Christina C Jones Books in Order

This connected story collection follows several couples through the push and pull of modern love. The emotions stay grounded, the voices stay sharp, and the romance stays close to everyday life.

Roman and Simone stumble into the kind of connection people like to call fate. Their love story kicks off the series with charm, warmth, and just enough mess to feel real.

After rejection throws him off balance, Brandon sets his sights on Nadia, who wants distraction, not deeper attachment. Neither plans on the kind of connection that makes casual impossible.

Carter and Viv do not plan to cross that line, which is usually when it starts disappearing. Their friends-to-lovers romance builds on familiarity, tension, and feelings that refuse to stay quiet.

Tori and Avery meet at a moment when forever still feels theoretical. Set in Texas, this early romance keeps its focus on connection, commitment, and choosing each other on purpose.

Terrence and Gabi know better than to blur the line between work and attraction. Naturally, that line does not stand much of a chance.

This story follows two sisters through messy love, hard choices, and the kind of personal drama that never stays private for long. It is more layered than a simple couple-focused romance.

Marcus and Naomi are forced into close quarters by danger neither can ignore. The first If You Can book mixes Blackwood chemistry with real suspense and a chase that keeps escalating.

Nixon and Charlie have already lived through one version of their story. This second-chance romance asks whether love can be rebuilt once life has pulled it apart.

Khalida thinks she has built a stable life, until strange visions and family questions start breaking it apart. Aram Duncan arrives just as the impossible begins to feel real.

Tariq and Kora discover that friendship can become a whole lot more once timing stops getting in the way. Their romance sets the tone for a Blackwood series built on heat and honesty.

Harlan and Sydnee move from friendship into deeper waters with all the care and panic that shift deserves. It is warm, romantic, and built on people who already matter to each other.

This steamy Blackwood story follows the Drake siblings through a night where desire takes the lead and nobody stays detached for long. It is compact, explicit, and built for readers who want heat first.

Renata and Quentin have history, trust, and way too much danger around them to stay comfortable for long. Romance grows in the middle of a Blackwood story that keeps moving.

The threats circling Blackwood finally hit a breaking point, pulling multiple couples into the fallout. This finale is bigger, riskier, and more action-heavy than the books before it.

Lauren and Ty prove that trouble is not always the thing to avoid. This Blakewood romance is lighter and warmer, with chemistry that turns disruption into opportunity.

Bianca Bailey is not exactly a believer in love, which makes Rashad a problem from the start. Their story turns skepticism, banter, and attraction into something neither can neatly explain away.

Sean and Fallon meet at the start of something neither of them can quite name. Their story is tender, grown, and interested in the work it takes to let love happen.

Toni and Justin are too sharp, too stubborn, and too drawn to each other to keep things neat. In Blakewood, rules start bending the minute their rivalry turns personal.

Grad assistant Reese expects campus drama, not intense chemistry with older student Jason Wright. Their clashing personalities turn a college setting into a smart, funny battle of equals.

Cin and Landry fall into a sweet, spicy connection that feels easy until feelings start deepening. It is a quick contemporary romance with a light touch and strong chemistry.

Nubia and Stephen are drawn together by an instant spark that refuses to stay casual. Heat comes easy, but figuring out what to do with it is the real challenge.

Jordan and Cole already have history, which makes their reunion with the Connecticut Kings anything but easy. Old feelings, public pressure, and unfinished business keep the stakes high.

Devyn wants to survive her hospital internship, not get tangled up with arrogant Dr. Joseph Wright. Too much proximity and too much chemistry make that plan impossible.

Rob and Iris keep running into each other when neither of them is ready to make room for love. Fate, grief, and brutal honesty keep pulling them closer anyway.

Maggie and Renee click quickly, but keeping things simple is another matter entirely. This short romance moves fast while still making the chemistry count.

Pru and Xavier bring sweetness, heat, and just enough complication to keep things interesting. It is a warm, flirty romance with a little extra bite.

Monica and Wick connect behind screens first, where anonymity feels safer than real life. When danger sharpens around them, their slow-burn connection has to survive secrets and exposure.

Asha is trying to survive Vegas and escape the life pressing in on her when Kingston notices her. Their attraction builds inside a world shaped by power, secrets, and dangerous choices.

Ramsey and Wil already know each other well, which makes the shift from friendship to something more especially risky. Around the Connecticut Kings, comfort and desire start looking a lot alike.

Nick and Noah go from total strangers to accidental airport spectacle in one unforgettable moment. Their long-distance romance is sweet, vulnerable, and interested in what real commitment takes.

