Gemma Weir Books in Order (Updated May 29, 2026)

Gemma Weir writes contemporary romance, dark romance, MC romance, mountain-man romance, and obsessive alpha romance. Her books are best approached by world, because several series are connected by town, family, club, school, or republished-edition history.

The easiest entry point is Property of the Mountain Man if you want her most popular Rockhead Point books. Start with Echo if you want the biker-romance side of her catalog. Start with Obsession only if you specifically want the darker Alphaholes books.

Before You Choose a Starting Point

1. Gemma Weir’s catalog has three main continuity clusters.
2. Rockhead Point / Montana books: Read Montana Mountain Men, then Montana Mountain Protectors, then Montana Mountain Ink.
3. Archer’s Creek books: Read Archer’s Creek before Archer’s Creek: The Next Generation.
4. St Augustus / Lies & Truths books: Read either the original four-part format or the revised two-book format. Do not treat both formats as eight separate story steps.

Montana Mountain Men Books in Order

This is the best starting series for most new readers. The books are interconnected standalones about the Barnett brothers in Rockhead Point, but the family pattern and recurring couples work better in order.

1. Property of the Mountain Man (2021): Beau Barnett’s story opens Rockhead Point with a possessive mountain-man romance and introduces the Barnett family dynamic.
2. Owned by the Mountain Man (2021): Huck Barnett’s book continues the family’s intense claiming-romance pattern while adding outside pressure around marriage and control.
3. Kept by the Mountain Man (2021): Granger Barnett meets a woman trying not to be rescued, turning the series toward fate, pursuit, and reluctant trust.
4. Claimed by the Mountain Man (2021): Penn Barnett’s installment complicates the “instant claim” setup with real-life obstacles, exes, and a heroine whose life is not simple.
5. Saved by the Mountain Man (2022): Teddy Barnett’s book uses rescue, danger, and resistance to push the Barnett legacy beyond easy attraction.
6. Belonging to the Mountain Man (2022): Bay Barnett’s story turns more heavily toward broken trust, independence, and the question of belonging to someone without needing them.
7. Loving the Mountain Man (2023): Cody Barnett closes the core Mountain Men run with a romance about betrayal, second chances, and choosing a different future.

Montana Mountain Protectors Books in Order

This series stays in the Rockhead Point orbit after the Barnett brothers. It should be read after Montana Mountain Men, because the town mythology and relationship style are already established.

1. Blaze (2023): The first Protectors book shifts focus away from the Barnetts while keeping the same Rockhead Point pull toward instant, possessive love.
2. Scorch (2023): A grumpy/sunshine forced-proximity romance where a nightmare ex and unwanted closeness push the couple into the town’s new protector mythology.
3. Flame (2024): A past-connected romance where old damage and new certainty collide once the heroine enters Rockhead Point.
4. Smoulder (2024): A friends-to-lovers entry where the hero already knows who he wants, but the heroine’s emotional distance becomes the central barrier.
5. Inferno (2025): A later Protectors book with a more fragile relationship setup, using age, innocence, and past demons to raise the emotional risk.
6. Burn (2025): A possessive protector romance about a man who decides one woman is his world and is ready to burn everything else down to keep her safe.
7. Spark (2026): The seventh Protectors book and the latest Rockhead Point release as of this update.

Montana Mountain Ink Books in Order

This is the next Rockhead Point branch. It should be read after the Mountain Men and Protectors books.

• Possessive Ink (2026): The first Montana Mountain Ink book begins a new tattoo-focused branch inside the broader mountain-man world.

Alphaholes Books in Order

This is Gemma Weir’s darker romance series. Read it in order, because couples and side characters carry forward, and Obedience returns to Sebastian and Starling.

1. Obsession (2022): Sebastian and Starling’s story begins the series with an obsessive dark college romance and a hero who refuses to let the heroine stay gone.
2. A Little More Obsession (Optional): A short epilogue-style addition to Obsession, best read after Book 1 if you want extra Sebastian and Starling material.
3. Obligation (2023): Clay and January’s story uses an arranged-marriage setup, family pressure, and hostile assumptions to deepen the Alphaholes world.
4. Obliterate (2024): A darker possessive entry where recognition, fixation, and another man in the heroine’s life turn the romance into a conflict of control.
5. Oblivion (2025): Evan and Sammy’s story brings a long-running side tension forward, with obsession, guilt, and pursuit driving the fourth main book.
6. Obedience (2026): A continuation of Sebastian and Starling’s marriage, returning the series to its original couple after the first four main books.

Archer’s Creek Books in Order

Archer’s Creek is Gemma Weir’s biker-romance world, centered around the Doomsday Sinners MC. The order is more tangled than the Montana books because some catalogs place Echo & Liv differently.

For a clean first read, read the main couples first, then the companion, then the next-generation books.

1. Echo (2017): Echo and Olivia open the Archer’s Creek world with a biker romance built around control, claiming, and danger arriving at the worst possible moment.
2. Daisy (2018): Daisy’s story turns toward emotional rescue, a broken heroine, and the kind of attachment that forms quickly under pressure.
3. Blade (2018/2020): Blade and Nikki’s book brings a harsher past into the series, with secrets, anger, and attraction all working against escape.
4. Park (2019): Park’s story leans into friendship, old lies, and a love that has been delayed by fear and silence.
5. Smoke (2019/2020): Smoke’s book follows a confident biker unsettled by a woman who does not respond to him the way he expects.
6. Echo & Liv (2018/2020; reissued later): A companion continuation for Echo and Olivia, best read after you already know the main Archer’s Creek cast.

