Chloe Kent Books in Order

Where to Start Reading Chloe Kent

If you are looking for sizzling, trope-heavy reverse harem and menage romance, Chloe Kent is a fantastic author to dive into. With a massive catalog spanning contemporary setups, dark billionaire themes, cowboy romances, and even paranormal shapeshifters, knowing where to begin can be daunting. The good news is that most of Kent's books are designed as self-contained standalone stories within their respective series, meaning you can jump in wherever a particular trope catches your eye.

For the ultimate introduction to her style, we recommend starting with the A Baby for Them series, beginning with A Baby for the Lumberjacks (2017). This series showcases Kent's hallmark blend of fiery heroines, protective alpha males, sizzling MFM chemistry, and lighthearted humor. Alternatively, if you want a massive playground of tropes, the Three Guys and a Girl series—starting with Three Scary Mafia Men and a Klutzy Girl (2022)—offers quick, addictive, and entirely standalone reverse harem stories.

The Core Chloe Kent Series in Detail

Three Guys and a Girl Series

This is Kent's largest and most expansive series. Each book features a different heroine and three protective, dominant men. Since the characters change with every book, you can read these in any order. The series is often categorized into volumes for box sets, but the individual stories are self-contained. The publication order for the main titles in this line is:

• Three Scary Mafia Men and a Klutzy Girl (2022)
• Three Rough Lumberjacks and a Lost Girl (2022)
• Three Cranky Billionaires and a Bratty Girl (2022)
• Three Rude Suits and a Cowgirl (2022)
• Three Amused Zillionaires and a Busy Girl (2022)
• Three Ruthless Grooms and a Bad Girl (2022)
• Three Bad Dads and a Desperate Girl (2023)
• Three Cocky Cowboys and a not so Wifely Girl (2023) (Note: This book also crossover connects to the Lassoed by Three series)
• Three Bossy Bodyguards and a Sassy Girl (2023)
• Three Hot Stepbrothers and a Jinxed Girl (2023)
• Three Hard-to-Handle Aristocrats and a Bossy Girl (2023)

Lassoed by Three Series

If you love rugged Western settings and protective ranch hands, the Lassoed by Three series (often co-written with Poppy Flynn) delivers plenty of heat. While they share a shared cowboy universe, they can generally be read as standalones. Note that Three Cocky Cowboys and a not so Wifely Girl serves as a crossover between this series and the Three Guys and a Girl series.

1. Smokin' Cowboys (2021)
2. Three Cocky Cowboys and a not so Wifely Girl (2023)
3. Whiskey Cowboys (2024)
4. Mustang Cowboys (2024)
5. Wrangler Cowboys (2024)
6. Rhinestone Cowboys (2024)

A Baby for Them Series

One of Kent's earliest and most popular series, these books focus on unconventional arrangements, high steam, and family-building tropes. They can be read as standalones, but the publication order is:

1. A Baby for the Lumberjacks (2017)
2. A Baby for the Mountain Men (2019)
3. A Baby for the Bratva (2019)

Everlasting Series (Crucial Order Caveat)

Unlike her other series, the Everlasting trilogy is a serialized, continuous story. It follows a dark contemporary royal romance arc between a rebellious princess and her protective bodyguard. You must read these books in order to follow the plot, as they end in cliffhangers before the resolution in the final book. Alternatively, you can look for the complete series box set.

1. The Bodyguard (2022)
2. The Bodyguard Undone (2022)
3. The Bodyguard Freed (2022)

Love Next Door Series

This series features neighbors-to-lovers dynamics with plenty of protective, alpha energy next door. These books are standalone romances following different couples in the same neighborhood:

• The Very Bad Boys Next Door (2020)
• The Very Bossy Boys Next Door (2021)
• The Very Grumpy Boys Next Door (2021)
• The Very Not So Nice Boys Next Door (2021)
• The Very Rude Boys Next Door (2021)

The Knight Bride Trilogy

A dark, forced-marriage romance trilogy centered around the powerful Knight family. These are best read in order to appreciate the overarching character dynamics and connected storylines:

1. His Taken Bride (2022)
2. His Unwanted Bride (2022)
3. His Stolen Bride (2022)

Billionaire Rites Series

A dark, high-steam contemporary series focused on dominant billionaires and forced proximity:

1. Sold to the Bad Billionaires (2023)
2. Taken by the Dark Billionaires (2023)
3. Claimed by the Billionaires (2023)

Loving in Numbers Series

This series utilizes numbers in its titles to represent the size of the harem or the stepbrothers/bikers involved. These contemporary romances focus on high-steam polyamorous dynamics:

• Two (2023)
• Three (2023)
• Four (2023)
• Five (2023)
• Six (2023)
• Seven (2023)
• My Eight Stepbrothers & I (2023)
• My Three S**y Bikers (2023)

Big Bad Brothers Series

Focuses on protective sibling/friend dynamics in a high-steam setting:

• Her Best Friend's Big Bad Brothers (2022)
• Their Best Friends' Bratty Little Sister (2022)

Paranormal Shifter Romances: A Way With Wolves

For readers who want to escape into paranormal romance, Chloe Kent's shifter trilogy provides fated mates, wolf packs, and fated destiny tropes. Read them in order for the full storyline:

1. Destined (2021)
2. Fated (2021)
3. Eternal (2021)

Standalone Novels and Seasonal Reads

Kent has also written several standalone stories that don't belong to a formal series. These range from wilderness survivals to office romances and holiday themes. Highlights include:

• Her Alaskan Men (2017) – A model and three trappers find love and danger in the snowy Alaskan wilderness.
• The Mother-in-Law (2020)
• Claimed (2020)
• Her Three Santas (2020) – A festive holiday-themed reverse harem read.
• The Suburbs (2021)
• Their Forever (2021)
• The Suburbs: Caribbean Chaos (2021)
• Christmas in Canada (2021) – Another cold-weather romance perfect for seasonal reading.
• The Contract / One Wicked-Hot Boss and a Feisty Virgin (2023)
• Snowed in with the SEALs (2023)

What to Know Before You Start

Chloe Kent's books are unapologetic in their heat levels. They feature reverse harem (one woman, multiple men) and menage arrangements, often containing elements of MFM (male-female-male) or polyamory. Some of her series—especially the dark romances like Everlasting, Billionaire Rites, and The Knight Bride—explore dark themes, forced marriages, captivity, and intense dominance. Readers should always check individual book descriptions for tropes and warnings if they are sensitive to specific dark romance elements. On the lighter side, series like Three Guys and a Girl and Love Next Door feature a healthy dose of humor, banter, and romantic suspense alongside the spice.