Cassie Cole Books in Order (Updated March 30, 2026)

Cassie Cole writes primarily contemporary reverse harem romance, with one clear paranormal series and a large number of standalones. That means the right reading order depends less on cross-book continuity and more on which setup you want first: nanny romances, sports, holiday books, romantic suspense, or paranormal fantasy.

For most readers, there are only two places where strict order really matters: the Nanny books, if you want that themed sequence in publication order, and Pyromancer’s Path, which is a true five-book series. Most of the rest of Cassie Cole’s catalog works as standalones.

Where to Start

1. If you like nanny romance with a recurring theme and the clearest series lane, start with Nanny With Benefits. It opens the main Nanny sequence and gives you the most obvious place to read forward.
2. If you like paranormal reverse harem with an actual multi-book arc, start with Warrior’s Wrath. That is Book 1 of Pyromancer’s Path, so it is the best choice if you want one continuous story instead of standalones.
3. If you like sports romance, start with Triple Team or Hail Mary. Those are among her better-known sports-centered standalones and fit the contemporary side of her catalog well.
4. If you like holiday romance, start with Five Alarm Christmas for a winter entry point with an early-career feel, or Nanny for the Santas if you want holiday romance inside the Nanny lane.
5. If reading the newest books first is your thing, start with Teacher’s Pet or Muse for the Rock Stars. Those are among the latest confirmed releases in her current catalog.

If You Want One Clear Series, Go Here

Read Pyromancer’s Path in order:

1. Warrior’s Wrath (2022): Alyssa’s story starts here, opening the fantasy setting and the series-long alliance that drives the rest of the books.
2. Mage’s Mercy (2022): The second book continues Alyssa’s arc and develops the political and magical fallout from the opener.
3. Tinker’s Trial (2022): The central group dynamic and the larger conflict both deepen here, so it works best read straight after Book 2.
4. Ranger’s Risk (2022): The series keeps escalating, with the established cast and worldbuilding becoming more important than ever.
5. Shadow’s Savior (2022): This closes the five-book sequence and should be saved until the end for full payoff.

If Standalones Are More Your Speed

Cassie Cole’s catalog is heavily standalone-friendly. You can usually pick by trope, profession, or setting, then move around freely without spoiling a bigger shared storyline.

The exception is the Nanny run, which is best read in publication order if you want that themed track to feel clean.

The Nanny Books in Order

1. Nanny With Benefits (2020): A nanny setup becomes the launch point for Cole’s most visible themed sequence, making it the natural first stop in this line.
2. Nanny for the Billionaire (2021): The nanny premise shifts into a billionaire setup, keeping the same broad series identity while telling a new standalone romance.
3. Nanny for the SEALs (2021): This entry brings the nanny trope into a military-flavored reverse harem setup with a more action-leaning edge.
4. Nanny for the Firemen (2021): The same nanny lane moves into a firehouse romance, mixing childcare and rescue-profession energy.
5. Nanny for the Santas (2021): A holiday-themed Nanny book that works best after the earlier entries if you want the series in release order.
6. Nanny for the Mercenaries (2022): The Nanny sequence continues with a more dangerous, bodyguard-style variation on the same core concept.
7. Nanny for the Athletes (2023): The latest book in the main solo Nanny line shifts the setup into a sports world and closes the currently confirmed sequence.

The Main Cassie Cole Books in Publication Order

Early books

1. Broken In (2018): An early standalone that helped establish Cole’s contemporary reverse harem style before her larger themed runs took shape.
2. Drilled (2018): Another early standalone, built around a blue-collar setup and a direct, high-heat contemporary romance premise.
3. Five Alarm Christmas (2018): A holiday romance with firefighters, this is one of the clearest seasonal entry points in her early catalog.

2019 standalones

4. All In (2019): A gambling or high-stakes setup gives this standalone its central hook, with no wider series reading required.
5. Triple Team (2019): A sports-centered reverse harem romance and one of the stronger places to begin if athletics are your preferred angle.
6. Saved by The SEALs (2019): A military rescue setup that belongs to her standalone side rather than the later Nanny sequence.
7. Shared by Her Bodyguards (2019): A protection-based romance that leans into the bodyguard fantasy without requiring any other book first.
8. Forbidden Crush (2019): A forbidden-attraction standalone that works best as a trope pick rather than part of any larger continuity.
9. The Proposition (2019): A deal-based or arrangement-driven romance setup, written as a standalone contemporary entry.
10. Full Contact (2019): A combat-sports or contact-sports romance that fits readers looking for a more competitive, physical setting.
11. Sealed With a Kiss (2019): A military or mission-flavored romance with a more action-forward hook than many of her other standalones.
12. Smolder (2019): A heat-heavy standalone built around intense chemistry rather than long-range series continuity.
13. The Naughty List (2019): A holiday-season contemporary romance and a good seasonal stop if you want Christmas-adjacent reading outside the Nanny books.
14. Christmas Package (2019): Another holiday standalone that suits readers who want her festive romances in a looser, non-series lane.

2020 standalones

15. Trained at the Gym (2020): A fitness-centered contemporary romance that is easy to pick up on its own.
16. Undercover Action (2020): One of her more suspense-leaning standalones, built around secrecy, danger, and action-romance energy.
17. The Study Group (2020): A college-set reverse harem romance that belongs to her campus-side standalones rather than a shared college series.
18. Tiger Queen (2020): A more unusual contemporary premise in her catalog, standing apart from the nanny, holiday, and sports tracks.
19. Triple Play (2020): Another sports-centered standalone, good for readers who want baseball-style or team-sport energy.
20. Extra Credit (2020): A teacher-professor setup with forbidden elements, making it a useful match for readers interested in that trope.
21. Hail Mary (2020): A football-centered romance that is one of the easiest sports-themed entry points in her backlist.
22. Snowbound (2020): A winter-isolation setup that stands apart from the Christmas books but still fits a cold-weather reading mood.
23. Frostbitten (2020): Another winter-set standalone, better chosen for theme and atmosphere than for continuity reasons.
24. Unwrapped (2020): A holiday-season romance that fits neatly with her other festive standalones.

