Trick Books in Order

The Trick books appear to be a compact connected romance series rather than a huge sprawling universe. That can be a nice change of pace in Briscoe's catalog. Instead of dropping into a ten-book world, readers can settle into a smaller set of stories and get the same emotional directness in a tighter package.

Sometimes that works best.

With Trick and Declan linked under the same banner, the series seems set up for readers who want connected characters and a familiar emotional tone without a massive time investment. Briscoe's books usually do well with strong chemistry, protective heroes, and relationships that need a real push before they can settle into something steady, and a smaller series gives that formula room to breathe without overcomplicating it.

The appeal here is likely the same thing that works in a lot of her side series, clear romance stakes, fast emotional investment, and couples who feel a little messy before they feel secure. If you like your contemporary romance steamy, readable, and centered firmly on the couple, this should scratch that itch.

Because the series is short, it is easy to read straight through and get the full connected experience.

Start with Trick, then move on to Declan if you want the complete arc of the series world.