Unravel Me Books in Order
Part ofKendall Ryan Books in OrderSee the Unravel Me series by Kendall Ryan in order, with book summaries, series background, and tips on which romance to read first in the duology.
Last updated: June 11, 2026
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Unravel Me books in publication order
2 books
Make Me Yours
by Kendall Ryan
2012
Liz is finishing her PhD and keeping love at arm's length after loss. Cohen, the younger firefighter next door, offers patience instead of pressure, forcing her to decide whether safe distance is really safety.
Unravel Me
by Kendall Ryan
2012
Psychology student Ashlyn Drake finds the perfect subject for her amnesia thesis: a handcuffed stranger with no memory and a murder accusation attached. The closer she gets, the more his past threatens them both.
Unravel Me books in chronological order
Series background & context
The Unravel Me series is one of Kendall Ryan's early dips into new adult romance with a suspense edge. It begins with Unravel Me, where psychology student Ashlyn Drake finds a man who seems almost too perfect for her amnesia thesis: he has no memory, no clear identity, and a murder accusation hanging over him.
That setup gives the first book a darker pulse than a simple campus romance. Ashlyn is drawn to the mystery as much as the man himself, and the clues around him, including tattoos and haunting fragments of his past, keep the story moving through danger, attraction, and doubt.
The second book, Make Me Yours, shifts into a more intimate emotional romance. Liz is finishing her PhD in psychology and trying to keep her heart safely guarded after loss. Cohen, the younger firefighter next door, is patient, steady, and not the easy distraction she expected.
Both books are about people trying to decide whether love is worth the risk when the past has left real marks.
Readers should expect early Ryan hallmarks here: intense attraction, wounded characters, and a tight focus on the central couple. The books are connected more by tone and emotional territory than by one long plot, so they work well for readers who want romance with a little danger, a little ache, and a lot of close-up character tension.
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