Wilde Security Books in Order
Part ofTonya Burrows Books in OrderBrowse the Wilde Security books by Tonya Burrows in order, with summaries, family series background, and easy starting-point advice.
Last updated: July 1, 2026
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Wilde Security books in publication order
5 books
Wilde for Her
by Tonya Burrows
2013
Former homicide detective Camden Wilde has loved his ex-partner Eva Cardoso for years and finally runs out of patience. When a contract is put on his head, friendship is no longer enough to keep either of them safe.
Wilde Nights in Paradise
by Tonya Burrows
2013
Jude Wilde is assigned to protect assistant district attorney Libby Pruitt, the ex-fiancée he shattered years ago. A stalker drives them into hiding in Key West, where old hurt and fresh danger burn equally hot.
Wilde at Heart
by Tonya Burrows
2015
Reece Wilde is fighting for his family business when one reckless moment with Shelby Bremer turns into blackmail. With fire, danger, and a shotgun-marriage twist in the mix, control slips fast.
Running Wilde
by Tonya Burrows
2016
Lark Warren is living under borrowed names when Vaughn Wilde finds her in New Orleans and drags old feelings back to life. Her past is deadlier than the identity-theft charge he came to enforce.
Too Wilde to Tame
by Tonya Burrows
2017
Greer Wilde comes home battered, bullet-riddled, and obsessed with revenge. His next-door neighbor Natalie Taggart may be the only person stubborn enough to keep him alive, and sane.
Wilde Security books in chronological order
Wilde Nights in Paradise
by Tonya Burrows
2013Wilde Security, Book 1
Wilde for Her
by Tonya Burrows
2013Wilde Security, Book 2
Wilde at Heart
by Tonya Burrows
2015Wilde Security, Book 3
Running Wilde
by Tonya Burrows
2016Wilde Security, Book 4
Too Wilde to Tame
by Tonya Burrows
2017Wilde Security, Book 5
Series background & context
Wilde Security is built around five brothers, a family business, and the kind of trouble that gets personal fast. Compared with Burrows's more overtly military series, this one feels a little more intimate at first, but the danger ramps up quickly.
The Wilde brothers run a private security firm, and each book pairs one of them with a woman who already matters, or soon will. Jude gets a second chance with the ex-fiancée he hurt. Cam finally has to face what his friendship with Eva really means. Reece learns control is a flimsy thing. Vaughn chases a woman who keeps reinventing herself. Greer comes home so badly wounded that revenge is the only thing keeping him upright.
Because the brothers are so closely tied, the series works best when you enjoy family dynamics as much as romance. They tease, meddle, protect, and occasionally make a mess of one another's lives. That gives the books a steady pulse of humor and warmth even when the suspense turns sharp.
There is also a deeper family thread running beneath the romantic plots, especially around old loss and the secrets that still shape the brothers' lives. Burrows does not let the emotional baggage disappear just because a particular couple gets their happy ending.
The tone is sexy, fast, and character-driven. Safe houses, stalkers, road trips, blackmail, identity shifts, and revenge plots all show up, but the real draw is watching these guarded men get cornered by feelings they cannot outrun.
If you like family-centered romantic suspense with strong chemistry and connected character arcs, Wilde Nights in Paradise is the place to start.
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