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Wild Winter Nights Books in Order

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Track Wild Winter Nights by Kendall Ryan and Billie Bloom in order, with summaries, Alaskan background, and how Kendall Ryan's book fits.

Last updated: June 11, 2026

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Wild Winter Nights books in publication order

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Tempted

by Kendall Ryan

2023

A group of women from Los Angeles spend winter trapped in a remote Alaskan town with former military operatives. Survival, forced proximity, and off-grid heat turn a nightmare trip into temptation.

Wild Winter Nights books in chronological order

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    Tempted

    by Kendall Ryan

    2023Wild Winter Nights, Book 1

Series background & context

Wild Winter Nights is a winter survival romance series created with Billie Bloom, with Kendall Ryan co-writing the opening book, Tempted. The series setup sends a group of women from Los Angeles into a remote Alaskan town, where being trapped for the season suddenly looks less awful when former military men are offering shelter, heat, and trouble.

Tempted introduces the world with a big, easy-to-understand hook: city women, off-grid conditions, and a group of capable men who are used to danger. The romance leans into forced proximity because the setting leaves very little room for polite distance. Cold weather, shared space, and survival logistics push strangers into intimacy fast.

The later Wild Winter Nights books continue under Billie Bloom's name, so Kendall Ryan readers can treat Tempted as her main contribution to the series. It works as the entry point and sets the tone for the rest of the Alaskan escape: steamy, contained, and built around a high-concept premise.

The snow is the pressure cooker.

This series will appeal to readers who like protective former military heroes, remote settings, and romances where the environment forces the characters to rely on each other. It is less about long family arcs and more about a sharp seasonal setup, fast attraction, and the fantasy of being stranded somewhere dangerous with exactly the right person.

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