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Unprofessional Bad Boys Books in Order

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See the Unprofessional Bad Boys series by Clarissa Wild in order, with quick summaries, series background, and help picking the best place to start.

Last updated: July 3, 2026

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Unprofessional Bad Boys books in publication order

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3 books

1

Bad Teacher

by Clarissa Wild

2016

A no-strings night becomes a disaster when the woman turns out to be the student he should have avoided. The setup is forbidden, fast, and exactly as messy as it sounds.

2

Bad Boss

by Clarissa Wild

2017

A CEO with a secret hires the beautiful woman who just derailed his self-control. Office politics, lust, and the risk of exposure keep this romance moving fast.

3

Bad Royal

by Clarissa Wild

2018

Maya thinks she is kissing a stranger at a club, not the prince she works for. Once his identity is out, their forbidden attraction becomes a playful but messy fight between duty and desire.

Unprofessional Bad Boys books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "Bad Teacher"

    Bad Teacher

    by Clarissa Wild

    2016Unprofessional Bad Boys, Book 1
  2. Book cover for "Bad Boss"

    Bad Boss

    by Clarissa Wild

    2017Unprofessional Bad Boys, Book 2
  3. Book cover for "Bad Royal"

    Bad Royal

    by Clarissa Wild

    2018Unprofessional Bad Boys, Book 3

Series background & context

Unprofessional Bad Boys is one of Clarissa Wild's lighter connected contemporary series, though lighter here still means steamy, messy, and full of bad judgment. The books are Bad Teacher, Bad Boss, and Bad Royal. They are linked more by tone and type than by one long plot, so each story can stand on its own.

The common thread is right there in the title. Every book pairs a bold, pushy man with a setup that is questionable from the start. In Bad Teacher, a one-night mistake turns forbidden fast. In Bad Boss, office power makes everything riskier. In Bad Royal, the hero's secret identity as a prince adds another layer of trouble.

These books are meant to be fun.

Compared with Wild's darker work, the stakes here are usually more social and personal than violent. The tension comes from workplace rules, public image, class differences, temptation, and the hero's talent for making already complicated situations worse. The men are still possessive and confident, but the overall mood is more playful than punishing.

That makes the series a nice entry point if you like Wild's direct, spicy style but do not want to start with cages, mafia empires, or secret societies. You still get fast attraction, power imbalance, and characters talking themselves into terrible ideas. You just get it in a more contemporary, less brutal package.

If that sounds like your lane, go in order from Bad Teacher to Bad Royal, or jump to whichever setup interests you most.

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