Chelsea Camaron Books in Order (Updated May 30, 2026)

Chelsea Camaron writes contemporary romance, romantic suspense, biker romance, MC romance, blue-collar romance, cartel romance, and darker suspense-leaning stories.

Her books are best read by series. The Hellions books form the strongest center of her catalog, while several co-written worlds and shared-series contributions should be kept on their own shelves.

For a first read, begin with One Ride. It introduces the Hellions Motorcycle Club and gives the clearest foundation for the later Hellions branches.

Best Starting Points

1. Start with One Ride for the main Hellions MC world.
2. Start with Crash and Burn for contemporary garage-family romance.
3. Start with In The Red for Devil’s Due MC.
4. Start with Born to It only after finishing the original Hellions Ride series.
5. Start with Ride Out if you want the newer Hellions era, but expect stronger payoff if you already know the older club history.

Reading Order Warnings

Chelsea Camaron’s catalog has several overlapping listings.

Love and Repair is sometimes listed as four main books, but current reading-order listings include Crash and Burn and Stalled, making six total story entries.

Hellions Ride On has conflicting catalog order around Breathe for It, Bleed for It, and Beauty in It. For reader clarity, use the order below and treat Beauty in It as a bridge/extra entry after the early books.

Ride with Me is a crossover with Ryan Michele’s Ravage MC world. Read it after Heated Ride if you want the crossover placement, but it is not required before every later Hellions book.

Hellions Ride Books in Order

1. One Ride (2013): Talon “Tripp” Crews and Doll begin the Hellions MC world with an off-limits biker romance built around danger, protection, and club loyalty.
2. Forever Ride (2014): Savannah “Sass” Perchton tries to step away from biker chaos, but the Hellions world pulls her back into love and risk.
3. Merciless Ride (2014): Tessie Marie Harlow’s story adds single-mother pressure, harsh consequences, and the cost of surviving inside a dangerous world.
4. Eternal Ride (2015): Two damaged people find a second chance, making this one of the more emotionally recovery-focused Hellions entries.
5. Innocent Ride (2015): A corporate accountant is pulled into the Hellions orbit, widening the series beyond women already used to club life.
6. Simple Ride (2015): After violence and survival, this book keeps the series focused on healing, loyalty, and choosing life after trauma.
7. Heated Ride (2016): The club heat rises again as passion, danger, and Hellions loyalty continue to shape the romance.
8. Ride with Me (2016, optional crossover): A Hellions MC and Ravage MC crossover co-written with Ryan Michele, best read here if you follow both authors.
9. Originals Ride (2016): A full-length look at the original Hellions generation, giving background on the men who shaped the club before the main chaos.
10. Final Ride (2016): The original Hellions Ride run closes by bringing the core club era to its final emotional stop.

Love and Repair Books in Order

This series is best read in order because each book builds from one couple to the next.

1. Crash and Burn (2013): A crash changes Dina Fowler’s life and opens the garage-centered Love and Repair world.
2. Restore My Heart (2013): Ryder Davenport tries to help Dina heal, but the book keeps the focus on patience rather than easy fixes.
3. Salvaged (2013): A forgiveness-centered romance where damaged hearts and second chances become the main repair work.
4. Full Throttle (2013): High school sweethearts return to unfinished feelings, pushing the series into rekindled-love territory.
5. Beyond Repair (2013): Friends, lovers, enemies, and second chances all collide in one of the series’ more emotionally tangled entries.
6. Stalled (2014): Sophia’s story closes the Love and Repair sequence with one last romance tied to the garage-family circle.

Fire Inside Books in Order

• Kale (2014): Co-written with Theresa Marguerite Hewitt, this smokejumper romance follows a shy heroine and the firefighter hero she has loved from afar.

Regulators MC Books in Order

Co-written with Jessie Lane, this MC series should be read in order.

1. Ice (2014): The Regulators MC begins with a harder-edged biker romance and a hero whose cold exterior defines the opening tone.
2. Hammer (2016): The second book continues the club’s dangerous rhythm through another forceful Regulators romance.
3. Coal (2017): The third Regulators book rounds out the listed sequence with another club-centered relationship under pressure.

Caldwell Brothers Books in Order

Co-written with MJ Fields, this series follows the Caldwell brothers and should be kept together.

1. Hendrix (2015): The Caldwell Brothers series opens with a rough-edged hero and a romance shaped by family, pressure, and personal damage.
2. Morrison (2015): The second brother’s story continues the family line with another intense contemporary romance.
3. Jagger (2016): The third Caldwell book finishes the core brother sequence.
4. Breathe Again (2017): A connected Caldwell-related entry, best treated as extra material after the three main brothers.

