Order of Alexis Hall Books

Alexis Hall is a British author of queer romance, urban fantasy, and science fiction novels. They write Kate Kane, Paranormal Investigator, Ruin, Spires Universe, and other series. Hall is known for witty dialogue, emotionally intelligent storytelling, and genre‑blending novels that span contemporary romance, historical romance, fantasy, and speculative fiction. Their work often features diverse queer representation, sharp humour, and a mix of heartfelt intimacy with adventure, mystery, or magical elements. Hall’s books have been nominated multiple times for the Lambda Literary Awards in Gay Romance, and they have become a distinctive voice in modern LGBTQ+ fiction.

Alexis Hall made their debut with Glitterland, the first novel in the Spires series. Their bibliography now spans more than twenty novels and novellas, known for blending queer joy, emotional depth, and strong worldbuilding. Below is a list of Alexis Hall’s books in order of when they were originally released:

Publication Order of Arden St. Ives Books

Publication Order of Boyfriend Material Books

Publication Order of Kate Kane, Paranormal Investigator Books

Publication Order of Material World Books

Publication Order of Mortal Follies Books

Publication Order of Prosperity Books

Publication Order of Ruin Books

Publication Order of Something Fabulous Books

Publication Order of Spires Universe Books

Publication Order of Winner Bakes All Books

Publication Order of Standalone Novels

Publication Order of Anthologies

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Alexis Hall Synopses: How to Bang a Billionaire by Alexis Hall is the first book in the Arden St. Ives series. Arden St. Ives has never seen himself as someone destined for greatness. If England had yearbooks, he would be voted least likely to set the world on fire. He is unsure why he is at Oxford, unsure what comes next, and until recently, completely unaware of Caspian Hart.

Caspian is brilliant, striking, and a billionaire who lives by his own strict rules. Arden is drawn to him immediately, but being with Caspian means following those rules, knowing exactly when he is wanted, what is allowed, and when it will end.

Arden is good at following direction in private, but life outside those moments is far more complicated. The more he sees of the man behind the billionaire, the more certain he becomes that it is Caspian he wants, not the wealth or the status. Yet that may be the one thing Caspian does not know how to give.

Boyfriend Material is the first book in Alexis Hall’s Boyfriend Material series. Luc O’Donnell’s life is a public mess. With a tabloid‑magnet father, a string of chaotic relationships, and a reputation that keeps getting worse, he needs a quick fix to salvage his image. The solution is a fake relationship with the most respectable man he knows: Oliver Blackwood, calm, principled, and impossibly put together.

The arrangement is supposed to be simple. A few staged dates, some carefully timed photos, and a temporary partnership that benefits them both. Neither expects awkward brunches and forced smiles to turn into something warm and real. As the lines blur, Luc begins to see the man behind Oliver’s polished exterior, and Oliver sees the vulnerability Luc tries so hard to hide.

With secrets slipping through the cracks and feelings growing stronger, Luc is forced to confront the question he has avoided his entire life: what if someone could love him exactly as he is?

10 Things That Never Happened by Alexis Hall is the first book in the Material World series. Sam Becker’s job may not be glamorous, but the quirky team he manages feels like home. Even his boss, Jonathan Forest, cold, brilliant, and impossible to read, has become part of his daily rhythm. Everything changes after a clumsy accident leads to a panicked lie about amnesia and one very guilty billionaire who suddenly starts showing up with soup, concern, and a surprising amount of warmth.

As Sam pretends to forget the incident to keep the peace, the distance between them narrows. Jonathan’s icy exterior softens, their chemistry deepens, and the lines between routine and something far more intimate begin to blur. But a relationship built on a lie cannot hold forever, and Sam knows he is running out of time.

Soon he must decide whether to tell the truth and risk everything or stay silent and lose the one person he never expected to want.