Archer’s Creek: The Next Generation Books in Order

This series was formerly listed as The Scions. It follows the children of the Archer’s Creek characters, so it should come after the original series.

1. Hidden (2020): The next-generation arc begins with the daughter of the Doomsday Sinners MC and a romance shaped by secrets, privilege, and danger.
2. Found (2020): A follow-up about damaged characters trying to find safety and belonging inside the legacy of Archer’s Creek.
3. Wings & Roots (2020): The third next-generation book explores identity, family expectations, and the struggle between escape and staying rooted.

Lies & Truths Books in Order

This is the current two-book format for material originally published in four parts as The Kings & Queens of St Augustus. Read this version if you want the most streamlined path.

1. The Lie That Traps (2023/2025 edition listings): The first Lies & Truths book begins the Rhodes twins’ story with secrets, family manipulation, and damage caused by long-buried lies.
2. The Truth That Frees (2023/2024 edition listings): The second book continues directly from The Lie That Traps, moving the story from buried lies toward revenge, truth, and release.

Kings & Queens of St Augustus Books in Order

Use this order only if you are reading or collecting the original four-part format. Do not read these plus Lies & Truths as if they are separate continuities.

1. The Spare – Part One (2020): The original opening part introduces the St Augustus conflict through inheritance, obligation, and a will that changes more than one life.
2. The Spare – Part Two (2020): The second part continues the fallout from the first book, keeping the focus on a relationship never meant to happen.
3. The Heir – Part One (2020): The third part shifts attention to heirship, power, and the damage money and family expectation can cause.
4. The Heir – Part Two (2020): The final original part brings the heir/spare conflict toward revenge, family reckoning, and a hard-won future.

Standalone Books

• Black Sheep (2025): A standalone romance about a marriage of convenience, an unplanned baby, and a life the hero never wanted until the heroine changes the shape of it.

Box Sets and Collections

These are not new story entries. Use them only if you want bundled editions.

1. Montana Mountain Men: Books 1-3 (2021): Collects the first three Barnett brothers’ books in one volume.
2. Montana Mountain Men: Books 4-7 (2025): Collects the later Barnett brothers’ books.
3. Archer’s Creek: Books 1-3 (2021): Collects the opening Archer’s Creek books.
4. Archer’s Creek: Books 4-6 (2021): Collects the later original Archer’s Creek material.
5. Archer’s Creek: Books 7-9 (2025): Collects the next-generation Archer’s Creek books.

Best Reading Route for New Readers

Begin with Montana Mountain Men if you want the most straightforward path.

1. Montana Mountain Men: Start with Property of the Mountain Man and read through Loving the Mountain Man.
2. Montana Mountain Protectors: Continue the Rockhead Point world from Blaze through Spark.
3. Montana Mountain Ink: Read Possessive Ink after the Protectors books once it is available.
4. Archer’s Creek: Move to Echo if you want Gemma Weir’s biker-romance continuity.
5. Archer’s Creek: The Next Generation: Read this only after the original Archer’s Creek books.
6. Alphaholes: Read separately when you want a darker, more obsessive romance line.
7. Lies & Truths: Read the two-book version unless you specifically own the older St Augustus parts.
8. Black Sheep: Place the standalone anywhere after you understand the author’s darker romance style.

Publication Order Notes

A strict publication order is less helpful for Gemma Weir than series order. Several books have revised editions, reissues, or republished formats.

The most important publication-order caution is Lies & Truths. The story appears in both a four-part older format and a two-book revised format. Pick one format and read it through.

The second caution is Archer’s Creek. Some catalogs place Echo & Liv as a companion near the middle of the series, while current listings may show later reissue dates. Treat it as extra Echo and Olivia material, not as a new starting point.

Latest Release Status

The latest verified Gemma Weir release is Spark, Book 7 in Montana Mountain Protectors, published May 28, 2026.

The next major listed book is Possessive Ink, Book 1 in Montana Mountain Ink, scheduled for September 24, 2026.

Frequently Asked Questions

What Gemma Weir book should I read first?

Start with Property of the Mountain Man. It begins the Montana Mountain Men series and gives the cleanest entry into Gemma Weir’s most popular connected world.

Are the Montana Mountain Men books standalones?

They are interconnected standalones. Each book focuses on a different couple, but the Barnett family and Rockhead Point continuity are better in order.

Should I read Montana Mountain Protectors before Montana Mountain Men?

No. Read Montana Mountain Men first, then Montana Mountain Protectors.

Is Alphaholes connected to the Montana books?

Not as a required reading path. Treat Alphaholes as its own darker romance series.

What is the difference between Lies & Truths and Kings & Queens of St Augustus?

Lies & Truths is the streamlined two-book version. Kings & Queens of St Augustus is the older four-part format. They should not be counted as separate storylines.

Is Archer’s Creek connected to Archer’s Creek: The Next Generation?

Yes. The next-generation books follow the children of the original Archer’s Creek characters, so read the original series first.

Final Reading Advice

For the cleanest Gemma Weir read-through, start with Property of the Mountain Man and stay in Rockhead Point through Spark. That gives you the most stable foundation before branching into biker romance, dark academy romance, or revised-edition material.

Use Echo for the Archer’s Creek route, Obsession for Alphaholes, and The Lie That Traps for the current Lies & Truths version.