspense with the lively complications of a close family that works together, worries together, and sometimes gets in one another's way.

The Kings do not chase easy cases. Their work brings them into contact with criminals, missing people, threats that have crossed state lines, and clients who may not be telling the whole truth. Every book gives a different member of the extended King circle a case that puts both their skill and their personal life under pressure.

The job is never just the job.

Play Dirty starts the series with Greg King, a bounty hunter whose wife, Haley, vanished years earlier after entering witness protection. Her return forces the family to confront a criminal threat and the hurt left by their separation. The later novels widen the focus to other Kings and agency associates, while keeping the same blend of action, family loyalty, and romance.

The main tension comes from people who are trained to handle risk but cannot control every part of their emotional lives. Old relationships, secrets, and professional boundaries become harder to manage when someone is in danger. The romantic pairings are usually tied to the central case, so the investigation and the relationship move forward together.

This is a contemporary series with a fast pace and a warm family center. The characters can be blunt, protective, and stubborn, but they are also deeply invested in one another. Their agency gives the books a practical framework for chases, surveillance, arrests, and rescue missions.

Start with Play Dirty for the clearest introduction to the King family and the agency. The books focus on new couples, but reading in order adds more weight to the returning characters, family history, and ongoing sense that the Kings will show up when one of their own needs help.

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