If Love Series Order
If We Ever Meet Again (2020)
Why we love it:
- Full of emotion, with fantastic characters and even better storylines.
- A really heartwarming story of love, friendship and family.
If We Ever Meet Again by Ana Huang is a captivating exploration of love, friendship, and family set against the vibrant tapestry of China. The story unfolds the romantic journey of Farrah and Blake, unravelling the complexities of love in a foreign land and the heartbreak that ensues. With its evocative storytelling, well-drawn characters, and cultural nuances, this book offers a compelling start to the Ana Huang collection. As your first taste of Huang, we definitely recommend this as a starting point, as it sets the tone for the collection, promising a blend of romance, cultural immersion, and heartfelt narratives.
If the Sun Never Sets (2020)
Why we love it:
- We were fully invested in the characters and prayed for a happy ever after.
- It is a seamless continuation of the first book adding a little more complexity to the plot.
This book is a continuation of Blake and Farrah’s romance, picking up the story five years after the first book. It follows their intertwining journeys, as they try and navigate their unresolved feelings whilst also diving into the character's past and exploring their family dynamics. As the next instalment in the collection, this novel is perfect for its unique blend of love, resilience, and friendship, promising an exciting continuation of the Ana Huang series.
If Love Had a Price (2020)
Why we love it:
- A far-fetched yet somehow believable plot.
- The perfect balance between character development, steamy chemistry and banter.
If Love Had a Price follows Kris, a wealthy woman who hires Nate, a struggling actor. Here’s where it gets interesting, she hires Nate to seduce her future mother-in-law and break up her Dad’s relationship. The problem is that things start to get a little complicated between Kris and Nate. What makes this book really interesting is the exploration of Nate’s past, as we ge get an understanding of his struggles and the emotional scars that both he and Kris share. All of the character development makes what should be quite a far-fetched plot feel real, and their emotional connection always feels believable. Throw in some steamy chemistry and plenty of banter, and you’ve got a brilliant addition to the series.
If We Were Perfect (2020)
Why we love it:
- Real, tangible characters with relatable problems.
- Has a really beautiful portrayal of friendship and the importance of having a supportive network of friends.
This final instalment of the If Love series follows Sammy and Olivia’s story. The book explores the imperfections and complexities of the relationship and covers themes like the importance of having a supportive network of friends. If We Were Perfect has the perfect blend of immersive storytelling coupled with characters that feel so tangible that when you finish reading it, you feel like you are losing a friend. All of this makes it one of the best Ana Huang books to read.
King Of Sins Series Order
King of Wrath (2022)
Why we love it:
- It's an exciting first glimpse into a new series.
- We loved the seamless transition into a fictional world but still with all the romance we love.
King of Wrath is a sumptuous tale of love and its complexity as it introduces a captivating fictional world. The story revolves around Dante and Vivian, whose relationship transforms from dislike to a profound love. The dynamic between them builds a strong foundation, with vulnerability and confidence in each other. Huang skillfully crafts characters with depth and individuality, adding just the right amount of spice in to the narrative. King Of Wrath is a must for your Ana Huang collection just for its engaging plot, well-developed characters, and the promise of a captivating journey.
King of Pride (2023)
Why we love it:
- In Kai and Isabella, we have some of the best characters that Ana Huang has created.
- This book is a lot of fun and has everything that you’d want from a romance book.
This is a thrilling addition to the King Of Sins collection that follows Kai Youn and Isabella Valencia, offering a spicy, fun, and intensely romantic narrative. Kai is an intellectual with a witty charm, and Isabella is a strong independent woman who shouldn’t be drawn to his charms but somehow is. The difference between the two characters creates a nice dynamic that involves plenty of petty differences, miscommunications and a lot of fun. Overall, it is probably one of the best Ana Huang books because the characters are so much fun to be around.
King of Greed (2023)
Why we love it:
- This book is so quotable.
- It is a beautiful portrayal of a loving relationship and all the challenges to overcome.
King of Greed continues the enthralling series with a tale centred around Alessandra and Dominic, exploring the complexities of their relationship. This instalment is full of alluring moments and iconic quotes, capturing readers with deeply romantic, sensitively written content. Alessandra's purity and Dominic's growth make the story both a beautiful and realistic portrayal of romance.
King of Sloth (2024)
Why we love it:
- Another Huang read that promises to have all the drama and characters that we love.
- A second-chance romance that had us all hooked and wanting more.
This last instalment from the King Of Sloth series is centred around Sloane as we delve into her world and her challenges. With her skilful portrayal of complex relationships, Huang brings forth another enticing novel with a mix of romance, emotion, and character development. If you're on the hunt for an immersive experience and Huang’s signature blend of compelling storytelling and relatable characters, then this read is for you as it ensures a satisfying journey through Sloane's world of love and self-discovery.
