The Bourbon Street Boys Books in Order
Part ofElle Casey Books in OrderFind The Bourbon Street Boys books by Elle Casey in order, with quick summaries, series background, and simple help choosing where to begin.
Last updated: July 8, 2026
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The Bourbon Street Boys books in publication order
4 books
Wrong Number, Right Guy
by Elle Casey
2015
May Wexler answers an SOS from her sister and lands in a biker bar shootout instead. Ozzie gets her out alive, but one wrong number soon pulls her into a private security team, a stalker case, and a very real attraction.
Wrong Place, Right Time
by Elle Casey
2016
Single mom Jenny prefers safe routines, coding work, and time with her kids. Consulting for the Bourbon Street Boys puts her close to danger and even closer to a teammate she might finally want to risk everything on.
Wrong Question, Right Answer
by Elle Casey
2016
Toni Delacourte has spent years burying her feelings for Lucky and outrunning the damage of an abusive past. When old emotions resurface, she has to decide whether the real mistake was ever walking away.
Wrong Turn, Right Direction
by Elle Casey
2017
Tamika Cleary's bad day gets worse when a wrong turn leads her straight into Thibault Delacroix, then into trouble with a Russian mafia boss. Thibault wants to protect her, but trust does not come easily to Mika.
The Bourbon Street Boys books in chronological order
Series background & context
The Bourbon Street Boys books are contemporary romances with one foot in danger and the other in pure chemistry. The shared link is a New Orleans private security firm, a group of capable, loyal people who spend their days dealing with criminals, stalkers, and troublemakers, and their nights pretending their personal lives are less messy than they really are.
The first book, Wrong Number, Right Guy, sets the tone fast. May Wexler answers what she thinks is an emergency text from her sister and ends up in a biker bar shootout, which is how she meets Ozzie and gets pulled into the firm's orbit. From there the series keeps pairing love stories with real pressure, whether that means Jenny trying not to fall for danger in Wrong Place, Right Time, Toni facing old wounds in Wrong Question, Right Answer, or Mika running from a Russian mafia boss in Wrong Turn, Right Direction.
New Orleans does a lot of work here.
The city gives the series heat, humor, nightlife, and a slightly off-balance energy that fits the books well. Casey keeps the suspense pieces moving, but she never forgets the banter, the sexual tension, or the found-family feeling inside the team. These are not standalone romances floating in empty space. The firm, the friendships, and the carryover relationships make the whole setup feel connected.
If you like fast romance with protective heroes, sharp heroines, and enough external trouble to keep the pace up, this is a very readable series. Start with Wrong Number, Right Guy and keep going in order so the group dynamic has room to build.
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