Tara Wyatt Books in Order (Updated February 15, 2026)

Tara Wyatt’s catalog is easiest to read as separate lanes: sports romance, romantic suspense, small-town “cozy-magic” romance, family/Manhattan romance, and a darker criminal-underworld spin-off. Most lanes don’t cross, but within a lane you’ll see recurring friend groups and spoilers for earlier couples if you jump around.

One-minute decision

• Want her biggest, most “core” contemporary lane? Start with Stupid Love (The Prescotts #1).
• Want sports romance? Start with Stealing Home (Dallas Longhorns #1).
• Want small-town with a touch of magic? Start with Just Like Magic (Gossamer Falls #1).
• Want romantic suspense with protectors? Start with Necessary Risk (Bodyguard #1).
• Want darker, criminal-underworld heat? Start with Tease Me (Kings of Hell’s Kitchen #0.5).

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The Prescotts (publication order)

A connected contemporary series with overlapping family/friend dynamics. Read straight through for the cleanest relationship continuity.

1. Stupid Love: A friends-to-lovers romance where years of “we’re fine like this” finally stop being true.
2. Snow Job: An enemies-to-lovers setup where friction turns into something neither side can control.
3. Love Bug: A boss/employee office romance where one mistake becomes the start of the real story.
4. Bad Intentions: An age-gap romance with mafia-adjacent pressure where protection and desire blur together.
5. Side Effects: A friends-with-benefits arrangement that stops being casual the moment feelings show up.
6. Burning Up: Opposites-attract heat with a firefighter hero and a relationship that escalates fast.
7. Skin Deep: A return to friends-to-lovers energy where familiarity becomes the reason to risk everything.

In-lane add-on (best read after Snow Job)

• Until You (Prescotts novella): A follow-up bite that revisits an established couple and rewards reading in order.

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Kings of Hell’s Kitchen (spin-off lane, publication order)

A darker, criminal-underworld romance lane that’s best treated as its own shelf, even if you started with The Prescotts.

0.5. Tease Me: A prequel-novella spark that introduces the underworld circle and the kind of desire that doesn’t behave.

1. Tempt Me: An obsessive-protective bodyguard romance where distance fails and commitment turns tactical.
2. Obey Me: A darker follow-up where power dynamics, loyalty, and craving collide inside the same world.

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Dallas Longhorns (publication order)

Sports romance built as connected standalones with recurring teammates. Read in order to avoid casual spoilers for earlier couples.

1. Stealing Home: A second-chance baseball romance where old feelings come back the moment they’re in the same orbit.
2. Wild Card: A marriage-of-convenience twist that starts as damage control and becomes emotionally real.
3. Caught Looking: A forbidden-leaning baseball romance where temptation keeps winning the argument.
4. Moon Shot: An enemies-to-lovers edge where competitive sparks turn into full-on chemistry.
5. Hit and Run: A fake-dating setup where publicity rules collide with private feelings.
6. Scoring Position: A best-friend’s-little-sister romance where the “off-limits” line doesn’t hold.

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Gossamer Falls (publication order)

Small-town romance with a light magical thread and a community cast that grows book to book.

1. Just Like Magic: A fresh-start romance in a quirky town where “new beginnings” stop being theoretical.
2. One Enchanted Evening: A single-dad romance where a temporary arrangement turns into something steady.
3. Good Luck Charm: A town-and-found-family romance where the next couple steps into the spotlight.

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The Graysons (publication order)

Short contemporary novellas tied by family connections. Best read in sequence.

1. When Snowflakes Fall: A single-dad romance where winter proximity turns into real attachment.
2. Like Fresh Fallen Snow: A one-night-stand setup where the feelings don’t disappear in the morning.
3. Until the Sun Sets: Friends-to-lovers with a fake-relationship angle that starts as a plan and ends as truth.

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Bodyguard (publication order)

Romantic suspense with high-stakes protection and escalating connections across the trilogy.

1. Necessary Risk: A protection job turns personal when danger keeps closing the distance.
2. Primal Instinct: A high-alert romance where trusting the wrong person has consequences.
3. Chain Reaction: A finale with tightening threat lines and a relationship that has to hold under pressure.

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Blue HEAT (publication order)

A short romantic-suspense lane currently represented by one entry.

1. Stripped: An undercover/romantic-suspense story where a cop and a stripper-cover operation turn explosive fast.

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Blood and Glory (co-written with Harper St. George, publication order)

MMA romance with a consistent world and escalating emotional stakes.

1. Dirty Boxing: A second-chance MMA romance where the past returns right when the career stakes rise.
2. Take Down: An “it’s only sex” arrangement that turns serious when control slips.
3. No Contest: Opposites-attract workplace heat with a fighter hero and a PR-minded heroine.

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Standalones (read anytime)

These do not depend on a series order.

• Royal Treatment: A royal romance where duty and attraction collide with zero room for mistakes.
• Little Blue Lines: A marriage-and-infertility story focused on resilience, partnership, and hard choices.

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The cleanest way to read Tara Wyatt

1. Pick one lane and finish it before switching.
2. If you want both Prescotts and Kings of Hell’s Kitchen, read Prescotts first, then start Kings at Tease Me.
3. For everything else, publication order inside the series is the safest default.