Straight Guys Series in Order by Alessandra Hazard

"Just a Bit Heartless" is the thirteenth book in the "Straight Guys" series by Alessandra Hazard. The book can be read as a standalone and contains steamy MM content, hurt/comfort, codependency, and an emotionally stunted control freak who struggles to express his affections in a healthy way. The story follows Jordan Gates, who agrees to accompany his boss to Italy for a family wedding, posing as his boss's real boyfriend, who looks a lot like Jordan. However, someone in his boss's mafioso family wants to murder them, and the family visit turns into a nightmare of betrayal, kidnapping, and murder. Jordan has to rely on Damiano to keep his sanity, but he wonders if he can trust a heartless man.

"Just a Bit Bossy" is the twelfth book in the "Straight Guys" series by Alessandra Hazard, but it can be read as a standalone. The book tells the story of Nate Parrish, the moderator of the biggest Rangers community, rangersdeck, and his boss, Raffaele Ferrara, who is known as the boss from hell, Satan personified, and a tyrant everyone fears. Nate loathes his boss from the moment they meet, but when Raffaele offers him a deal he can't refuse, Nate finds himself agreeing to be Raffaele's fake boyfriend for a family wedding. As they spend more time together, Nate begins to see a different side of Raffaele, and they both start to develop feelings for each other. However, Raffaele's past and insecurities threaten to ruin their relationship before it even begins. "Just a Bit Bossy" is a steamy MM romance that features power imbalance, boss/assistant, and fake dating tropes.

"Just a Bit Wrecked" is the eleventh book in the "Straight Guys" series by Alessandra Hazard. The book tells the story of a plane crash that leaves a homophobe and a gay man stranded together on a desert island. The two men, Logan and Andrew, initially hate each other, but as they work together to survive, they begin to develop feelings for each other. The book explores themes of hatred, need, and mutual desperation, as the two men navigate their feelings for each other and their difficult situation. The book is 207 pages long and was first published on December 10, 2020. The story is told from both Logan and Andrew's perspectives, and the book contains explicit sexual content.

"Just a Bit Dirty" is the tenth book in the "Straight Guys" series by Alessandra Hazard. The book tells the story of a ruthless CEO of a large company and a British student who is confused about his sexuality. Despite having nothing in common, they are drawn to each other and their attraction sizzles. The book explores their relationship as they navigate their differences and try to make things work. The plot of the book revolves around their steamy encounters and the challenges they face as they try to reconcile their feelings for each other. The book has received positive reviews for its engaging plot, well-developed characters, and steamy romance scenes.

"Just a Bit Gay" is a book in the "Straight Guys" series by Alessandra Hazard. The book contains explicit MM content, feminization, and other mature themes. The book follows Tyler, a straight guy who is curious about exploring his sexuality with his best friend, Nick. The two engage in sexual activities, but Tyler struggles with his feelings and the societal expectations of being straight. The book explores themes of sexuality, friendship, and societal norms. The "Straight Guys" series is known for its explicit content and mature themes. While the series has been criticized for its pornographic nature, it has also been praised for its emotional depth and exploration of complex themes.

"Just a Bit Gay" is the ninth book in the "Straight Guys" series by Alessandra Hazard. The book contains explicit MM content, feminization, and BDSM elements. The story revolves around Tyler, a straight guy who is curious about exploring his sexuality with his best friend, Nick Hardaway. The book explores their sexual relationship and the emotional tension that comes with it. The book is known for its epic gay sex scenes and the strong emotional connection between the characters. The "Straight Guys" series is known for its explicit content and strong D/s dynamic.

"Just a Bit Shameless" is the eighth book in the "Straight Guys" series by Alessandra Hazard. The book is a steamy MM romance novel that features a fake relationship, public displays of affection, and a happily ever after. The book follows two MI6 agents who go undercover as a rich businessman and his sugar baby. The agents are Sam Landon, a homeless eighteen-year-old thief, and Mark, a seasoned MI6 agent. They are tasked with investigating a wealthy businessman suspected of illegal activities. To do so, they must pretend to be in a fake relationship. As they spend more time together, their fake relationship starts to feel real, and they must navigate their growing feelings for each other while trying to complete their mission. The book contains derogatory language, mentions of violence, explicit M/M sex, and a strong D/s dynamic.

"Just a Bit Wicked" is the seventh book in the "Straight Guys" series by Alessandra Hazard. The book follows the story of Vlad, who loses his prestigious job and discovers that his girlfriend has cheated on him. Angry and hurt, Vlad is determined to find her lover and teach him a lesson. However, when he finds out that her lover is bisexual, it only fuels his anger even more. Raised in an extremely homophobic family, Vlad is convinced that he is straight and holds contempt for people who aren't. Throughout the book, Vlad goes through a journey of self-discovery and processing his emotions, ultimately realizing that he is gay. "Just a Bit Wicked" explores themes of anger, hurt, and the complexities of sexual orientation in the face of societal expectations.

