Jordan Silver Books in Order (Updated May 30, 2026)

Jordan Silver writes high-heat romance, biker romance, romantic suspense, dark romance, family-saga romance, serial romance, and mystery. Her catalog is large, and not every book belongs to one connected universe.

The safest way to read Jordan Silver is by shelf. Start with the series you want, read that series in order, and treat most standalone novels and novellas as flexible side reads.

The most order-sensitive shelves are The Lyon, Eden High, Anarchist, The Ex, The Life, and My Bully’s Crush.

Read This Before Choosing an Order

Jordan Silver’s bibliography has several catalog problems.

1. Lyon’s Way is the biggest one. Some sources list it as a separate Book 3 in The Lyon series. Other listings skip it as a standalone step and move from Lyon’s Angel to Lyon’s Heart. If your edition includes Lyon’s Way, read it between Lyon’s Angel and Lyon’s Heart.
2. The Lyon Trilogy is a collection, not a separate sequel. It bundles early Lyon material.
3. Eden High and Anarchist are serial-style reads. They should be read in exact order.
4. The Gentleman Biker has appeared as a serial/platform title and has availability issues. It should not be inserted into the main published-book order unless you are specifically following the author’s serial-platform material.

The Lyon Books in Order

This is the most important Jordan Silver starting point for readers who want the author’s biker/alpha-romance foundation.

1. Lyon’s Crew (2013): Colton Lyon and Kat begin the central romance that drives the early Lyon books and introduces the biker-centered world.
2. Lyon’s Angel (2013): Colt and Kat’s relationship continues as protection, danger, and commitment become harder to separate.
3. Lyon’s Way (2013): A bridge entry in some catalogs, best read after Lyon’s Angel if your edition includes it.
4. Lyon’s Heart (2013): Colt and Kat move into family life while outside threats test the stability they have built.
5. Lyon’s Family (2016): The series widens from the couple to the family unit, making it more meaningful after the early books.
6. Lyon’s Den (2018): A later Lyon continuation that works best after the reader already knows Colt, Kat, and their family.

Lyon: Next Generation

• The Lyon’s Cub Caitlin (2020): A next-generation Lyon entry focused on Caitlin and the family legacy after the core Colt-and-Kat arc.

Sex and Marriage Books in Order

1. My Best Friend’s Daughter (2013): A forbidden-romance setup that opens this short connected shelf.
2. Loving My Best Friend’s Daughter (2013): A direct continuation that should be read after My Best Friend’s Daughter.

Spitfire Books in Order

1. Mouth (2013): The first Spitfire book introduces the sharp-tongued, danger-adjacent tone of this series.
2. Lady Boss (2013): The second book keeps the series centered on forceful personalities and romantic power clashes.
3. Beautiful Assassin (2013): A suspense-leaning entry where danger and attraction sit closer together.
4. The Family (2017): A later continuation that should come after the original Spitfire trio.

The Pregnancy Affair Books in Order

1. His One Sweet Thing (2013): The first Pregnancy Affair book begins the connected romance thread.
2. The Sweetest Revenge (2013): The second book adds a revenge angle to the series’ relationship drama.
3. Sweet Redemption (2013): The third book closes the shelf with a redemption-focused romance.

The Mancini Way Books in Order

1. Catch Me If You Can (2013): The first Mancini Way book introduces the chase-and-capture rhythm of this short series.
2. Hold Me If You Can (2017): The sequel returns to the Mancini world and should follow Catch Me If You Can.

Taken Books in Order

1. Taken (2013): The opening book establishes the series’ forced-proximity and possession-driven tone.
2. Bred (2013): The follow-up continues the intense relationship stakes from Taken.
3. What a Girl Wants (2014): A related continuation often grouped with Taken material and best read after the first two books.

Passion Books in Order

1. Passion (2013): The opening Passion book sets up the emotional and romantic conflict.
2. Rebound (2014): The follow-up works best after Passion, since it continues the same series shelf.