Twisted Series Order
Twisted Love (2021)
Why we love it:
- Plenty of character development which makes the romance and steam feel well-earned and natural.
- As the first book in a series, it is a thrilling introduction to what follows.
Here, Ana Huang introduces us to the Twisted series. The first instalment follows Alex Volkov, whose life has been shaped by a cursed past he can’t escape and has made him driven and successful but with little to no interest in love. Until he sets his eyes on Ava his best friend's sister. This book has plenty of flaws; cringy scenes and lines occasionally pop up, but Ana Huang doesn’t forego any character development, and the book is all the better for it, with the big romantic moments and sexual tension all feeling well-earned. Overall, it’s a great first book in the series, setting the tone for the rest to come.
Twisted Games (2021)
Why we love it:
- A slow burn to begin with but really gathers pace as you get into it
- Plenty of tension throughout the book as the flawed main characters try to navigate their relationship.
Twisted Games follows the steamy and tumultuous romance of Rhy and Bridget as they try to get out of their own way and navigate their feelings for each other. Both of the maing characters are engaging and very, very flawed. These flaws originally drive that connection, but as the book goes on, they also make their relationship fraught with tension as they try to confront them. All of which, makes this a really gripping romance that feels like it is well-grounded and well worth reading.
Twisted Hate (2022)
Why we love it:
- Sexual tension and chemistry between the leads is so hot that you may need to take a cold shower to cool down afterwards.
- One of Ana Huang’s best female protagonists.
Twisted Hate is an addictive and compelling romance novel following Josh and Jules. Josh is a bit of a lady's man, having never met a woman that he couldn’t charm - except for maybe Jules. Jules sees right through Josh and has little time for him, and it drives him mad. Yep, this may be your typical enemy-to-lovers plot, but with Jules, you’ve got a really great female protagonist who makes it well worth a read. She’s funny and fiery, and every time she’s in the book, the pages light up with her presence, making it impossible to put down.
Twisted Lies (2022)
Why we love it:
- It is the perfect end to the series.
- A really captivating leading man who should be completely unattractive but somehow isn’t.
The final instalment of the Twisted series follows Christian and Stella. Christian is a monster dressed in a nice suit, and Stella is a sweet and shy romantic who has been hurt in the past. The two are driven together by a threat from her past, and they start to grow closer. Twisted The brilliance of this book is how Ana Huang can make what should be an unlikeable character in Christian, so captivating and swoon-worthy. He’s morally ambiguous, and yet his dedication and actions towards Stella make him oddly attractive. Also, he’s pretty good at dirty talk, which is always a bonus.
Gods of the Game Series Order
The Striker (Gods of the Game #1)
Why we love it:
- It's a sports romance filled with tension and a flirty male main character - who is a complete green flag.
- The chemistry goes beyond romance, and the rivalry between Asher and Vincent is classic enemies-to-friends and done so well.
In Ana's debut sports romance novel, The Striker, we meet Asher Donovan - a Premier League football star. After a recent transfer, his recklessness causes a stir with his rival-turned-teammate which costs them a vital win, forcing them to sort out their feud in off-season training at a dance academy. Their, he meets Scarlett DuBois, a former prima ballerina and his rival, Vincent's, sister! They're thrown into close proximity and Asher supports Scarlett's emotional journey of healing. This book blends well-developed characters, emotional depth, and an engaging sports world, making it perfect for romance lovers, particularly sports romance and football (or soccer) themes.
Standalone Novels
All I've Never Wanted (2013)
Why we love it:
- A delightfully lighthearted, funny and entertaining novel.
- A great change of pace from Ana’s other books, with each page filled with wit and humour.
All I've Never Wanted is a light-hearted and entertaining story centred around Maya, a down-to-earth character who becomes the subject of curiosity, protectiveness, and even Cupid's intervention. The book consists of clever characters, offering a quirky twist on teen love. As a delightful addition to the Ana Huang collection, All I've Never Wanted promises an enjoyable journey through humour, friendships, and the unpredictability of teenage life that we can relate to.
Enjoy!
Now, you can enjoy Ana Huang's complete collection with this epic guide. Full of spicy romances, the Haung series is the perfect collection of books if you’re looking for a well-written collection of books that are easy to read and will get you a bit hot under the collar. So get ready to lose yourself in sizzling narratives, where passion ignites, and love knows no bounds with the best Ana Huang books.
If you want to check out the back catalogues of some of our other favourite authors, then why not check out our blog posts on Colleen Hoover's Books in Order, Ali Hazelwood's Books In Order & Tahereh Mafi's Books in Order.
