Alice Clayton Books In Order

Publication Order of Broads Abroad Books

Publication Order of Cocktail Books

Publication Order of Hudson Valley Books

Publication Order of Redhead Books

Publication Order of Anthologies

Alice Clayton
Alice Clayton had worked in the cosmetics industry for more than ten years before picking up her pen (or more accurately, her laptop).

She enjoys baking but not the cleaning up part, gardening yet not weeding, and was finally able to convince her long time boyfriend to marry her. Alice has an unholy love for her Kitchen Aid mixer.

She loves people watching, whether it’s WDW, the grocery store, the mall, wherever and whenever so she tries to keep her characters’ mannerisms and banter true to real life.

Alice’s debut novel, called “The Unidentified Redhead”, was released in the year 2010. Her work is from the romance genre.

“The Unidentified Redhead” is the first novel in the “Redhead” series and was released in the year 2010. An erotic and playful romance between Hollywood’s hottest new leading man and an aspiring actress.

Grace Sheridan comes back to Los Angeles so she can be a working actress, it is a second chance at her life long dream. With a bit of help from her best friend agent, is that dream going to be a reality, or, since she is thirty-three, has she missed her opportunity at the big time? When the unexpected sizzling romance with Jack Hamilton, the newest “it” boy in the entertainment industry, threatens to shine a rather uncomfortable spotlight on her life, how’s that going to affect her career? And his, for that matter?

Borderline neurotic and funny Grace is just perfect in her imperfections, and the sexual chemistry between her and the blissfully unaware yet charming Jack shoots off the charts. Never has dodging the paparazzi and sneaking around in Los Angeles been this fun, with super steamy romance sure to get your heart racing and some laugh out loud dialogue.

“The Redhead Revealed” is the second novel in the “Redhead” series and was released in the year 2010. Grace and Jack, while their careers catch fire, are everybody’s favorite couple and find they are on opposite coasts. She has landed in New York City, where she enjoys being onstage again, playing some fabulous character in a musical that Michael, her old college flame, wrote. Their rekindled friendship makes exploring this city that much more fun. It is only friendship, yeah?

Jack, back in LA, can barely keep up with the never ending press appearances, the throngs of women that track him everywhere that he goes, and all the silly rules that Holly, his manager, keeps on laying down for him. All of it is part of the buildup to the release of his steamy new movie, called Time. Thank goodness for phone sex.

However even when their schedules allow for them to connect, they have to keep their relationship off the radar and away from paparazzi cameras. Sure, their sex is sensational, however can they possibly survive the rumors, Grace’s internal battles, and the demands of their chosen professions?

“Wallbanger” is the first novel in the “Cocktail” series and was released in the year 2012. Caroline Reynolds has got a terrific new apartment in San Francisco, no O (no, not Oprah), and a Kitchen Aid mixer to die for. She’s got an office overlooking the bay, a flourishing design career, a killer zucchini bread recipe, and no O. There’s Clive (greatest cat ever), a great rack, great friends, and no O.

Adding insult to her lack of O, she’s also got this oversexed neighbor who has the loudest late-night wall banging that she has ever heard. Every spank, moan, and she thinks that was a meow punctuates the fact that not only is she losing sleep, she still doesn’t have, that’s right, no O.

That’s where Simon Parker comes in. when the wallbanging threatens to knock her out of her bed, Caroline, who is clad in a pink babydoll nightie and her sexual frustration, confront her heard yet unseen neighbor. Their late night hallway encounter has some, well, mixed results. Because with the walls this thin, the tension’s gonna be rather thick.

“Nuts” is the first novel in the “Hudson Valley” series and was released in the year 2015. Roxie Callahan is a private chef to some of the nastiest, wealthiest, and calorie counting wives in all of Hollywood. After the dairy disaster destroys her carefully crafted career in just one fell ploop, she finds herself heading back home in upstate New York, running her family diner and bailing her hippie mom out.

When Leo Maxwell, a gorgeous local farmer, delivers her a lovely bunch of organic walnuts, she wonders if a summer back home ain’t such a bad idea after all. He is heavily involved in the sustainable slow food movement, and he likes taking his time. In everything. She is determined to head on back to the west coast just as soon as the summer has ended, however is the pull of lazy fireflies and her own Almanzo Wilder be enough to keep her sticking around her home permanently?

Spicy, salty, sweet. Nuts. Go ahead, and grab a handful.

“Cream of the Crop” is the second novel in the “Hudson Valley” series and was released in the year 2016. Natalie Grayson, Manhattan’s It Girl, has got it all: she is a hot executive at the leading advertising firm, known for her edgy and challenging campaigns. She has a large circle of friends, a family that loves her dearly, and her dance card’s always full with the handsome eligible bachelors. What else could this modern gal-about-town wish for? Cheese, obviously.

Natalie’s favorite part of each week is spending Saturday mornings at the Union Square Farmer’s Market, where she indulges the love she has of all things triple cream. Natalie’s favorite booth indulges her love of everything handsome, as well. Oscar Mendoza, who owns the Bailey Falls Creamery and purveyor of the finest artisanal cheeses that the Hudson Valley has to offer, is dark, tall, and mysterious, not to mention a tad oblivious. Or so she believes. However this doesn’t keep her from fantasizing about the size of the man’s, ahem, milk can.

Passion’s burning, romance is churning, and there is something incredible rising up to the top. Could it possibly be love?