Tease Books in Order

1. Tease (2013): The first book starts this short romance pairing.
2. Tryst (2015): The second book follows later and should be read after Tease.

SEAL Team Seven Books in Order

1. Connor (2014): The first SEAL Team Seven book introduces the military-romance branch.
2. Logan (2015): The second book continues the team-focused romance setup with a new central hero.
3. Zak (2015): The third book keeps the series moving through another SEAL-centered romance.
4. Tyler (2015): The fourth book should be read after the earlier team members’ stories.
5. Cord (2016): The fifth book closes the listed SEAL Team Seven sequence.

Bad Boys Books in Order

1. The Thug (2014): The first Bad Boys book begins this darker alpha-romance shelf.
2. Bastard (2014): The second entry keeps the series focused on rough-edged heroes and high-conflict romance.
3. The Killer (2014): The third book leans further into danger and morally hard territory.
4. The Villain (2015): The fourth book places the romance around a man framed by menace and control.
5. The Champ (2015): The fifth book rounds out the Bad Boys sequence with another forceful hero-centered romance.

The Protectors Books in Order

1. The Guardian (2014): The first Protectors book starts the bodyguard/protection shelf.
2. The Hitman (2015): The second entry shifts the protection theme toward a more dangerous professional hero.
3. The Bodyguard (2017): The third book returns to the literal protector setup and should follow the first two.

Eden High Serialization 1 Books in Order

This is a serial-style school romance. Do not start in the middle.

1. Eden High Book 1 (2014): The first part introduces the central Eden High conflict and relationship setup.
2. Eden High Book 2 (2014): The story continues directly from the opening installment.
3. Eden High Book 3 (2014): The third part deepens the serial’s emotional and social fallout.
4. Eden High Book 4 (2014): The fourth part continues the first serialization toward its closing movement.
5. Eden High Series 1 (2014): A collected version of the first Eden High serialization, not a new sequel.

Eden High Serialization 2 Books in Order

Read this after the first Eden High serialization.

1. Eden High Series 2 Book 1 (2015): The second serialization reopens the Eden High world with a new continuation arc.
2. Eden High Series 2 Book 2 (2016): The second part keeps the serial’s relationship and revenge threads moving.
3. Eden High Series 2 Book 3 (2016): The third part should be read after the first two because the plot is cumulative.
4. Eden High Series 2 Book 4 (2017): The fourth part carries the second serialization into later consequences.
5. Eden High Series 2 Book 5 (2018): The fifth part keeps the long-running Eden High arc active.
6. Eden High Series 2 Book 6 (2019): The sixth part moves the second serialization toward its endgame.
7. Eden High Finale (2019): The closing piece for the Eden High storyline and not a standalone entry.
8. All Grown Up (2021): A later Eden High continuation that should be saved until after the finale.

Anarchist Season One Books in Order

Some catalogs list Season One as individual parts, while others show it as a collected serial. Read the parts in order.

1. Anarchist: Book 1 (2014): The first season begins the MC serial and introduces Law’s conflict.
2. Anarchist: Book 2 (2014): The second part continues the enemy and relationship complications.
3. Anarchist: Book 3 (2014): The third part raises the pressure while Law handles more than one threat.
4. Anarchist: Book 4 (2014): The fourth part moves the first-season conflict toward a head.
5. Anarchist: Book 5 (2014): The final first-season installment closes the first serial run.
6. Anarchist Season One (2014): A collected edition of the first season, not a separate story step.

Anarchist Season Two Books in Order

1. Anarchist Season 2 Book 1 (2015): The second season restarts the MC storyline after the first season’s events.
2. Anarchist Season 2 Book 2 (2016): The second installment continues the season’s conflict.
3. Anarchist Season 2 Book 3 (2019): A later continuation that belongs after the first two Season Two parts.
4. Anarchist Season 2 Book 4 (2019): The fourth listed Season Two installment and the latest numbered part in that shelf.

Bad Girls Books in Order

1. The Temptress / Tempted (2015/2018 listings): The first Bad Girls book centers on a forbidden temptation and is the better entry point for this shelf.
2. The Seductress (2016): The second book continues the Bad Girls theme through another boundary-crossing romance.

