Aurora Rose Reynolds Books in Order (Updated March 30, 2026)

Aurora Rose Reynolds writes contemporary romance with possessive heroes, fast emotional commitment, family-heavy series, and a very clear split between her Mayson-world books and her other romance lines.

For reading order, the most important thing is simple: start with Until, then move to Until Him/Her if you want the signature Aurora Rose Reynolds experience. The rest of her series can mostly be read as separate tracks.

Start Here Based on the Kind of Romance You Want

1. For the original “boom” experience, go with: Until November (2013)
   This is the book that opens the Mayson family world and still works as the clearest first stop if you want the series Aurora Rose Reynolds is most known for.
2. Readers who want the next-generation Mayson books should begin with: Until July (2015)
   It starts Until Him/Her, the follow-on sequence built around the children and extended circle of the original series.
3. A good first pick for small-town romantic comedy energy is: Running Into Love (2017)
   That opens Fluke My Life, one of her lighter and easiest series to binge straight through.
4. Choose this one first if you prefer a more suspense-leaning romantic edge: Assumption (2014)
   It starts Underground Kings, which adds a darker protective streak to her usual alpha-romance style.
5. For readers more in the mood for newer emotional contemporary romance, try: Before We Fall (2023)
   That opens the Before series, one of the cleaner late-entry starting points in her catalog.

The One Reading Path Most Fans Eventually Take

Not every Aurora Rose Reynolds series connects, but one route stands above the rest:

1. Until
2. Second Chance Holiday (optional novella)
3. Until Him/Her
4. Then branch into the separate series that match your mood

That is the most natural way to read the books that built her core readership. The later Mayson books hit better when the original family books are already in place.

Aurora Rose Reynolds Books in Publication Order

Until

1. Until November (2013): The book that starts the Mayson family saga and introduces the instant-connection “boom” dynamic the author is known for.
2. Until Trevor (2013): Keeps the same family-centered romance formula going while expanding the Mayson circle.
3. Until Lilly (2014): Continues the original series with another close-to-home romance built on family ties and protective energy.
4. Until Nico (2014): Closes the main four-book core of the original Until run and sets up the family legacy that later books build on.
5. Second Chance Holiday (2014): A holiday novella best treated as optional bonus material once the main Until quartet is already familiar.

Underground Kings

6. Assumption (2014): Opens a darker contemporary-romance line with protective heroes and more suspense around the central relationship.
7. Obligation (2015): Continues the connected world with another emotionally intense pairing and stronger series payoff in order.
8. Distraction (2016): Keeps the same protective-romance tone while widening the linked cast around the series.
9. Infatuation (2019): A later and final entry, co-written with Rochelle Paige, that works best after the earlier Underground Kings books.

Until Him/Her

10. Until July (2015): Begins the next-generation Mayson sequence and is the right starting point after the original Until books.
11. Until Jax (2015): Builds out the family’s next wave of romances while keeping the older series ties active.
12. Until June (2016): Continues the spin-off line with the kind of returning-character payoff that makes sequence worthwhile.
13. Until Ashlyn (2016): Keeps the Mayson-centered continuity moving and rewards readers already invested in the family network.
14. Until Sage (2017): Another core entry in the next-generation branch, with family familiarity becoming part of the appeal.
15. Until Harmony (2018): Pushes the spin-off further into established-cast territory while remaining accessible in series order.
16. Until Cobi (2018): Continues the same family-connected structure and benefits from reading the earlier books first.
17. Until December (2019): A later-series entry that lands better once the wider Mayson circle already feels familiar.
18. Until Talon (2020): Keeps the next-generation line going with stronger cumulative payoff than the earliest entries needed.
19. Until April (2021): By this point the series is operating as a full family saga rather than a loose spin-off.
20. Until May (2022): Continues the same world with more established connections and returning-character value.
21. Until Willow (2022): Another late-series Mayson entry that works best in the long-running family sequence.
22. Keeping You (2023): A novella-length side piece in the same line, best saved for readers already following the series closely.
23. Until Hanna (2023): Continues the late Mayson generation with the same family-heavy reading appeal.
24. Brodie (2024): A novella in the Until Him/Her line that works more as supplemental character material than as a fresh start.
25. Until Bax (2024): Keeps the sequence moving with full benefit for readers who have stayed with the family through the earlier books.
26. Until Nalia (2025): The newest confirmed full-length Mayson-world novel and the current endpoint of the Until Him/Her line.

Shooting Stars

27. Fighting to Breathe (2015): Starts a separate romance series with a more emotionally bruised, second-chance feel than the Mayson books.
28. Wide Open Spaces (2016): Continues the connected line with another emotional contemporary romance built for readers who like series order.
29. One Last Wish (2018): Finishes the trilogy and works best after the first two books rather than on its own.

Fluke My Life

30. Running Into Love (2017): Opens one of Reynolds’ lighter, more playful romance series and serves as a very friendly entry point.
31. Stumbling Into Love (2018): Continues the same connected rom-com lane with another relationship built inside the series’ familiar tone.
32. Tossed Into Love (2018): Keeps the series moving with more crossover comfort and recurring-world payoff.
33. Drawn Into Love (2019): Closes the four-book series and is strongest once the earlier books have already established the group dynamic.