Eddie and Astrid turn sparks into open warfare, then something far more dangerous. This Serendipitous Love entry is sharp, sexy, and surprisingly soft underneath all that friction.

Brandi and Kyle ease from friendship into something deeper, only to learn honesty is not always simple. This companion to The Truth is warm, grounded, and rooted in real emotional baggage.

Rowan is focused on serving her community when a mysterious offer from Reid changes the terms of her life. What begins as an arrangement turns intimate fast, with real feelings close behind.

This holiday novella checks back in with the Wright family for campus-town chaos, romance, and a lot of sibling energy. It works best as a cozy bonus once you know the crew.

Ace, also known as Alicia, and Cree circle each other in a Vegas story where danger never stays far away. The romance hits hard, but so do the secrets and the threat hanging over them.

Dawn and Patrick were never supposed to make sense together, which is exactly why their connection burns so hot. In Blackwood, attraction turns into something harder to deny.

This holiday entry brings readers back to the High Stakes world for more time with Asha and King, plus familiar favorites. It is a warmer visit, but Vegas still keeps things interesting.

Jules opens a photography studio in Mahogany Heights and crosses paths with Troy, the barber across the street. Their one-night spark turns into something deeper as both of them face old wounds.

Sloan and Nate have enough obstacles without adding undeniable attraction to the pile. Set around the Connecticut Kings, this romance leans into age-gap tension and real emotional stakes.

Kyle and Ben arrive in Sugar Valley with plenty of reasons to keep their distance. Small-town life has other plans, pushing them toward a romance that feels both hard-won and healing.

Anika, the manager of Urban Grind, is not looking for complications, which makes Royal especially inconvenient. Their enemies-to-lovers spark brings equal parts sharp edges and sweetness.

Ancellin and Nasir are pulled together by the same intense, otherworldly bond that shapes the Eternally Tethered world. Desire, power, and old wounds all surface once that connection refuses to be denied.

Keris Bradford is on the brink of a life shift when Laken Kimble crashes into it. Their connection feels like comfort and risk at once, and neither is ready for what it might cost.

Greer and Rich have chemistry, history, and entirely too much access to one another. What starts as a convenient arrangement gets messier once feelings join the recipe.

Summer and Hudson meet in Mahogany Heights at exactly the wrong and right time. As attraction grows, so does the sense that building something real takes patience, trust, and room to breathe.

Jaclyn Love seems to attract trouble wherever she goes, and Kadan Davenport keeps getting caught in the middle of it. A disastrous first impression turns into the kind of attraction neither can dodge.

Joia and Teddy get a second chance that feels equal parts exciting and dangerous. In Blakewood, old history and fresh chemistry make it hard to pretend they are over.

Jemma and Levi's attraction is fast, hot, and not especially interested in taking the scenic route. This Love Sisters romance keeps the banter up and the feelings sneaking in behind it.

Brittany and Rafael already move through life side by side, but friendship starts shifting into something deeper. Their story is warm, intimate, and grounded in learning how to be seen fully.

Riley and Hendrix fall into a plus-one situation that opens the door to something more. Short and sweet, this story turns a simple setup into a genuinely hopeful connection.

Holly and Dean are forced to look backward before they can decide what comes next. This second-chance romance digs into nostalgia, missed timing, and the pull of unfinished love.

Terrence and Gabi thought the professional line would keep things simple. Instead, old feelings and unfinished business force them to decide whether this reunion is a mistake or the chance they missed.

In a ruined world, Aly and Maddox move through a story that nods to Alice in Wonderland without losing its edge. Romance, danger, and survival keep this retelling tense and strange.

Logan and Pierre both know what it is like to be judged on sight before anyone gets close enough to see the truth. Working around pressure, legacy, and ambition forces them to look past the surface.

Aiden and Kima do not start off on the same page, but staying apart is not an option for long. Their friction in Blackwood quickly turns into the kind of heat neither of them expected.

Addison and Samara crash back into each other's lives with unfinished feelings still intact. Their second chance in Blackwood asks whether old hurt can make room for something better.

Andre and Drew bring very different energies to the same spark. In Blackwood, their opposites-attract chemistry turns messy, funny, and impossible to ignore.

Chase and January spark fast, and neither of them is especially interested in playing it cool. This Heights story is quick, flirty, and built on the thrill of pursuit.

August and Haven get a second chance in the Heights, where old feelings still know the way back. The novella is warm, funny, and just messy enough to feel real.