Beast Mode Books in Order

1. Todd (2017): A standalone-style Beast Mode entry with a forceful hero-centered setup.
2. Jake (2017): A companion Beast Mode title that sits beside Todd rather than requiring a long series build.

Babysitter’s Club Books in Order

1. Alyssa (2018): The first listed Babysitter’s Club entry introduces the short, name-titled series format.
2. Sydney (2018): The second entry continues the babysitter-themed shelf with a new heroine.
3. Olivia (2018): The third book belongs after the first two in the listed sequence.
4. Noelle (2018): The fourth entry continues the same connected shelf.
5. Brielle (2019): A later Babysitter’s Club book that follows the original 2018 run.
6. Jenny (2020): The final listed Babysitter’s Club title and best saved until after the earlier names.

Sibling Rivalry Books in Order

1. Enthralled With You (2019): The first Sibling Rivalry book opens the connected family-romance shelf.
2. Enraptured By You (2019): The second book continues the same relationship-and-family pattern.
3. Entangled In You (2019): The third title completes the listed Sibling Rivalry run.

Briar Reef Murder Mystery Books in Order

This is Jordan Silver’s mystery shelf and should be kept separate from the romance reading path.

1. A Killing in the Woods (2020): The first Briar Reef mystery introduces the murder-investigation setting.
2. Murder in a Small Town (2020): The second mystery continues the Briar Reef investigative world.
3. A Slaying in the Village (2023): The third book returns to Briar Reef with a later village-set case.

Desire Books in Order

1. Secret Desire (2020): The first Desire book opens this short romance series.
2. Wicked Desire (2020): The second book continues the desire-themed shelf with a darker edge.
3. Stolen Desire (2020): The third entry adds a possession-and-danger flavor to the series.
4. Forbidden Desire (2020): The fourth book closes the listed Desire sequence.
5. The Desire Series (2021): A collected edition of the four Desire books, not a separate sequel.

Men of Honor Books in Order

1. Gage (2020): The first Men of Honor book introduces this short hero-focused romance shelf.
2. Eric (2020): The second entry completes the listed Men of Honor pairing.

Whispering Hollow Supernatural Romance Books in Order

1. Nocturnal Love (2020): The first Whispering Hollow book opens Jordan Silver’s supernatural-romance shelf.
2. Nocturnal Flame (2022): The second book continues the paranormal thread after Nocturnal Love.

Claiming His Mate Books in Order

• The Squad (2021): The listed Claiming His Mate entry introduces the Squad-related paranormal/claiming setup.

The Life Books in Order

1. The Beginning (2021): The first Life book opens the longer family-and-power arc.
2. First Love Only Love (2022): The second book continues the emotional foundation of the series.
3. Sacrifice (2022): The third entry raises the cost of the series’ loyalty and love themes.
4. Rebirth (2022): The fourth book moves the Life sequence toward renewal after sacrifice and fallout.

Bully Books in Order

• My Bully’s Father (2022): A bully-romance standalone shelf entry that should be treated separately from My Bully’s Crush.

The Ex Books in Order

This is one of Jordan Silver’s newest connected shelves. Read it in order.

1. Stealing My Ex (2024): The series begins with an ex-centered revenge and replacement setup.
2. Replacing My Ex (2024): The second book continues the ex-conflict through a new romantic shift.
3. Destroying My Ex (2024): The third book pushes the series further into revenge and consequences.
4. Marrying My Ex’s Boss (2024): The fourth book changes the power dynamic by moving the romance into the boss/ex orbit.
5. Midlife Woes (2024): The fifth book continues the Ex shelf with a midlife reinvention angle.

My Bully’s Crush Books in Order

1. My Bully’s Crush: Vol.1 (2024): The first volume begins the Elena-and-Ryder celebrity-romance conflict.
2. My Bully’s Crush: Vol.2 (2024): The second volume continues the same story and should not be read first.

