Order of Laramie Briscoe Books

Laramie Briscoe is an American author of New Adult and contemporary romance novels. She writes the Heaven Hill series, Laurel Springs Emergency Response Team series, Moonshine Task Force series, Rockin’ Country series, and much more. She is a USA Today bestselling author. When she is not writing about alpha males in love, Laramie enjoys spending time with friends, reading, and bingeing the latest show. She lives in Bowling Green, Kentucky with her husband and dog.

Laramie Briscoe made her debut as a novelist in 2013 with Meant to Be, beginning her Heaven Hill series. Below is a list of Laramie Briscoe’s books in order of when they were originally published:

Publication Order of Bellehaven Hotties Books

(with Chasity Bowlin)

Publication Order of Blizzard Bluff Books

Publication Order of Bradford Station Books

Publication Order of Broken Falls Books

Publication Order of The Haldonia Monarchy Books

Publication Order of Heaven Hill Books

Publication Order of Heaven Hill Generations Books

Publication Order of Heaven Hill Shorts Books

Publication Order of Laurel Springs Emergency Response Team Books

Publication Order of Moonshine Task Force Books

Publication Order of MVP Duet Books

Publication Order of Nashvegas Books

Publication Order of Red Bird Trail Books

Publication Order of Red Creek Renegades Books

Publication Order of Rockin' Country Books

Publication Order of Saint's Outlaws MC - Laurel Springs, AL Chapter Books

Publication Order of Trick Books

Publication Order of Standalone Novels

Publication Order of Short Stories/Novellas

Publication Order of Collections

Publication Order of Coming Home Books

Publication Order of Wife For Hire Agency Books

Publication Order of Naughty and Spice Books

Publication Order of Anthologies

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Laramie Briscoe Synopsis: Meant to Be by Laramie Briscoe is the first book in the Heaven Hill series. Known as Liam to his club, William Walker Jr. is in need of a new recruit—someone naïve and desperate enough to follow his orders without question. When Denise Cunningham unexpectedly falls into his life, he hires her out of necessity rather than desire.

Denise’s life takes a turn for the worse when she receives foreclosure papers on her birthday, adding to a long streak of bad luck. Usually proactive in solving her problems, she decides to take a moment to wallow in her misfortune. However, a phone call interrupts her pity party and sets her life on an entirely new path.

Neither Liam nor Denise is comfortable in their new roles, but he needs help, and she can’t afford to lose anything else. As bullets fly and a local reporter in Bowling Green, KY, works to expose the club, Liam and Denise grow closer. When the stakes rise and external forces threaten to tear them apart, they must decide if they are truly meant to be together.

Laramie Briscoe Reviews: Sketch by Laramie Briscoe is an updated take on the traditional Happily Ever After novel. As a hopeless romantic, I’m a sucker for books with happy endings, and this one did not disappoint. It tackles a topic that many authors avoid: the reality that finding someone to spend your life with doesn’t mean everything will be perfect. However, this doesn’t mean people should give up when the initial excitement fades and the challenges begin. Anyone who has been in a long-term relationship knows it can be hard, but with effort and a focus on love and commitment, couples can navigate the rough patches and come out stronger.

Sketch and Nina are a couple trying to rebuild their marriage after a six-month separation. The author skillfully takes you through their journey to becoming a happily married couple again. They don’t attempt to return to how things were, knowing it didn’t work before and recognizing they’ve both changed. The story, mainly from the perspective of Sketch, a hot tattoo artist, is emotional, fun, flirty, and heart-wrenching. This book shows that while relationships require hard work, the payoff can be worth every struggle. -Dani

I have to say, Sass is one of my favorite books by Laramie Briscoe! Although I hadn’t kept up with her recent releases because I wanted to re-read earlier series to refresh my memory, I decided to dive right into Sass since it’s a standalone. And I’m so glad I did—I loved it.

Sass falls into one of my favorite romance genres: falling in love with the brother’s best friend. There’s something special about this trope, likely because it involves a long history and a level of familiarity that you don’t get with characters who are just meeting.

The characters, Sass and Reed, are so relatable, mature, and well-rounded. Even the secondary character, Sass’ brother Justin, brought a smile to my face. I was so engrossed in the story that I read it in one sitting, only pausing to yell at people for interrupting my reading time. Ha! In the book, Sass wants Reed to see her as a woman instead of the little girl he grew up with. However, she begins to worry about the potential consequences for everyone involved if what she desires isn’t actually best for everyone. There are intertwined business and personal relationships, making the emotional landscape quite messy for a while.

One of my favorite aspects of Laramie’s books is her characters. I adore them. Her first-person writing style in this book felt very natural and made the story flow effortlessly. The only downside for me was the flashbacks, which initially disrupted the flow a bit. I thought they might have been better placed at the beginning. However, by the end, I appreciated them because they helped me understand the characters’ actions and emotions better. Overall, the placement of the flashbacks made sense and added depth to the story.