Eva comes to Sugar Valley carrying private grief and a plan of her own, then finds unexpected partnership with Luke at a struggling vineyard. Their romance is tender, funny, and heavier than it first appears.

Tempest Lane has been trying to build a different life, but Tristan Grimes makes staying guarded a lot harder. Reinvention, attraction, and the past all collide in the Heights.

Tamra is trying to outrun the version of herself everyone remembers, until Wilder pulls her back into danger and desire. This one mixes reinvention with real suspense.

Dacia and Isaiah get another shot at a love that never quite let go. Vegas glamour cannot hide the old wounds they still have to face if they want a future together.

This holiday return to the High Stakes world checks in on familiar couples with love, family, and a little Vegas chaos. Hard-won happiness gets tested by the season and the people closest to it.

Kensa and Denver once promised each other forever, but betrayal and silence have worn that promise thin. This Vegas romance asks whether a marriage in trouble can still find its way back.

Blue and Nessa are drawn together by instant heat, but Vegas makes every connection feel a little dangerous. What starts as one more moment could become something neither of them can shake.

Des and Trace have the kind of friendship that can tip into something hotter at any moment. In Vegas, one shift in timing forces them to decide whether risking the friendship is worth it.

Teagan and Ambrose are all wrong for each other on paper, which makes their chemistry even harder to ignore. Around the Connecticut Kings, football fame only complicates what starts to feel very real.

Hailey comes to Blackwood on a family mission and finds chaos, grief, and Ellis Boyd waiting in the fallout. Their connection feels too instant to explain, until the past starts offering answers.

Eryn and Zair are pulled deeper into the strange, soul-bound world of Blackwood's immortals. Old damage, supernatural ties, and a powerful connection make love part of the fight to heal what was broken.

Fresh off a bitter divorce, Katari moves to Blackwood to figure out who she is now. A strange holiday encounter and a reunion with Derrick push her toward a second chance she did not expect.

Brooke and Kyir's attraction is immediate, but seeing each other clearly takes more than chemistry. In Mahogany Heights, a hot connection turns into something steadier as both of them adjust their view.

Tatiana Tate helps lead the Predators MC after tragedy, and Onyx becomes the club's best weapon against an unseen enemy. Their bond grows in the middle of revenge, secrets, and a looming war.

Onyx's past comes hunting him just as Tati refuses to step back from the fight. As attacks close in on the Predators, love and loyalty are tested by secrets buried deep in the club's history.

Winnie and Jonathan are drawn together, but they do not see life or love the same way. Their push and pull turns strong attraction into a choice neither of them can dodge.

Nicholas only needs a stand-in date for a work event, and Bee is just doing a favor. Their fake setup gets a lot more complicated once real chemistry follows them straight into a Fiennes family Thanksgiving.

Audra and Noble slip into an easy rhythm that starts to feel a lot like fate. In the Heights, music, timing, and mutual chemistry make it harder and harder to stay out of sync.

The second Blackwood After Dark novella stays close to the Black brothers as desire, secrecy, and danger tighten around them. In this world, curiosity always costs something.

Celeste takes a catering job at Elias Black's home and discovers far more than a wealthy, mysterious client. Her curiosity pulls her straight into a secret Blackwood vampire world and a dangerously magnetic connection.

Nalani Stark will do almost anything to protect her mother's legacy, even make a terrible deal with Orion Sterling. Their marriage-of-convenience arrangement turns into a battle of will, pride, and very real attraction.

Parris Black is done waiting for fate, but River has her own reasons for resisting it. This finale brings the Blackwood After Dark trilogy to its inevitable supernatural reckoning.

After heartbreak, Rori Mitchell is looking for a distraction, not another complication. Connecticut Kings player Tatum Wilder seems perfect for that plan, until the chemistry between them refuses to stay casual.

Elodie Perry and Shaw Bridges are forced back in front of the camera after a very private breakup. Playing lovers again means facing the chemistry that worked onscreen and the reasons it failed off it.

Charlotte Fox and Nolan Brooks make great television and a miserable workday. As head writer and showrunner clash over budgets, control, and chemistry, their offscreen tension gets impossible to ignore.

Amelia is already having a rough time when cocky, shirtless neighbor Calvin starts getting under her skin. Their banter, fake-dating energy, and too-close proximity quickly become something they keep trying not to name.

In Vegas, Rhea thinks she can manage spectacle, temptation, and one unforgettable fighter, until Micah McKnight's touch changes everything. This paranormal romance starts with heat and quickly turns uncanny.