J.D. Hollyfield Books In Order

Publication Order of 2 Lovers Books

Publication Order of Dirty Little Lies Duet Books

Publication Order of Love Not Included Books

Publication Order of UnReal Books

Publication Order of Standalone Novels

Publication Order of The Driven World Books

Publication Order of The Elite Seven Books

Publication Order of Four Fathers Books

Publication Order of Four Sons Books

Publication Order of Skeleton Key Books

Publication Order of Woodland Creek Books

Publication Order of Anthologies

JD HOLYFIELD

J.D. Holyfield labels herself as a “Reader. Writer. Wine Abuser.” She could be talking about many of us! “Creative Designer by day. Superhero by night.”

A USA Today Bestselling author, she has a “headful of book boyfriends” and found the inspiration to put her creative abilities to the page.

When interviewed, she shares freely. She was asked “What’s the best thing about being a writer?” “The opportunity to create this whole fantasy/vision/story in my head and then place it on paper for all the world to read. To be able to portray emotions in words and have readers be effected by them as if it was them in the story is a powerful thing.” (goodreads)

A common question for successful writers is asking for advice for those who aspire to write. “Have faith and go for it.” Close your eyes and jump into it. She says to reach out to her and she will be your biggest fan.

Her debut novel was hugely well received. Reviews were glowing. “Love in a Rut, Love Not Included” “is a hilarious romance novel sure to put you in a feel good mood.”

In “Love in a Rut” (Book #1) Sarah Sullivan’s life is crashing around her. It was perfect and now she’s heartbroken and she feeling totally torn down. Having to move back home was the bottom.

She’s trying to plan her way out of the hole she fell in. Enter Jack, the cocky, confident, and handsome handyman her parents hired to do remodeling work. Both their hormones are hot and racing. It’s absolutely not what she was looking for. Will he be able to pull her out of her rut?

Ms. Hollyfield’s #2 “Life Next Door” brings us pastry Chef Priscilla. She is divorced and alone after her husband turned and run off with the neighbor. She plans on fixing her life like she does her recipes. She is determined to tweak herself and make improvements to her lousy life.

Her neighbor, Trent Walker, could be a recipe for disaster. Or he could be the special ingredient to make life tasty again.

In #3 “My So Called Life” Art Dealer, Christina, is flying high at the top of her field. When a tragedy at home brings her back she connects again with an old flame.

As she is healing the wounds at home, she is in a dilemma, as Ian Whitman has come back into her life and she into his. He lost her once. He’s determined not to lose her again. Can she give love in her life a second chance, even as she is healing from heartache?

Ms. Hollyfield’s ___2 Lovers series, cowritten with K. Webster is very popular. Ms. Hollyfield and Ms. Webster write together with one taking the point of view (POV) of the heroine and the other POV of the hero. They advise to read them all and in order!

#1 is “Text 2 Lovers”. After a very ugly and very public, and very physical breakup, Dani gets royally drunk. She wants to continue firing off anger at her freshly-ex’d boyfriend and shoots a series of “raunchy text” messages… The tequila was doing the dialing and it went to the wrong number. To her horror he replies. He’s eager to play. Swapping text messages leads to swapping pictures. Oh boy.

#2 is “Hate 2 Lovers” in her series. Andie hates his big head. Roman likes her big t*ts. The love/hate relationship is tense. It’s hot. It’s unpredictable.

Andie is “a driven, tough-as-nails, ball-busting woman; with a guy’s name and the mouth of a sailor.” She’s pregnant and feeling possessed. And Roman is more worried about himself than her. Now she’s seriously pissed.

Best friends aren’t supposed to do some things together. Like kiss for one. In #3, “Thieves 2 Lovers”, opposites are on a collision course.

They are best friends. They aren’t supposed to be lovers. It complicates things. They are breaking the rules and she can’t figure out how to get out of it. Linc is in deep trouble with some bad dudes. Reagan, with her penchant for posting every little move on Facebook, keeps leading them right to him. He’s gotta get clear of these guys before then reduce him to a pile of broken bones.

In addition to her short series of romance novels, Ms. Hollyfield has written a plethora of standalone romance novels. Highly rated, highly desired, she has a list of novels that are fun, exciting, and sexy.

“Passing Peter Parker” has Aggie Thompson, getting a job as a substitute teacher after being fired from her waitress job in a thoroughly spectacular way. She has a filthy mouth and legs that go for miles. Peter Parker teases and pokes at her in his nerdy way. Being a science teacher he knows chemistry. He’s trying to create some smooth chemistry with her.

Thompson and Parker have hot chemistry. Will it be a beautiful formula or will it blow up in their faces?

“Sinful Instincts” takes a darker turn. Emma Waters grew up in the foster care system with bad experiences. She’s been alone and had only herself to count on.

Roxsin is angry and looking for revenge for the death of the woman he loved. He is determined to find his half-brother, whom he knows is the killer, and make him pay. Dearly.

When Emma’s and Roxsin’s paths cross they both have their own personal pains to resolve. Can they help each other exact the revenge they think they deserve or can they let go and heal together?

“Worth the Chase” has us lusting for Chase. Chase is avoiding love. He is running from the serious relationships. Hookups suit him just fine. He stops at one night. Never going for another. A bombshell has him rethinking his rules.

Ms. Holyfield lives in the midwest and is a designer, wife, and mother to sons and her dachshunds. When she’s not dreaming of her exciting imaginative guys, she event planning, cooking, and of course, reading.