Blue Collar Bad Boys / Roughneck Books in Order

This series is listed as Blue Collar Bad Boys in some catalogs and Roughneck in others.

1. Maverick (2015): The first roughneck romance begins with a high-school-crush dynamic and a blue-collar hero.
2. Heath (2015): The second book turns toward being valued, protected, and seen as more than something to be bought or used.
3. Lance (2015): The third early entry continues the roughneck theme through worth, college pressure, and emotional damage.
4. Wendol (2018): A later Blue Collar Bad Boys entry that extends the roughneck shelf after the original trio.
5. Reese (2019): The final listed individual entry continues the blue-collar romance pattern with another hero-focused story.
6. Blue Collar Bad Boys (2019): A collection, not a new sequel, useful if you want the set bundled together.

Love in the Dark Books in Order

1. Stay (2015): The series opens with a darker emotional romance about holding on when life and love become difficult.
2. Seeking Solace (2018): Angelina’s story continues the Love in the Dark thread with grief, comfort, and the search for steadier ground.

Devil’s Due MC Books in Order

The Devil’s Due MC are nomad bikers who move from place to place seeking their own form of justice.

1. Crossover (2016, prequel): A Devil’s Due MC and Vipers Creed MC prequel that introduces the crossover energy before the main Devil’s Due books.
2. In The Red (2016): Dover “Collector” Ragnes opens the Devil’s Due MC series with a biker-justice romance.
3. Serving My Soldier (2016, optional): A related short piece that can be read after In The Red as side material.
4. Below the Line (2017): The second main book continues the nomad-biker justice theme through a damaged hero’s story.
5. Close the Tab (2017): The third book keeps the club moving through another case of debt, danger, and emotional reckoning.
6. Day of Reckoning (2017): The fourth book leans into consequences, payback, and the Devil’s Due code.
7. Paid In Full (2017): The fifth entry brings the debt-and-justice motif into another romance shaped by unfinished business.
8. Bottom Line (2017): The sixth main book completes the listed Devil’s Due MC sequence.

Ruthless Rebels MC Books in Order

Co-written with Ryan Michele, this is a separate MC series and should be read in order.

1. Shamed (2016): The Ruthless Rebels MC begins with shame, damage, and club loyalty driving the romance.
2. Scorned (2017): The second book pushes the series into resentment, revenge, and emotional fallout.
3. Scarred (2017): The third entry centers on wounds that are both physical and emotional.
4. Schooled (2017): The fourth book closes the listed Ruthless Rebels sequence with another hard-edged MC romance.

Vipers Creed MC Books in Order

• Crossover (2016): This prequel also belongs to the Vipers Creed MC shelf because it bridges Devil’s Due MC and Ryan Michele’s related biker world.

Bad Boys of the Road Books in Order

1. Mother Trucker (2016): The series opens with a trucker romance and a road-life setup.
2. Panty Snatcher (2017): The second book keeps the road-bad-boy theme but moves into a more provocative romance setup.
3. Santa, Bring Me a Biker! (2018): A holiday biker entry that works as a seasonal side read after the first two books.

Redemption Road Books in Order

Co-written with MJ Fields, this shelf has unusual publication-order placement.

1. Break Me (2021): Listed as Book 1 in some series orders, this entry opens the Redemption Road shelf with a darker emotional setup.
2. Use Me (2017): Kid’s story is commonly linked to Redemption Road and is best read with this short connected shelf rather than inside the Caldwell Brothers order.

Power Chain Books in Order

Co-written with Ryan Michele, this series should be read straight through.

1. Anti-Hero Game (2018): A prequel-style entry that introduces the series’ dangerous power-play atmosphere.
2. PowerHouse (2018): The first main book begins the Power Chain series with a forceful hero and high-stakes relationship control.
3. Power Player (2018): The second book continues the series through influence, leverage, and emotional risk.
4. PowerLess (2018): The third book flips the series’ power theme into vulnerability and consequence.
5. OverPowered (2019): The fourth main entry closes the listed Power Chain arc with the power balance pushed to its limit.

Almanza Crime Family Books in Order

1. Cartel Bitch (2018): The Almanza Crime Family duet opens with cartel danger, captivity, and a heroine pulled into a violent power structure.
2. Cartel Queen (2018): The second book continues the cartel story and should not be read before Cartel Bitch.