"Just a Bit Ruthless" is the sixth book in the "Straight Guys" series by Alessandra Hazard. It can be read as a standalone. The book tells the story of Luke Whitford, a hopeless romantic who dreams of meeting Mr. Right. However, he is kidnapped and falls in love with his captor, who in turn falls in love with his hostage. The book contains derogatory language, mentions of violence, explicit M/M content, and a D/s dynamic. The protagonist's morality is also questionable. The basic structure of the story is simple, but it explores the complex relationship between the two characters. The book has received mixed reviews, with some praising the writing and character development, while others criticize the problematic aspects of the story.

"Just a Bit Confusing" is the fifth book in the "Straight Guys" series by Alessandra Hazard. The book tells the story of two best friends, one of whom is in love with the other, who is straight and in love with a woman. The novel explores the complexities of love and desire, and the different faces and layers they can have. The story follows the two men as they try to function without each other and fail. The book contains explicit M/M content, rough sex, drunk sex, and graphic language. According to a review, the book lacked the signature erotica that is present in the previous installments of the series. Despite this, the book is recommended as a fun, fast read with complex characters from varied backgrounds.

"Just a Bit Wrong" is the fourth book in the "Straight Guys" series by Alessandra Hazard. It is a steamy MM romance novel that tells the story of two snarky individuals who unexpectedly fall in love, despite their initial reservations. The main characters in this book are Tristan DuVal, a young soccer star dealing with a groin injury, and Zach, who is in an open relationship with a woman but plans to become monogamous once they get married. From the moment they meet, Tristan and Zach despise each other, but as they spend more time together, their feelings begin to change. The book explores their journey as they navigate their complicated emotions and the challenges that come with their evolving relationship. With its engaging plot and passionate romance, "Just a Bit Wrong" offers an authentic and captivating reading experience for fans of the series and lovers of MM romance novels.

"Just a Bit Unhealthy" is the third book in the "Straight Guys" series by Alessandra Hazard. The book is a gay-for-you story that contains explicit MM scenes, strong D/s dynamic (without sadomasochism), derogatory language, and mentions of violence. The story is told in multiple POVs, and it follows Gabriel, a straight man who knows that his friend Jared wants him as more than a friend, but he doesn't want Jared. Gabriel is confused about his feelings, and he struggles with his attraction to Jared. The book is not a light-hearted story, and it contains some steamy MM scenes and strong emotions. The story is a quick read and mildly angsty, and it explores the themes of codependency and emotional stuntedness.

"Just a Bit Obsessed" is the second book in the Straight Guys series by Alessandra Hazard. The book follows the story of Alexander Sheldon, a man who values order and control in his life. He is in a seemingly perfect relationship with his girlfriend until she suggests having a threesome, which goes against Alexander's belief in monogamy. Things become more complicated when Christian enters the picture and rubs Alexander the wrong way from the beginning. The book explores themes of jealousy, self-discovery, and the challenges of navigating unconventional relationships. It contains MFM (male-female-male) and MMF (male-male-female) scenes. With its intense story, passionate moments, and angsty character dynamics, "Just a Bit Obsessed" offers a journey of self-discovery and explores the complexities of love and desire.

"Just a Bit Twisted" is the first book in the "Straight Guys" series by Alessandra Hazard. The book is a steamy MM romance novella about a teacher-student relationship. The story follows Professor Derek Rutledge, who is strict, reserved, and ruthless, and is hated and feared by all of his students. Shawn Wyatt is a twenty-year-old student who is struggling to provide for his younger sisters and is forced to take Derek's class. Despite their initial animosity towards each other, they soon find themselves drawn to each other in a way that is both all-consuming and addictive. However, they both know that their relationship is something they shouldn't pursue. The book contains derogatory language, mentions of violence, explicit M/M sex, and a strong D/s dynamic (without sadomasochism) . The book is 160 pages long.

"Straight Boy" is a short story written by Alessandra Hazard and is part of the "Straight Guys" book series. The story follows Sage, a young, blond, and handsome man who attracts unwanted attention while in prison. To protect himself, Sage accepts an offer of protection from his cellmate, even though he is straight. After his release from prison, Sage finds himself wanting and needing things that he shouldn't want, despite having a girlfriend. The plot of "Straight Boy" revolves around Sage's experiences in prison and the unexpected dynamics that develop between him and his cellmate, Xavier. It explores themes of sexuality, desire, and the complexities of human relationships. The story is known for its steamy descriptions and the impact it has on Sage and Xavier's outlook on life. Overall, "Straight Boy" is a captivating short story that delves into the complexities of sexuality and the unexpected connections that can form between individuals in unexpected circumstances.