Victoria Quinn Books in Order

Calloway wants Rome fully inside his darker world, but Rome is not eager to become what he imagines. Love deepens as the truth about his life and desires threatens to tear them apart.

When the darker side Calloway tried to bury rises back to the surface, Rome has to decide what love can actually survive. The final book pushes their bond to its most difficult test.

Rome Moretti slaps the wrong man in a bar and accidentally captures Calloway Owens' full attention. What follows is a dark, obsessive romance shaped by desire, secrecy, and a world Rome does not yet understand.

After the truth comes out, Calloway tries to keep his promise and love Rome on her terms. But his buried needs and Rome's growing doubts make compromise feel fragile.

This short prequel offers a quick taste of the money, dominance, and emotional warfare that define the Boss books. It sets the mood for the rivalry and heat waiting in the full series.

Diesel finally has Tatum back, but winning her does not end the battle. With danger, ambition, and unfinished business closing in, they have to decide whether they can rule better together than apart.

The final book widens the focus beyond Diesel and Tatum, bringing Vincent and Scarlet's romance further into view. Love, loyalty, and old baggage collide as the series pushes toward its finish.

When Tatum is shot, Diesel is forced into the one role he hates most, helpless witness. The crisis sends shockwaves through their circle and raises the stakes for everyone around them.

Tatum Titan refuses to sell her struggling publishing house to billionaire Diesel Hunt, and that single no turns business rivalry into obsession. Two control driven power players circle each other in a high stakes, deeply personal battle.

As Tatum's future with Thorn draws nearer, Diesel realizes their affair was never meant to stay temporary. Desire turns into something riskier when both have to choose between control and what they actually want.

Tatum and Diesel turn their attraction into an intense arrangement built on rules, control, and mutual appetite. But the closer they get, the harder it is to keep business, desire, and old obligations neatly separated.

Tatum wants to help Diesel heal old family wounds just as a hidden enemy steps out of the shadows. Their hard won happiness starts to feel fragile when love and danger arrive at the same time.

A guarded man with a messy past falls hard for a woman he cannot bear to lose. Attraction is easy, but keeping secrets buried, and keeping someone that close, is another matter.

After feeling betrayed and publicly humiliated, Tatum refuses to stay broken. She comes back fighting, determined to protect herself even as Diesel keeps pulling her toward the one thing she cannot fully control.

Monroe and Slate's arrangement keeps growing harder to label as their feelings deepen. When Monroe reaches for something real and gets pushed away, jealousy and pride drive the next round of the fight.

Monroe is drowning in bills and family obligations when a deal with wealthy, guarded Slate offers badly needed relief. What should be simple and temporary starts getting messy the moment real feeling shows up.

Now that everything is finally out in the open, love is no longer the only question. Fear, uncertainty, and the cost of staying together put Derek and Emerson under fresh pressure.

A young editor lands her dream job working with Derek Hamilton, a famous science fiction writer who is also an aeronautical engineer and professor. Getting his manuscript, and getting past his attitude, becomes its own battle.

As Derek's walls begin to crack, a deeply personal secret comes to the surface. The relationship grows more serious at exactly the moment truth and timing threaten to blow it apart.

Cleo can no longer pretend Deacon is just another client. As her feelings deepen, she has to decide whether telling the truth is worth risking the fragile connection they have built.

Cleo tries to help build the future Deacon wants, but outside interference and family complications upset their fragile balance. Just when love starts to feel real, it becomes much harder to protect.

After a painful setback shatters Deacon and Cleo's progress, Cleo still cannot let go of the family she wants with him. Hope remains, but getting there means surviving the damage already done.

Cleo runs concierge for an elite Tribeca building and finds herself assigned to Deacon Hamilton, a brilliant but abrasive new resident. The more she sees past his cold exterior, the harder it becomes to stay professional.

Derek and Emerson are already strained by daily proximity and unresolved hurt when tragedy changes the ground beneath them. Grief forces Derek to confront the kind of man he wants to become.

A world famous heart surgeon loses his patient, his marriage, and his sense of self in one brutal collapse. Then Sicily enters his life and refuses to let him disappear inside the wreckage.

After moving too fast and pulling back, he has to face the possibility that Sicily was the right person at the wrong time. Separation hurts, and letting go may be harder than commitment.

Still haunted by the past, he finally tries to stop living in memory and reach for the woman standing right in front of him. It is a quieter turning point, but an important one.

Daisy knows Atlas is exactly the man she wants, but love will not work unless he believes in it too. The final book leans into commitment, trust, and fighting for a future together.

When a coveted clinic promotion goes to outsider Atlas Beaumont, Daisy is furious, especially after learning her own father helped him get the job. Workplace rivalry quickly turns personal.