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The Rooftop Crew Books in Order

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Browse The Rooftop Crew books by Piper Rayne in order, with summaries, series background, and help starting this connected neighborhood romance series.

Last updated: June 29, 2026

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The Rooftop Crew books in publication order

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6 books

1

A Royal Mistake

by Piper Rayne

2020

A woman who has admired a prince from afar suddenly lands dinner with him and a deal that puts him in her guest room. Then she learns there is one detail she never knew, his fiancée.

2

My Bestie's Ex

by Piper Rayne

2020

A woman falls for the perfect stranger on a train ride, only to discover he is her best friend's ex. The spark is real, but so is the problem.

3

Our Star-Crossed Kiss

by Piper Rayne

2020

Two former best friends from feuding food families are pushed together when a reality show wants them as a team. A fake engagement sounds clever, until it starts feeling uncomfortably real.

4

The Do-Over

by Piper Rayne

2020

Years after choosing the wrong woman, one man gets an unexpected chance to rewrite the past when both women reappear in his life. Convincing the right one to want him back is the hard part.

5

The Rival Roomies

by Piper Rayne

2020

A heroine has spent years crushing on her bad-boy neighbor Dylan from a safe distance. When his rival moves in with her, Dylan suddenly starts acting like she matters much more than a friend.

6

A Co-Worker's Crush

by Piper Rayne

2021

A tattoo artist and single mom works alongside a man who has always avoided responsibility and relationships. Then her young daughter decides he should be her daddy, and everything gets complicated fast.

The Rooftop Crew books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "My Bestie's Ex"

    My Bestie's Ex

    by Piper Rayne

    2020The Rooftop Crew, Book 1
  2. Book cover for "A Royal Mistake"

    A Royal Mistake

    by Piper Rayne

    2020The Rooftop Crew, Book 2
  3. Book cover for "The Rival Roomies"

    The Rival Roomies

    by Piper Rayne

    2020The Rooftop Crew, Book 3
  4. Book cover for "Our Star-Crossed Kiss"

    Our Star-Crossed Kiss

    by Piper Rayne

    2020The Rooftop Crew, Book 4
  5. Book cover for "The Do-Over"

    The Do-Over

    by Piper Rayne

    2020The Rooftop Crew, Book 5
  6. Book cover for "A Co-Worker's Crush"

    A Co-Worker's Crush

    by Piper Rayne

    2021The Rooftop Crew, Book 6

Series background & context

The Rooftop Crew shifts Piper Rayne back toward a city setting, but it still keeps that connected-community feeling they do so well. Set in Clifton Heights, New York, the series follows a group of friends, neighbors, and local fixtures whose lives keep crossing in messy, funny, romantic ways.

This is a neighborhood series more than a family saga.

That difference gives the books a slightly different rhythm. My Bestie's Ex starts with a woman falling for a stranger before she knows he is completely off-limits. A Royal Mistake brings in a prince and a heroine who knows far more about him than she probably should. The Rival Roomies leans into long-held crushes and bad-boy energy, while Our Star-Crossed Kiss turns a family food feud into fake engagement chaos. The Do-Over and A Co-Worker's Crush keep the focus on people with history, baggage, and very bad instincts about staying away from one another.

Even when the premises get a little larger than life, the series stays grounded by place. There is a local, lived-in feel to Clifton Heights, its apartments, small businesses, family grudges, and friendship circles. The title makes sense once you settle into the books. This is a crew, not just a random list of couples.

Tone-wise, these are bright, bantery, and very readable. The emotional stakes are real, but the books do not linger in heaviness for too long. Piper Rayne keep things moving.

If you like interconnected city romances with a strong found-family feel, a little chaos, and a cast that keeps bumping into each other in the best possible way, The Rooftop Crew is a good fit. It is urban, warm, and built around chemistry that rarely stays under control.

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