Hellions Ride On Books in Order

Read this after the original Hellions Ride series. It continues the Hellions legacy with a new generation and later club arcs.

1. Hellions Ride On Prequel (2018/2021 listings): A short lead-in that sets up the Ride On era before the first full book.
2. Born to It (2018): An enemies-to-lovers Hellions story that begins the next major phase of the club.
3. Bastard in It (2019): A rags-to-riches romance that keeps the Ride On branch focused on loyalty, roots, and hard-earned love.
4. Breathe for It (2019): A second-chance romance where the series slows down long enough to deal with old feelings and recovery.
5. Bleed for It (2019): Axel’s story brings deeper loyalty, memory, and sacrifice into the Ride On line.
6. Beauty in It (2021): A bridge-style second-chance entry about two broken people finding their way back to each other.
7. Bold from It (2020): A later Ride On book that continues the next-generation club momentum.
8. Brave in It (2020): A Ride On entry commonly listed with the branch, best read after Bold from It.
9. Brave as It (2024): The newer numbered sequence resumes with a courage-centered Hellions romance.
10. Broken by It (2024): A later book that leans into damage, endurance, and the cost of loving inside the club.
11. Brazen Being It (2025): A newer Ride On entry where boldness and club identity shape the romance.
12. Better as It (2025): A late-branch story about finding a better path after earlier damage and conflict.
13. Brash for It (2025): A forceful Hellions romance that continues the newer Ride On run.
14. Brutal for It (2025): A heavy later entry that pushes the Ride On line into harsher emotional ground.

Hellions Ride Out Books in Order

This is the newer Hellions branch. It can be started on its own, but it is stronger after the earlier Hellions books.

1. Ride Out (2024): The new Hellions era begins with another ride, another couple, and a return to the MC world’s old loyalty code.
2. Ride Hard (2025): The second Ride Out book keeps the Salemburg Hellions energy moving with danger, desire, and club pressure.
3. Snowed in with Stud (2025): A Christmas biker-and-mobster crossover-style entry where two people are snowed in together and forced into close emotional quarters.
4. Ride Easy (2026): A Salemburg Hellions entry about one night, chaos, and a ride that changes the direction of the couple’s lives.
5. Ride Free (2026): A scheduled Ride Out continuation tied to Smoke and Honey, best held until after the released Ride Out books.

Salemburg Hellions MC Books in Order

This branch overlaps closely with the later Hellions material.

1. Snowed in with Stud (2025): A Salemburg-linked holiday story that also appears in Hellions Ride Out listings.
2. Ride Easy (2026): A Salemburg Hellions romance and the second clearly listed Salemburg entry in some catalogs.
3. Ride On (2026): A new-series Salemburg Hellions entry centered on Country Boy and Sara, marking another expansion of the Hellions world.

Kings of Anarchy: Alabama Books in Order

1. Property of Chux (2025): The Alabama branch opens in Freedom Falls with the Kings of Anarchy MC and a rough protective-romance setup.
2. Property of Riot (2025): The second Alabama book continues the MC world through another Kings relationship and club conflict.
3. Property of Mellow (2026): The third entry keeps the Alabama branch moving through Mellow’s story.
4. Property of Stunt (2026): A scheduled Alabama continuation that should follow Property of Mellow.
5. Property of Looney (2026): A later scheduled Alabama entry and best saved until after the earlier Kings books.

Kings of Anarchy MC: South Carolina Books in Order

Co-written with Ryan Michele.

• Property of Thrasher (2025): The South Carolina branch begins with Thrasher and Melody’s Kings of Anarchy romance.

Saint’s Outlaws MC: Dreadnought, NC Books in Order

1. Gonzo’s Grudge (2025): The Saint’s Outlaws MC opens in Dreadnought, North Carolina, with Gabriel “Gonzo” Gonzales and a revenge-tinged outlaw world.
2. Loco’s Last (2026): Dante “Loco” Verdone’s story continues the Saint’s Outlaws arc after the first book’s setup.
3. Tempting Tower (2026): Atlas “Tower” Ricca and Stephanie Brooks anchor the third book as the Saint’s Outlaws push deeper into vengeance.
4. Jester’s Job (2026): A scheduled fourth Saint’s Outlaws entry, best placed after Tempting Tower.

Kings of Carnage MC Contributions

These belong to the broader Kings of Carnage MC shared world.

1. Jinx (2020): A Road Captain entry in the Kings of Carnage MC world and a shared-series contribution rather than a Hellions book.
2. Mako (2023): A Kings of Carnage MC: Prospects contribution, best read with that shared-world line.
3. Rogue (2024): Another Kings of Carnage MC contribution that should be kept with the shared series.

