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Naughty Nooners Books in Order
Below you'll find the complete list of Naughty Nooners books in publication order. This is generally the recommended reading order for the series.
Reading order verified: March 2026
Quick Answer
What order should I read the Naughty Nooners series? Start with "Lap Dance (By: Sally Painter)" (2009) and follow publication order through all 29 books.
The complete Naughty Nooners reading order is listed below in publication sequence.
Publication Order
Lap Dance (By: Sally Painter)
2009
Show And Tell (By: Isabelle Drake)
2009
Kayla's Birthday Present (By: Ashlyn Chase)
2009
Take Me (By: Grace Samuels)
2009
Not Just an Orgy (By: Sally Painter)
2009
His Voice, His Command (By: Vonna Harper)
2009
Thrill of the Hunt (By: Nathalie Gray)
2009
Erotique (By: Nicole Austin)
2009
Master's Thief (By: Nicole Austin)
2009
Nocked for a Loop (By: Sam Cheever)
2009
The Bad Widow (By: Barbara Elsborg)
2009
Her Very Special Robot (By: Ann Jacobs)
2009
First Taste (By: Paisley Smith)
2009
Maui Heat
2009
Shapeshifter's Craving (By: Lee Pearce)
2010
Haunted by the Past (By: Riley Ashford)
2010
Spirit's Release (By: Téa Trelawny)
2010
Peak Energy (By: Afton Locke)
2010
Desire in the Dark (By: Naima Simone)
2010
Seychelles Sunset (By: Lynne Connolly)
2010
Saying Yes (By: Barbara Elsborg)
2010
Sporting Wood (By: Cindy Spencer Pape)
2010
City of Sin (By: Rena Marks)
2010
Stockholm Seduction (By: Lily Harlem)
2010
Remembered Love (By: Diana Hunter)
2010
Discovering Sofia (By: Mel Teshco)
2010
The After Party (By: Wynter Daniels)
2011
Undone by the Undead (By: Isabelle Drake)
2011
Skin Magic (By: Kim Knox)
2016
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