Standalone Novels in Publication Order

These books are best read by mood or trope. They do not require one master continuity order.

1. Night Visits (2013): An early standalone romance that can be read apart from the major series.
2. Taking What He Wants (2013): A possessive-romance standalone often separated from the later series shelves.
3. Gabriel’s Promise (2013): A standalone promise-centered romance from the early catalog.
4. Bad Boy (2014): A short alpha-romance title built around the bad-boy appeal.
5. The Billionaire (2014): A billionaire-romance standalone and a flexible entry point for readers who want wealth-and-power romance.
6. Dangerously in Love (2014): A standalone romance where danger and attachment are central.
7. The Third Wife (2014): A relationship-drama standalone with marriage at the center.
8. The Soldier’s Lady (2014): A military-flavored romance that can be read outside SEAL Team Seven.
9. Talon’s Heart (2014): A standalone romance with one of Silver’s better-known possessive heroes.
10. Queen of My Heart (2014): A standalone centered on devotion and a heroine placed at the emotional center.
11. His Purrfect Pet (2014): A shifter/paranormal-leaning romance and separate from the main biker shelves.
12. Man of Steel (2014): A hero-focused standalone with Silver’s classic strong-alpha framing.
13. The Brit (2014): A standalone romance built around a British hero identity.
14. The Daughter in Law (2014): A family-boundary romance that should be treated as a separate standalone.
15. Sassy Curves (2014): A curvy-heroine standalone from the author’s early contemporary-romance run.
16. The Billionaire and the Pop Star (2014): A celebrity-and-wealth romance that can be read anywhere.
17. The Gambler (2014): A standalone romance built around risk, chance, and a hard-edged hero.
18. Rough Riders (2014): A biker/cowboy-flavored standalone and one of the author’s popular early reads.
19. My Little Farm Girl (2014): A rural-romance standalone with a softer setting than the MC books.
20. Illicit (2014): A forbidden-romance standalone with relationship boundaries at the center.
21. Kicking and Screaming (2014): A high-conflict standalone where resistance and pursuit drive the romance.
22. Brett’s Little Headaches (2015): A family-heavy standalone where the romance comes with added domestic pressure.
23. The Homecoming (2015): A return-home romance that uses old ties and unfinished feelings.
24. Caleb’s Blessing (2015): A standalone romance centered on protection, family, and commitment.
25. His Secret Child (2015): A secret-child romance and a natural read for fans of family-reunion plots.
26. The Soccer Mom’s Bad Boy (2015): A bad-boy romance with a responsible heroine and domestic stakes.
27. Texas Hellion (2015): A Texas-set standalone with a fiery heroine and alpha-hero energy.
28. Biker’s Baby Girl (2015): A biker-romance standalone that many readers place near the Lyon/MC side of the catalog.
29. Broken (2016): A wounded-character romance focused on damage, protection, and recovery.
30. Indiscretion (2016): A standalone built around a relationship mistake and its emotional fallout.
31. Bad Santa (2016): A holiday romance with a rougher, less traditional Christmas hero.
32. Biker’s Law (2016): A biker-romance standalone that fits well after Biker’s Baby Girl for tone.
33. A Family for Christmas (2016): A Christmas romance with family and belonging at the center.
34. Savage (2016): A darker alpha-romance standalone built around a rougher hero.
35. My Ward My Woman (2017): A guardian/ward romance that should be treated as a separate standalone.
36. The Handmaiden / The Reluctant Sub (2017): A title-variant standalone with BDSM-romance framing.
37. Rock (2017): A vengeful-husband standalone listed separately from the main series shelves.
38. Starting Over (2017): A second-chance or fresh-start romance that can be read anywhere.
39. Loving the Enemy (2017): An enemy-romance standalone focused on attraction across conflict lines.
40. When Worlds Collide (2017): A standalone romance built around two lives or social worlds colliding.
41. Bad Uncle Too (2017): A follow-up title connected to Bad Uncle, best read after that novella if you are following the taboo shelf.
42. Jealous Alpha (2018): A possessive standalone with jealousy and protection as the core engine.
43. The Dancer (2018): A performance-centered romance that stands outside the main series.
44. My Curvy Belle (2018): A curvy-heroine romance and a flexible standalone read.
45. Flower in the Palace (2018): A palace-set or royalty-flavored romance outside the main biker catalog.
46. Mountain Man (2018): A mountain-man standalone with isolation, protection, and possessive romance energy.
47. My Holiday Joy (2018): A holiday romance that can be placed with the author’s Christmas titles.
48. The Returned (2018): A return-centered romance where old history comes back into the present.
49. The Unconventional Mistress (2019): A mistress-themed standalone about a relationship that does not fit conventional rules.
50. Claiming What’s Mine (2019): A claiming-romance standalone with possession and commitment at the center.
51. Deviant (2019): A darker standalone with taboo or morally edged attraction.
52. Mated Enemies (2020): A paranormal or mate-bond romance centered on enemies forced into connection.
53. Wild Child (2020): A standalone romance about a heroine framed by defiance and untamed energy.
54. Dare to Love Again (2020): A second-chance romance about risking love after earlier pain.
55. Home for the Holidays (2020): A holiday return romance that works well with Silver’s Christmas shelf.
56. Sweet Obsession (2022): A standalone obsession romance with possessive intensity.
57. Unrequited Murder (2022): A darker suspense-leaning title where love and danger overlap.
58. Cody’s Girl (2022): A possessive romance centered on a heroine claimed as Cody’s.
59. The One (2023): A standalone focused on the idea of a single, decisive romantic match.
60. Diabolique (2024): A later standalone with a darker, dangerous-hero tone.
61. Ninth Circle (2024): A dark standalone title that belongs with the later high-conflict books.
62. The Other Woman (2024): A cheating-and-revenge setup where a betrayed wife’s future changes after the marriage breaks.