25 Days of Christmas: Bikers & Mobsters

• Snowed in with Stud (2025): A Christmas biker-and-mobster entry that also belongs to the later Hellions / Salemburg shelf.

Standalone and Separate Titles

1. Visibly Broken (2016): Co-written with MJ Fields, this standalone romantic suspense title sits outside the major MC series.
2. She is… (2019): A short standalone piece and not required for the Hellions or Devil’s Due sequence.
3. Shenanigans (2024): A darker short work that should be treated as separate side material.
4. Stone (2025): A standalone romance about a hard, closed-off man and the woman whose history with him runs deep.

Collections and Anthologies

These are optional unless you are collecting editions.

1. Moments In Time (2014): A multi-author collection appearance, not a main continuity step.
2. Hellions Ride Box Set 1-4 (2016): A bundle of early Hellions Ride books, not a new story.
3. Ride with Me (2016): A Hellions / Ravage MC crossover collection-style entry co-written with Ryan Michele.
4. Wild in the Windy City (2016): A multi-author collection appearance.
5. Mrs. Claus (2017): A multi-author holiday collection appearance.
6. Love, Loyalty & Mayhem (2019): A multi-author anthology appearance tied to MC romance themes.
7. Blue Collar Bad Boys (2019): A collection of the Blue Collar Bad Boys / Roughneck books.
8. Beauty from Ashes (2020): A multi-author collection appearance.
9. Dreams Worth Riding For (2024): A co-authored omnibus-style edition with Liberty Parker.
10. Riled Up (2024): A multi-author anthology appearance.
11. Naughty Santa Daddy (2024): A holiday anthology appearance and optional for continuity.

Nonfiction

• Indie Insider: Fundamentals (2017): A nonfiction author-business title co-written with Ryan Michele, separate from Chelsea Camaron’s fiction reading order.

Best Reading Route for New Readers

For the clearest Chelsea Camaron experience, read the Hellions material first:

1. Hellions Ride
2. Ride with Me, if you also follow Ryan Michele’s Ravage MC
3. Hellions Ride On
4. Hellions Ride Out / Salemburg Hellions MC

After that, move into the other MC and suspense shelves:

1. Devil’s Due MC
2. Ruthless Rebels MC
3. Regulators MC
4. Saint’s Outlaws MC: Dreadnought, NC
5. Kings of Anarchy: Alabama
6. Kings of Anarchy MC: South Carolina

For non-MC romance, use this path:

1. Love and Repair
2. Blue Collar Bad Boys / Roughneck
3. Caldwell Brothers
4. Love in the Dark
5. Fire Inside
6. Bad Boys of the Road

For darker crime-family material, read:

1. Almanza Crime Family
2. Power Chain
3. Redemption Road

Latest Release Status

As of this update, the latest clearly available Chelsea Camaron release is Ride On (2026) in the Salemburg Hellions MC branch.

The next major listed upcoming title is Tempting Tower (2026), Book 3 in Saint’s Outlaws MC: Dreadnought, NC. Later 2026 listings include Property of Stunt, Ride Free, Jester’s Job, and Property of Looney.

Frequently Asked Questions

What Chelsea Camaron book should I read first?

Start with One Ride. It begins the Hellions MC world and is the strongest foundation for her biker-romance catalog.

Do the Hellions books need to be read in order?

Yes. Individual romances may focus on different couples, but club history, family ties, and legacy relationships build across the Hellions books.

Is Hellions Ride On a sequel series?

Yes. Read Hellions Ride before Hellions Ride On for the best continuity.

Can I start with Hellions Ride Out?

You can, but it is better after the original Hellions books. The newer branch has more impact when the earlier club history is familiar.

Are Chelsea Camaron and Ryan Michele books connected?

Some are. Ride with Me, Ruthless Rebels MC, Power Chain, and Property of Thrasher are co-written or shared-world material and should be kept in their own labeled sections.

Are the collections required?

No. Most collections bundle earlier stories. Use them for convenience, not as separate reading-order steps.

Final Reading Advice

The best Chelsea Camaron starting point is One Ride, followed by the rest of Hellions Ride. That gives you the core club, the older generation, and the emotional foundation for the later Hellions branches.

After the Hellions books, move into Devil’s Due MC, Ruthless Rebels MC, and the newer Saint’s Outlaws and Kings of Anarchy branches. Keep the co-written, anthology, and shared-world titles separate unless you are doing a full completist read.