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Wild Preachers Club Books in Order

Part ofWinter Travers Books in Order

This page shows the Wild Preachers Club romance by Winter Travers in order, with a quick summary, series background, and start-here help.

Last updated: June 30, 2026

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Wild Preachers Club books in publication order

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1

Kissing the Bad Boy

by Winter Travers

2019

Ruby thinks apartment-sitting for her brother will be easy, until Harrison Peck shows up on the couch. He's a rising grunge singer, a bad idea, and suddenly impossible to ignore.

2

Trapped with the Bad Boy

by Winter Travers

2020

Forced proximity turns up the heat when a bad boy and the woman trying to resist him get stuck in each other's space. It's a quick romance driven by tension, banter, and reluctant attraction.

Wild Preachers Club books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "Kissing the Bad Boy"

    Kissing the Bad Boy

    by Winter Travers

    2019Wild Preachers Club, Book 1
  2. Book cover for "Trapped with the Bad Boy"

    Trapped with the Bad Boy

    by Winter Travers

    2020Wild Preachers Club, Book 2

Series background & context

Wild Preachers Club shifts Winter Travers into rock-star territory, but it keeps her usual taste for family-style bonds and protective men. The band setup matters here. This is not just a famous-guy fantasy. It is about a group on the edge of bigger things, and the way love can hit right before life gets louder.

The first book, Kissing the Bad Boy, centers on Harrison Peck, a grunge singer who is much easier to admire from a distance than to discover sleeping on the couch.

That cramped, everyday setup is part of the appeal. The series does not begin with stadium lights. It begins close to home, with shared space, messy timing, and attraction that keeps getting in the way of whatever the original plan was.

That gives the world a grounded feel. These stories care about the fantasy of musicians, but they also care about family, friendship, and the awkward moments that make romance feel believable.

If you like music-world romance but want it flavored with hometown texture and a little rough humor, Wild Preachers Club is a good fit. Start with Kissing the Bad Boy and follow the band from there.

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