Novellas and Short Stories in Publication Order

These are shorter works or cataloged short pieces. Most can be read independently.

1. The Claiming (2013): An early short romance built around the author’s recurring claiming theme.
2. Forbidden (2013): A short forbidden-romance entry that can be read anywhere.
3. The Wives (2013): A short relationship-drama title centered on marriage complications.
4. Fervor (2013): A short passion-driven romance from the early catalog.
5. Billionaire’s Fetish (2013): A billionaire short with a more explicit fantasy setup.
6. Deception (2013): A short romance where a lie or hidden truth drives the conflict.
7. His Xmas Surprise (2013): A Christmas short designed for the holiday-romance shelf.
8. Stryker (2013): A hero-name short that fits Silver’s early alpha-romance style.
9. Betrayed (2014): A short betrayal-centered romance.
10. Diary of a Pissed Off Wife (2014): A marriage-frustration short with a more direct domestic-conflict frame.
11. Southern Heat (2014): A short southern-set romance with heat and attraction at the center.
12. Bad Boys of Capitol Hill (2014): A political-power short with bad-boy energy.
13. Anarchist (2014): A short or serial-linked Anarchist entry that should be checked against the season collections before double-counting.
14. His Holiday Gift (2014): A holiday short that belongs with the Christmas titles.
15. The Crush (2015): A short romance built around a long-standing attraction becoming active.
16. The Forever Girl (2016): A short romance centered on permanence and devotion.
17. The Good Girl (2016): A good-girl romance where temptation challenges the heroine’s expected role.
18. Rancher’s Little Lover (2016): A rancher romance and a flexible rural short.
19. The Billionaire’s Wife (2016): A billionaire-marriage short that can be read outside the main billionaire novels.
20. Redneck (2016): The first part of the Redneck shelf and best read before Breeder if following that grouping.
21. Bad Uncle (2017): The first Bad Uncle title and the natural lead-in to Bad Uncle Too.
22. Sam (2017): A name-titled short listed under the Pregnant & Lush shelf.
23. Foster Dad (2017): A taboo-framed short that should be treated as separate-continuity material.
24. Fearless (2018): A short romance with courage and risk at the center.
25. Heartless (2018): A darker short about an emotionally hardened hero or relationship setup.
26. Soulless (2018): A companion-style dark short that sits near Fearless and Heartless by tone.
27. Noble (2018): A short romance framed around honor, class, or a noble hero identity.
28. Teacher’s Pet (2019): A teacher/student taboo short and separate from Eden High.
29. Captivated (2020): A short romance centered on fixation and attraction.
30. The Surrogate (2020): A surrogate-themed short about pregnancy, boundaries, and attachment.

