Kat Singleton Books in Order (Updated February 15, 2026)

Kat Singleton writes spicy contemporary romance in several distinct story “circles”: a billionaire trilogy, a small-town mountain series, a country-club set, plus earlier angsty contemporary series. These circles don’t require a single master order.

Kat Singleton Books in Order (Updated February 15, 2026)

The only time order matters is inside each named series, where cameos and friend-group spoilers can stack up.

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Quick answer

Safest first series for most readers: Black Tie Billionaires, because it’s short, modern, and cleanly numbered.
Safest first book if you want small-town: Rewrite Our Story (Sutten Mountain #1).
Best “start current releases” option: In Good Company (Pembroke Hills #1).


The reading logic that won’t fail you

  1. Choose one series below.
  2. Read it top to bottom.
  3. Only then jump to another series (especially if you dislike cameo spoilers).

Black Tie Billionaires (publication order)

A three-book, binge-friendly billionaire lane with big set pieces and a tight circle of recurring characters.

  1. Black Ties & White Lies: A high-society romance where a polished facade cracks under chemistry, secrets, and reputation stakes.
  2. Pretty Rings & Broken Things: A glitter-and-bruise love story where commitment looks perfect on paper and messy in real life.
  3. Bright Lights & Summer Nights: A summer-glow romance where attraction escalates fast and the “easy” option stops being available.

Pembroke Hills (publication order)

A country-club / elite-neighborhood lane (more “local world” than “shared universe”). Read in order if you want cameos to land cleanly.

  1. In Good Company: An ex’s-brother billionaire romance where one inconvenient connection turns into something you can’t keep quiet.
  2. Bad for Business: A hate-to-love workplace setup where forced proximity turns professional lines into suggestions.
  3. More than Friends: A friends-to-lovers romance where “we’re just roommates” becomes the lie everyone can see through.
  4. Long Story Short: A fourth installment that’s listed in major trackers; publication timing varies across listings, so treat it as upcoming/variable until it’s live at your preferred retailer.

Sutten Mountain (publication order)

A small-town mountain lane with connected standalones and a strong “community + history” feel.

  1. Rewrite Our Story: A second-chance romance where the past shows up with receipts and the town refuses to let anyone pretend it’s fine.
  2. Tempt Our Fate: A high-tension follow-up where desire and bad timing keep colliding until someone finally chooses.
  3. Chase Our Forever: A commitment-forward romance where building a future means dealing with the baggage everyone tried to ignore.

Mixtape (publication order)

A four-book contemporary series built around interconnected standalones (emotional continuity matters more than plot continuity).

  1. Founded on Goodbye: A love story that starts at the end, where walking away doesn’t stop the feelings.
  2. Founded on Temptation: A hookup-into-feelings romance where rules are made to be broken and then regretted.
  3. Founded on Deception: A trust-driven romance where one hidden truth changes how every moment reads.
  4. Founded on Rejection: An angsty, wounded-heart romance where fear of disappointment becomes the main obstacle.

Aftershock (publication order)

A two-book contemporary set. Book two reads best after book one because it builds on characters you meet first.

  1. The Consequence of Loving Me: A small-town, high-friction romance where grief, guilt, and desire tangle into something raw.
  2. The Road to Finding Us: A second-chance romance that deepens the world and pays off emotional threads introduced earlier.

Collections and multi-author projects

These are not required for any series order and are best treated as optional extras.

  • Evil Queen (with others): A shared anthology-style collection where Kat Singleton contributes alongside other authors.

Recommended reading orders (three clean routes)

Route 1: Fastest “Kat Singleton primer”

  1. Black Ties & White Lies
  2. Pretty Rings & Broken Things
  3. Bright Lights & Summer Nights

Route 2: Small-town first

  1. Rewrite Our Story
  2. Tempt Our Fate
  3. Chase Our Forever

Route 3: Read what’s newest first

  1. In Good Company
  2. Bad for Business
  3. More than Friends
  4. Long Story Short (when available)

FAQs

Do any of these series overlap so much that I must read them in one big order?
No. They’re best handled as separate circles. The “spoiler risk” is mostly within each series due to cameos and friend-group continuity.

Can I read Pembroke Hills out of order?
You can, but you’ll lose the cleanest introductions and may spoil earlier couples’ outcomes in casual dialogue.

What’s the lowest-commitment starting point?
Black Tie Billionaires. Three books, clearly numbered, and it gives you a reliable feel for her current style.


Bottom line

If you want the simplest, most reliable starting place: Black Ties & White Lies, then finish Black Tie Billionaires in order. If you’re here for small-town mountain romance, start with Rewrite Our Story and read Sutten Mountain straight through.

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