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The Casanova Club Books in Order

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Explore The Casanova Club books by Ali Parker in order, with summaries and background on Piper's year of dating twelve wealthy men and the connected romances.

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The Casanova Club books in publication order

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1

Aaron

by Ali Parker

2019

Piper reaches the midpoint of her year with the Casanova Club and meets bachelor Aaron Morris. Hoping to rescue her family financially, she struggles with the emotional cost of pursuing men who want a wife.

2

Asher

by Ali Parker

2019

Piper travels to London for a month with Asher Sutton, a royal bachelor in the Casanova Club. Lavish parties and family expectations introduce an unfamiliar world, while fresh feelings complicate her original financial goal.

3

Camden

by Ali Parker

2019

Piper begins her final Casanova Club month with Camden Wood, an older bachelor living in a New York high-rise. His bleak relationship with Christmas draws her attention, while her secret financial purpose hangs over their connection.

4

Christian

by Ali Parker

2019

Piper meets Christian Peterson, a Harvard archaeology professor, during her Casanova Club year. While he offers charm and support, news of her father's hospitalization pulls her thoughts home and threatens her ability to continue.

5

Cooper

by Ali Parker

2019

Piper arrives in Nassau to spend July with Casanova Club bachelor Cooper Diaz. His arrogance contrasts sharply with the men she has already met, making a month in his beachside mansion an uncomfortable romantic challenge.

6

Easton

by Ali Parker

2019

Piper's next Casanova Club bachelor is NFL star Easton Price, whose public swagger conceals a gentler side. Entering his wealthy lifestyle challenges her assumptions, while lingering feelings for an earlier bachelor complicate a new attraction.

7

Jeremiah

by Ali Parker

2019

Piper hopes her month with Casanova bachelor Jeremiah Edwards will give her a break from romantic complications. Instead, his warmth draws her in just as a party approaches where all twelve bachelors will be together.

8

Joshua

by Ali Parker

2019

Piper travels to Canada for a month with billionaire artist Joshua Curtis, the first bachelor in her matchmaking challenge. His potential for romance threatens her plan to choose the prize money and save her family.

9

Levi

by Ali Parker

2019

Piper spends August with rock star Levi Morgan, whose openness reveals a longing for something genuine. Her attraction deepens, but the money she needs to save her family's restaurant makes honesty with him increasingly difficult.

10

Max

by Ali Parker

2019

Piper expects tech CEO Max Fisher's work to keep romance at bay during their month together. His deliberate attention proves otherwise, deepening her guilt about the secret financial goal driving her year with the Casanova bachelors.

11

Miles

by Ali Parker

2019

Piper spends April with photographer Miles Stewart on a South Pacific island while struggling with feelings for another bachelor. His kindness helps her heal, but a devastating loss tests how much emotional support she can give.

12

Piper

by Ali Parker

2019

Piper joins an exclusive matchmaking club to save her family's home and business. Spending a year with twelve eligible bachelors offers a million-dollar prize or marriage, but keeping her financial goal separate from romance may prove difficult.

13

Wyatt

by Ali Parker

2019

Piper's month with Texas rancher Wyatt Brewer makes country life increasingly appealing, despite her plan to choose money over marriage. A dangerous turn on the ranch complicates her feelings and the future she has promised her family.

14

The Wedding

by Ali Parker

2020

Piper prepares to marry Wyatt in Texas after her year with the Casanova Club. Wedding arrangements bring new uncertainty, while rejecting the money meant to help her parents leaves the couple facing unresolved family pressures.

15

Ava

by Ali Parker

2021

After losing Piper, a man struggling with alcohol and drugs agrees to a rehabilitation retreat in Montana. A yoga instructor’s warmth draws him toward a new relationship, but recovery and his brother’s faith weigh heavily on him.

16

Avery

by Ali Parker

2021

A businessman content with being single is pushed into online dating by his partner. When his childhood best friend joins the firm, their agreement to help each other find dates unexpectedly makes him reconsider who he wants.

17

Carlin

by Ali Parker

2021

A logging-business owner struggles to move on after Piper marries someone else. As a rival company threatens his crew’s livelihood, attraction to his new office administrator raises questions about love and the boundaries between employer and employee.

18

Grace

by Ali Parker

2021

A novelist recovering from heartbreak works with a Hollywood director to adapt his latest book. He falls for the lead actress, but her shifts between intimacy and withdrawal suggest a secret that could undermine their relationship.

19

Iris

by Ali Parker

2021

An artist unable to forget Piper finds himself drawn to the daughter of an old mentor. Her talent and warmth revive his interest in life, but he struggles to distinguish lasting love from another powerful attraction.

20

Janie

by Ali Parker

2021

Janie accepts a job from Max Fisher and moves from New York to Silicon Valley, hoping to revive a relationship damaged by distance. Another woman’s interest in him complicates the second chance she wants to claim.

Series background & context

The Casanova Club starts with an unusual offer: one woman will spend a year dating twelve wealthy bachelors, giving each man a month of her time. Ali Parker introduces that arrangement through Piper, a student whose family's financial difficulties make the possible reward difficult to ignore. The club promises a million dollars if she completes the experience without choosing a husband. What looks like an answer to a money problem also requires a considerable commitment of her life.

Piper has reasons to think practically about romance.

Her parents' struggling restaurant and her own education leave her working hard without getting far enough ahead. Her friend Janie provides a connection to the club and a way into its selection process. Piper doesn't enter as someone simply shopping for luxury. She sees a chance to change circumstances that ordinary work hasn't been able to fix, even though accepting it means meeting men whose lives operate on a very different financial scale.

The opening book, Piper, establishes the participants and the arrangement. Later titles turn attention to individual bachelors and the months she spends with them. That structure lets Parker place different personalities beside the same heroine, so attraction becomes a matter of compatibility as well as an impressive lifestyle. A man's wealth gives him entry to the club, but it doesn't tell Piper whether she wants to build a future with him.

The monthly format also makes time part of the tension. Every developing connection exists within an agreed schedule, with other introductions still ahead. Piper must work out what she feels while knowing the experience was designed around comparison and an eventual choice. The financial incentive adds another complication: she has a concrete reason to finish the year unmarried, while the men are participating because they want the possibility of marriage.

The series eventually extends beyond its original dating arrangement to connected characters and additional romances. Those books broaden the circle rather than making the opening volume an interchangeable introduction to any couple. Familiar people carry experiences from one story into another, which makes the order useful even when the focus changes. Avoiding later blurbs until reaching them helps preserve discoveries about the original courtships.

Begin with Piper and follow publication order through the named bachelor books and their continuations. Expect adult contemporary romance, wealthy heroes and a heroine weighing loyalty to her family against desires she cannot reduce to a financial calculation. The club supplies a planned framework for meeting someone, but the continuing appeal rests on the uncertainty of what an actual relationship might ask of the people inside it.

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