Collections and Omnibus Editions

Collections are useful for reading batches, but they are usually not new story steps.

1. My Little Book of Erotic Tales (2013): A collection of early short erotic-romance material.
2. Sex and Marriage (2014): A collected edition connected to the Sex and Marriage shelf.
3. Naughty Neighbors (2014): A collection or bundle organized around neighbor/forbidden proximity themes.
4. Strangers in the Night (2015): A collection of short romance material.
5. My Little Book of Spicy Tales Volume 2 (2016): A second spicy-short collection.
6. The Throwbacks (2018): An omnibus-style collection of earlier titles.
7. The Lyon Trilogy (Collection): A bundle of the early Lyon arc and not a separate sequel.
8. The Desire Series (2021): A collection of the four Desire books.

Best Reading Paths

For the main biker/alpha foundation, read:

1. The Lyon
2. Lyon: Next Generation
3. Biker’s Baby Girl
4. Biker’s Law
5. Anarchist Season One
6. Anarchist Season Two
7. The Mancini Way
8. The Squad, if you are following the claiming/MC-adjacent shelf

For serial romance, read:

1. Eden High Serialization 1
2. Eden High Serialization 2
3. Eden High Finale
4. All Grown Up
5. My Bully’s Crush: Vol.1
6. My Bully’s Crush: Vol.2

For newer Jordan Silver, read:

1. The Life
2. The Ex
3. My Bully’s Crush
4. The Other Woman
5. Diabolique
6. Ninth Circle

For mysteries, keep the path separate:

1. A Killing in the Woods
2. Murder in a Small Town
3. A Slaying in the Village

Latest Release Status

The latest clearly listed Jordan Silver title across broad catalog sources is My Bully’s Crush: Vol.2, published in 2024.

Jordan Silver’s own site also highlights The Other Woman, Ninth Circle, Diabolique, Midlife Woes, and Marrying My Ex’s Boss among recent releases. Because catalog sites disagree on which title should be treated as the latest main release, the safest wording is that 2024 is the latest confirmed release year for the current Jordan Silver catalog.

I did not find a firmly confirmed upcoming Jordan Silver book with a stable public release date.

Frequently Asked Questions

What Jordan Silver book should I read first?

Start with Lyon’s Crew if you want the classic Jordan Silver biker/alpha romance entry point.

Start with Eden High Book 1 if you want the school-serial side.

Start with Stealing My Ex if you want the newer revenge/ex-wife shelf.

Do Jordan Silver books need to be read in order?

Only some of them. The Lyon, Eden High, Anarchist, The Life, The Ex, and My Bully’s Crush should be read in order.

Most standalone novels and novellas can be read by trope.

Is Lyon’s Way required?

It depends on the edition you are using. Some catalogs list Lyon’s Way separately, while others fold it into early Lyon collections. If you have it, read it between Lyon’s Angel and Lyon’s Heart.

Are the collections separate books?

Usually no. Collections such as The Lyon Trilogy, The Desire Series, and Sex and Marriage mostly bundle earlier material.

Is Jordan Silver’s catalog one connected universe?

No single public reading order covers every title as one clean universe. Some books share tone, genre, or possible crossover energy, but the safest confirmed structure is series-by-series.

Where does The Other Woman fit?

The Other Woman is a later standalone and can be read without finishing the older series.

Final Reading Advice

For the best Jordan Silver starting point, read Lyon’s Crew, then continue through the Lyon books before moving into other biker or alpha-romance shelves.