The Bromance Club Books in Order
Part ofMeghan Quinn Books in OrderSee The Bromance Club books by Meghan Quinn in order, with quick summaries, series background, and help starting these millionaire rom-coms.
Last updated: June 11, 2026
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The Bromance Club books in publication order
3 books
The Secret to Dating Your Best Friend's Sister
by Meghan Quinn
2018
He knows she is off limits. That, of course, only makes the attraction worse in this playful, steamy romance about crossing a line both characters understand perfectly.
Diary of a Bad Boy
by Meghan Quinn
2019
A bad-boy image only gets a hero so far once real emotion enters the room. This millionaire romance balances swagger, humor, and a heroine who sees more than he planned.
Boss Man Bridegroom
by Meghan Quinn
2020
A boss, a wedding-shaped problem, and a romance that gets much too real. This Bromance Club entry plays with status, attraction, and all the ways fake arrangements spiral.
The Bromance Club books in chronological order
The Secret to Dating Your Best Friend's Sister
by Meghan Quinn
2018The Bromance Club, Book 1
Diary of a Bad Boy
by Meghan Quinn
2019The Bromance Club, Book 2
Boss Man Bridegroom
by Meghan Quinn
2020The Bromance Club, Book 3
Series background & context
The Bromance Club books are Meghan Quinn's millionaire-romance line, but they do not read like cold luxury fantasies. The money matters, sure, yet the bigger appeal is the tight social circle and the way each book takes a very rom-com-friendly setup and gives it a more polished, adult sheen.
These heroes have resources. They do not always have sense.
Starting with The Secret to Dating Your Best Friend's Sister and continuing through Diary of a Bad Boy and Boss Man Bridegroom, the series plays with familiar pleasures, forbidden attraction, image versus reality, bad reputations, and relationships that look impossible until the emotional walls start to crack. Quinn keeps the tone lively, so even when the characters are wealthy, they are still allowed to be ridiculous.
If you like romance series where one friend group keeps feeding the next book, The Bromance Club is a nice fit. It has glamour, but it is still grounded in chemistry, embarrassment, and the universal problem of people wanting each other at the worst possible time.
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