The Sullivan Mafia Books in Order

Pregnant Ciara fears she and her child will always come second to Ronan Sullivan's criminal empire. As betrayal threatens his family's legacy, Ronan struggles to balance his responsibilities with the woman whose love has forced him to question his priorities.

Riley's concealed pregnancy shatters Kieran Sullivan's trust just as betrayal threatens his family's criminal organization. Fear of fatherhood and misplaced anger drive him further from her, leaving both to decide whether their relationship can survive the secrets and surrounding turmoil.

Facing a forced marriage to a violent older man, Riley turns to her family’s enemies for help. A fake marriage with Kieran Sullivan offers protection in exchange for evidence, but desire and pregnancy complicate their bargain.

Threats against her family force Fiona to infiltrate Cormac Sullivan's life as his personal assistant. Discovering the guarded father's vulnerability turns her assigned betrayal into an emotional conflict, while the person controlling her refuses to release his hold.

Harper’s supposedly dead former boyfriend returns, offering crucial help against Lorcan. Sharing a cabin with him and Brennan forces her to confront old secrets, while Brennan struggles with jealousy and uncertainty about where Harper’s loyalties lie.

After Cormac learns that Fiona has been deceiving him, she volunteers to act as bait against their enemy. Protecting his family requires Cormac to trust the woman who betrayed him, while Fiona risks her life to prove her loyalties have changed.

Ciara agrees to marry Ronan Sullivan to preserve her family's name, intending to punish the man she holds responsible for her father's death. Their growing attraction disrupts his businesslike plans while a trusted insider works to destroy his criminal empire.

After three years on the run, Harper sees Brennan Sullivan as a possible escape from her past. Falling for him complicates her plan, while his fascination with her secrets makes concealing her true identity increasingly difficult.