2021 standalones

25. Naughty Resolution (2021): A New Year’s themed romance that works well for readers who want another seasonal standalone.
26. Her Lucky Charm (2021): A luck-and-romance setup that suits readers wanting a lighter trope-driven entry.
27. Shared by the Cowboys (2021): A cowboy-themed standalone that moves her reverse harem setup into a more rural, western-feeling space.

2022 standalones

28. Shared by the Billionaires (2022): A billionaire-themed standalone with the expected wealth-and-power fantasy at the center.

2023 standalones

29. Bosses With Benefits (2023): A workplace-flavored reverse harem romance for readers who like office or authority dynamics.
30. The Inheritance (2023): A mystery-tinged setup built around what comes with an inheritance, making it one of the premise-first books in her catalog.
31. Roommates With Benefits (2023): A shared-house setup that is easy to start cold and ideal if you like cohabitation tropes.
32. Match Point (2023): A racket-sport or tennis-centered romance that extends her sports lane into a new setting.
33. Shared by the Pilots (2023): A profession-based standalone that moves the fantasy into aviation.

2024 standalones

34. Shared by the Firemen (2024): A firefighter romance outside the Nanny branding, best treated as its own standalone.
35. Baby for the Billionaire (2024): A billionaire romance with a baby-centered premise, separate from the earlier Nanny billionaire title.
36. Pretend Girlfriend (2024): A fake-dating or pretend-relationship setup, making it one of the cleanest trope-based entry books.
37. Shared by the Mountain Men (2024): A rugged outdoors-themed standalone that suits readers who like protective, remote-setting romance.

2025 standalones

38. Neighbors With Benefits (2025): A next-door setup that is ideal for readers who like proximity and everyday contemporary tension.
39. Rough Ride (2025): A later-career standalone that appears to lean into a rougher, faster-moving romantic setup.
40. Second Chance for the Single Mom (2025): A second-chance romance with a family angle, making it one of the softer entry points in the newer catalog.
41. Necessary Roughness (2025): Another sports-centered romance, best chosen if you want newer football or college-sports energy.
42. Billionaire With Benefits (2025): A later billionaire standalone that sits apart from both the Nanny books and the earlier billionaire titles.
43. Hat Trick (2025): A hockey reverse harem romance and a strong newer starting point for sports readers.

2026 standalones

44. Triple SEALs (2026): A new military reverse harem release that belongs to the newest wave of her catalog.
45. Teacher’s Pet (2026): A college-set professor-student setup and one of the most current books confirmed on her official books page and Goodreads.
46. Muse for the Rock Stars (2026): A rock-band/tour setup and the newest release currently featured on her official homepage.

If You Also Want the Co-Authored Books

These are best treated as a separate continuity lane because they are co-authored with Sasha Moon, and they do not need to be mixed into the main solo reading order.

1. Lakehouse Nanny (2025): A co-authored nanny-themed reverse harem romance that sits outside the main solo Nanny sequence.
2. Billionaire’s Nanny (2025): Another Sasha Moon collaboration using the nanny setup in a billionaire frame.
3. Quarterback’s Nanny (2025): A sports-and-nanny collaboration, again best kept separate from the solo catalog order.

The Bundles and Box Sets

These are optional and are not new starting points if you are trying to track first publication order.

1. Nanny Box Set #1: A bundle for readers who already know they want several Nanny books together.
2. Nanny Box Set #2: Another collection volume, useful for convenience rather than for determining reading order.

Does Chronological Order Matter?

Not in the way it does for a tightly connected fantasy or thriller series.

For Cassie Cole, the safest rule is simple: read Pyromancer’s Path in order, read the Nanny books in publication order if you want that themed run, and treat most other books as standalones chosen by trope.

The Best Reading Order for Most Readers

If you want the smoothest path through the catalog, use this:

1. Nanny With Benefits
2. Continue through the Nanny books in order
3. Dip into standalones by trope
4. Read Pyromancer’s Path separately from start to finish when you want a true series arc

That approach keeps the cleanest themed lane first, avoids forcing false continuity onto the standalones, and saves the one major five-book arc for when you want a more connected read.

Latest Release Status

The most recent confirmed Cassie Cole releases are Triple SEALs in January 2026, Teacher’s Pet in February 2026, and Muse for the Rock Stars in March 2026. Her official site currently features Muse for the Rock Stars on the homepage, while the books page still highlights Teacher’s Pet, so the homepage appears to be the fresher release signal.

Questions Readers Usually Ask

Do I need to read all Cassie Cole books in order?

No. Most are standalones. The main exceptions are Pyromancer’s Path and, to a lesser extent, the Nanny sequence.

What is the best Cassie Cole book to start with?

For a clean introduction, Nanny With Benefits is the safest all-purpose pick. For fantasy readers, start with Warrior’s Wrath instead.

Which Cassie Cole books are sports romances?

Good starting options include Triple Team, Hail Mary, Triple Play, Match Point, Necessary Roughness, and Hat Trick.

Are the Sasha Moon books part of the main series order?

They are best treated separately as co-authored books rather than folded into the solo Cassie Cole reading path.

Final Recommendation

If you want one straightforward answer, start with Nanny With Benefits. If you want a real series arc, start with Warrior’s Wrath. If you mainly read by trope, Cassie Cole is one of the easier authors to sample widely, because most of her catalog is built as standalone reverse harem romance with only a few true continuity obligations.