To Marry a Madden Books in Order
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Last updated: July 7, 2026
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To Marry a Madden books in publication order
4 books
#Blessed By Malakai
by Sherelle Green
2018
Artist Malakai Madden wants to settle down, but a private leak turns his life into social media spectacle. Avery may be the person who can help, if he can trust her.
#Claimed By Crayson
by Sherelle Green
2018
Cigar lounge owner Crayson Madden is blunt, tattooed, and impossible to ignore. Jordyn Jameson wants nothing from him, until trouble makes him the only man she can ask for help.
Caden's #Situationship
by Sherelle Green
2020
Caden Madden is a polite rancher with more secrets than his gentleman image suggests. Cordelia Sugar Rose challenges his calm and pulls him into a connection neither of them expected.
Carter's #Undoing
by Sherelle Green
2020
Carter Madden's military past still haunts him, and Serenity Taylor has questions that refuse to stay buried. Broken promises and hidden truths make their reunion tender, tense, and dangerous.
To Marry a Madden books in chronological order
Series background & context
To Marry a Madden follows the Madden family, a group of men who are charming, stubborn, and usually less in control than they think they are. The series sits in contemporary Black romance, with comedy, family loyalty, heat, and emotional baggage all working together.
The first book, #Blessed By Malakai, starts with artist Malakai Madden dealing with a very public invasion of privacy. Avery becomes part of the solution, but trust is not easy when his personal life has already been turned into a spectacle.
From there, the family widens.
Crayson brings cigar-lounge swagger and a sharp mouth. Caden brings rancher charm and secrets beneath the southern gentleman surface. Carter brings military scars, broken promises, and a reunion with Serenity that has more weight than either of them can ignore.
The series is playful at times, but it is not empty fluff. Green uses the Maddens to explore privacy, accountability, brotherhood, old wounds, and the kind of love that forces a person to grow up. It is a natural pick for readers who want family-centered romance before stepping into Green's crime-heavy Crowne world.
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