Ruby Falls

34. Falling Fast (2017): Starts this smaller two-book sequence with a more emotional small-town-romance angle.
35. One More Time (2021): Returns to the Ruby Falls setting for a second connected romance that works better after book one.

How to Catch an Alpha

36. Catching Him (2019): Opens a short contemporary-romance series built around Reynolds’ usual alpha-hero pull in a compact format.
37. Baiting Him (2020): Continues the same line with a familiar fast-bond romantic structure.
38. Hooking Him (2020): Finishes the trilogy and reads best after the first two linked books.

Falling for

39. Falling for Colton (2020): A one-book series entry that functions like a standalone even though it is shelved as its own line.

Standalone novels and one-offs around this period

40. Trapping Her (2019): A standalone contemporary romance for readers who want Reynolds’ style without stepping into a longer sequence.
41. Love at the Bluebird (2020): A co-written romance with Jessica Marin that sits outside the author’s main family-centered series structure.
42. The Wrong/Right Man (2020): A standalone built for readers who want the alpha-romance tone without required backstory.

Adventures in Love

43. Rushed (2021): Opens a short later-period series with Reynolds’ usual fast emotional momentum in a separate setting.
44. Risky (2022): Continues the same connected line and fits best immediately after Rushed.
45. Reckless (2022): Finishes the trilogy and benefits from reading the earlier books first.

Before

46. Before We Fall (2023): Starts one of Reynolds’ newer series and gives newer readers a clean modern entry point.
47. Before This Ends (2024): Continues the series with stronger emotional continuity once book one is in place.
48. Before You Go (2025): The latest confirmed Before novel and the current end of that line.

Later standalones

49. For nEver (2023): A later standalone for readers who want a single-book romance outside the big family series.
50. King of Nothing (2024): Another standalone-style contemporary romance and one of the author’s more recent individual releases.

Read This Lane First If You Want the Signature Books

If your goal is to read the books most associated with Aurora Rose Reynolds, do this:

1. Until November (2013): The essential entry point.
2. Until Trevor (2013): Continue the original Mayson family line.
3. Until Lilly (2014): Stay with the core family books.
4. Until Nico (2014): Finish the original quartet.
5. Second Chance Holiday (2014): Add this if you want the holiday extra.
6. Until July (2015): Move into the next generation.
7. Continue through Until Him/Her in order.

That path preserves the family introductions and makes the later books feel like progression instead of just more titles with similar naming.

Not in the Mood for a Giant Family Saga?

Aurora Rose Reynolds has several easier on-ramps:

• Running Into Love (2017): Best for readers who want a lighter rom-com lane.
• Assumption (2014): Best for readers who want a slightly darker protective-romance thread.
• Before We Fall (2023): Best for readers who want a newer series without starting back in 2013.
• Trapping Her (2019): Best for readers who want a true standalone.
• The Wrong/Right Man (2020): Another good single-book test of her style.

The Series That Matter Most for Order

Some Aurora Rose Reynolds books are much more order-sensitive than others.

Most important to read in sequence

• Until
• Until Him/Her
• Underground Kings
• Fluke My Life
• Adventures in Love
• Before

Fine to treat more loosely

• Falling for Colton
• Trapping Her
• The Wrong/Right Man
• For nEver
• King of Nothing
• Love at the Bluebird

A Shorter Starter List for New Readers

If you only want four books that show the range of her catalog, start here:

1. Until November (2013): The classic Mayson-family entry.
2. Assumption (2014): The darker protective-romance entry.
3. Running Into Love (2017): The lighter rom-com entry.
4. Before We Fall (2023): The newer-series entry.

That gives you the main flavors of her work without forcing you into one single branch first.

Latest Release Status

The most recent confirmed Aurora Rose Reynolds title I found is Until Nalia (2025), and her official homepage also presents it as the current latest release. I did not find a later individually confirmed 2026 novel on her official site or the major catalog sources I checked, so it is safest to treat Until Nalia as the newest confirmed book for now.

Common Questions

What is the best Aurora Rose Reynolds book to read first?

For most readers, Until November is still the best first book because it opens the Mayson family world that defines her brand.

Do I need to read Until before Until Him/Her?

Yes, that is the best approach. You can technically start with Until July, but the later family connections work much better if the original Until books come first.

Which Aurora Rose Reynolds series is best if I do not want the Mayson books yet?

Fluke My Life is one of the easiest alternatives, while Underground Kings is a good choice if you want a more intense protective-romance feel.

Are her newer books a better entry point for some readers?

Yes. Before We Fall is a sensible starting place for readers who want a newer series without beginning at the oldest books.

Is C.A. Rose part of this reading order?

No. Her official site lists Alpha Law separately under the C.A. Rose name, so I have kept that pseudonym material out of this Aurora Rose Reynolds order.

Final Recommendation

For the clearest Aurora Rose Reynolds reading order, start with Until November, finish the original Until books, then move into Until Him/Her. After that, choose your next lane based on taste: Assumption for darker protective romance, Running Into Love for lighter connected romance, or Before We Fall for a newer and cleaner modern entry.