Sofia Archer Books in Order (Updated March 25, 2026)

Sofia Archer writes steamy contemporary romance. Based on the currently available listings, her bibliography is still compact, which makes the reading order fairly simple: read Hearts On Call in sequence.

Then pick up the standalones in whatever trope or setting suits you best.

Start here

1. If you want the clearest entry point, start with Code Grump. It opens Sofia Archer’s confirmed series and introduces the medical-workplace setting that carries through the next three books.
2. If you are not specifically looking for a hospital romance series, the safer alternate approach is to treat the non-Hearts On Call books as separate reads and choose by trope.

The cleanest reading path

1) Hearts On Call

This is the one clearly confirmed Sofia Archer series in current listings, and it should be read in order. Goodreads and retailer pages consistently place these four books in sequence.

1. Code Grump (2025): A forced-proximity medical workplace romance that establishes the hospital setting, the tone of the series, and the kind of high-pressure professional chemistry the later books keep building on.
2. Code One Night (2025): A silver-fox boss romance that stays in the same medical world, widening the cast while keeping the series anchored in workplace tension and forbidden attraction.
3. Code Second Chance (2025): A single-dad, doctor-patient, forced-proximity story that pushes the series toward more emotional history, with an ex-fiancé setup and family stakes.
4. Code Rivalry (2026): A rivals-to-lovers, brother’s-best-friend romance that closes the currently listed series arc and keeps the same hospital-centered continuity.

Everything else currently listed

These titles are visible on Sofia Archer’s author pages and book databases, but they are not as clearly tied into one shared continuity as Hearts On Call. The safest way to handle them is as separate reads unless later listings show stronger series links.

1. The Dad I Shouldn’t Want (2025): A small-town, brother’s-best-friend romance that appears to stand alone, making it an easy pick for readers who want a shorter contemporary romance outside the medical setting.
2. Forbidden Damaged Grump (2025): A small-town, best-friend’s-brother romance that is currently best treated as a standalone, with no reliably confirmed multi-book series placement in the available sources I checked.
3. Craving My Enemy Professor (2025): An enemies-to-lovers, forced-proximity professor romance that appears separate from Hearts On Call and from the small-town titles.
4. Tempted By The Billionaire Grump (2026): A fake-dating, forced-proximity romance that retailer pages place in Miami After Sunset, and at the moment it is the most recent Sofia Archer release I could verify.

Publication order

For readers who want the full currently visible bibliography in release order, this is the most stable order I could verify from the available listings:

1. The Dad I Shouldn’t Want (June 2025): A short small-town romance built around a brother’s-best-friend setup, and one of the earliest currently traceable Sofia Archer releases.
2. Forbidden Damaged Grump (August 2025): A small-town best-friend’s-brother romance that appears to be separate from the later medical series.
3. Craving My Enemy Professor (September 2025): An enemies-to-lovers campus-set romance that sits outside the hospital books.
4. Code Grump (October 14, 2025): The opening Hearts On Call novel and the best place to begin the confirmed series.
5. Code One Night (November 2025): The second Hearts On Call book, continuing the medical-workplace focus.
6. Code Second Chance (December 16, 2025): The third Hearts On Call novel, shifting into second-chance territory with stronger personal history.
7. Code Rivalry (January 20, 2026 ebook / February 2026 print listings): The fourth Hearts On Call book, and the current end of that confirmed sequence.
8. Tempted By The Billionaire Grump (March 10, 2026): A billionaire fake-dating romance and the latest Sofia Archer title I could confirm from release listings.

Recommended order for most readers

There are really two sensible ways to read Sofia Archer right now.

The best structured route is to begin with Code Grump and continue through all four Hearts On Call novels. That gives you the clearest continuity and the least guesswork.

The other route is trope-first reading. In that case, keep Hearts On Call together in order, but feel free to read The Dad I Shouldn’t Want, Forbidden Damaged Grump, Craving My Enemy Professor, and Tempted By The Billionaire Grump whenever you like.

Does Sofia Archer have a chronological order?

Not in any meaningful separate sense right now.

Her current catalog is better handled by publication order, because the only clearly defined continuity is Hearts On Call, and that series is already numbered in order. For the other books, there is not enough reliable continuity evidence to justify inventing a more complicated timeline.

New readers’ shortcut

Read these first:

1. Code Grump
2. Code One Night
3. Code Second Chance
4. Code Rivalry

Then branch out to:

5. Tempted By The Billionaire Grump
6. Craving My Enemy Professor
7. Forbidden Damaged Grump
8. The Dad I Shouldn’t Want

That order starts with the most clearly connected books, then moves into the titles that currently read more like standalone entries.

Latest release status

The latest reliably confirmed Sofia Archer release is Tempted By The Billionaire Grump, dated March 10, 2026 in release listings. I did not find a clearly confirmed later upcoming Sofia Archer title in the sources I checked, so it is safer not to list one as forthcoming.

FAQ

What is the best Sofia Archer book to start with?

Code Grump is the best starting point because it opens the one clearly confirmed series.

Do I need to read Hearts On Call in order?

Yes. It is numbered consistently across sources, and that is the safest way to preserve continuity.

Are Sofia Archer’s other books part of Hearts On Call?

No clear source I found places The Dad I Shouldn’t Want, Forbidden Damaged Grump, Craving My Enemy Professor, or Tempted By The Billionaire Grump inside Hearts On Call.

Is there more than one Sofia Archer series?

At the moment, Hearts On Call is the only clearly confirmed multi-book Sofia Archer series I could verify. Miami After Sunset is attached to Tempted By The Billionaire Grump, but I did not find enough reliable listing detail yet to map a broader Sofia Archer reading order around it.

Final recommendation

For a clean, low-risk reading order, start with Code Grump and finish Hearts On Call before moving anywhere else. After that, choose the standalones by trope rather than by date, because the current evidence supports one strong series order and a separate group of looser, mostly independent reads.