The Protectors (Samantha Chase) Books in Order
Part ofSamantha Chase Books in OrderSee The Protectors books in order by Samantha Chase, with quick summaries, character background, and help choosing where to begin.
Last updated: July 13, 2026
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The Protectors (Samantha Chase) books in publication order
4 books
Duty Bound / Protecting His Best Friend's Sister
by Samantha Chase
2014
Originally published as Duty Bound, this expanded protector romance follows a former Marine who must keep his late best friend's sister safe while she hunts for answers about her brother's death.
Forever Bound / Protecting the Girl Next Door
by Samantha Chase
2014
Originally published as Forever Bound, this expanded romance sends a tough protector undercover as a teacher. What should be a simple job gets complicated by a skeptical woman, her daughter, and growing feelings.
Honor Bound / Protecting the Enemy
by Samantha Chase
2014
Originally published as Honor Bound, this expanded second-chance romance pairs a security professional with the woman he once lost. She may see him as the enemy, but he is still determined to protect her.
Home Bound / Protecting the Movie Star
by Samantha Chase
2015
Originally published as Home Bound, this expanded romance pairs a rough-edged protector with a famous actress being stalked. The job is supposed to stay professional, but their attraction refuses to cooperate.
The Protectors (Samantha Chase) books in chronological order

Duty Bound / Protecting His Best Friend's Sister
by Samantha Chase
2014The Protectors, Book 1
Honor Bound / Protecting the Enemy
by Samantha Chase
2014The Protectors, Book 2
Forever Bound / Protecting the Girl Next Door
by Samantha Chase
2014The Protectors, Book 3
Home Bound / Protecting the Movie Star
by Samantha Chase
2015The Protectors, Book 4
Series background & context
The Protectors sits closer to romantic suspense than Samantha Chase's softer small-town books, but it still keeps the focus on emotional connection. The heroes are men shaped by military or security work, and the heroines are rarely willing to sit back and wait to be rescued. That push and pull gives the series a sharper edge than her family sagas.
The books follow different couples, but the setup is consistent. Somebody is in danger. Somebody else has the skills to keep them safe. And the personal history between them makes the job much harder. In Protecting His Best Friend's Sister, the hero comes home from the Marines and finds himself guarding the woman he always wanted but could never have. Protecting the Enemy layers second chances over divided loyalties. Protecting the Girl Next Door adds undercover work and a teacher-and-single-mom setup. Protecting the Movie Star brings a rough-edged protector into orbit with a famous woman being stalked.
These books are moodier and more intense than Chase's pure rom-com material.
Still, the emotional core is familiar. The characters are dealing with trust, guilt, loyalty, and the question of whether love is worth breaking the rules for. If you like protectors, off-limits romance, and just enough danger to keep the pages moving, this series will probably work for you.
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