Megan Matthews Books In Order

Publication Order of The Boys of RDA Series Books

Publication Order of Pelican Bay Billionaires Books

Publication Order of Pelican Bay Orchards Books

Publication Order of Pelican Bay Security Books

Publication Order of The Valiant Trilogy Books

Publication Order of ABCs of Love Books

Megan Matthews is a romance, humor, and comedy writer creating stories featuring billionaire bosses, heroines with an attitude, and heroes with unbelievable abs. She’s a responsible Pinterest mom who hides her identity around other parents.

Megan prefers reading a book over taking a nature walk. When not writing, you can find her posting about homelife, fancy pen collections, crochet projects, reading, and half-dead plants on Instagram.

Security Risk
Security Risk is the debut in the Pelican Bay Security series. Tabitha Thompson has decided it’s time to call a quit from her abusive boyfriend. She moves out, taking with her some money to help her while getting away after she slugs her in the face.

Before leaving, she copies his computer hard drive and lifts some amount of money from his safe. Her ex-boyfriend Mario has been over-controlling, and Tabitha thinks leaving Oklahoma will be the best idea.
She travels across the country to Pelican Bay, Maine, to the house her aunt left her. Upon arriving, Tabitha meets her sexy and hot neighbor Ridge Jefferson who is completely intrigued by her too, and soon sparks start to fly.

They can’t deny their connection towards each other even though they pretend not to care as they ignore their increasing attraction until they can’t do it anymore. The last thing Tabitha expected was meeting a sexy neighbor and having her past trouble finding its way to her.

As Tabitha settles down in Pelican Bay, she realizes she is the town’s gossip, as everyone knows everything about her. In this small town, everybody knows everyone and their business, and one cannot try to do anything sly without them noticing.

Ridge is an ex-navy SEAL with his own security company and feels it’s his responsibility to take care of her since she knew her aunt. What he did expect is for some henchmen trying to harass her for diamonds she says she doesn’t have.

The two are attracted to each other, and before Tabitha knows it, Ridge has already introduced her to his family. The problem is that Tabitha hasn’t told Ridge why she ran away from her previous home. Tabitha feels that Ridge is the type of guy she doesn’t need and shouldn’t be bothered by his presence.

She knows she shouldn’t be staring at him whenever he walks out of a room, but she still finds herself doing it. With him next door and other two new wild best friends, she is convinced she is almost having a perfect life in the small town until her past comes haunting, wanting her dead.

She doesn’t know that her past is about to catch up. Can Ridge get to the bottom of everything before it’s late? Ridge desperately wants to help her as he has ideal skills for dealing with someone planning to harm his girlfriend.

She plans to handle the issues herself until more trouble shows up in town, and she can no longer hide it. His past has come to haunt her in her new town, and when Ridge finds out, he is ready to help her as he is just the man for the job. Will Ridge be able to protect her when he realizes it may not be something he can handle? All Ridge hopes for is for both of them to come out alive.

Will Ridge forgive her for not telling him about her past, or will she opt to leave Pelican Bay to start over again?

The Chemistry between Ridge and Tabitha grows stronger as they spend more time together. The scenes are well-written and flow smoothly from one scene to the other at a fast pace.

Even though Tabitha has been through many challenges, her character keeps evolving from one page to the next. The story will catch your concentration, drawing you to the right from the start to the end. The sex scenes are off the charts.

Ridge and Tabitha’s story is filled with drama, sizzle, action, suspense, and humor. The two are great together, and their chemistry lights up the pages.

Rush
Rush is the debut in The Boys of RDA series. Aspen Adams has just completed grad school and is planning on starting her next chapter in life. She relocates to San Francisco into an apartment her sister-in-law had found her. It’s a new city to her, and with a great apartment, a new job, family, and some friends to keep her occupied, her life will be smooth.

The landlord has set some rules, and if she fails, she might be forced to go and live with her brother. She plans on adhering to the rules in her lease agreement and helping her friend through her nasty relationship drama while sticking to her five-year plan. She lives in a small apartment in an expensive building.

Aspen has a five-year plan to help her focus on her career. Her plan is going on well until she meets her sexy neighbor Finn. She has decided to stay away from all the men so she can focus on her career, but her plans are about to change.

Finn is staying in the penthouse in the same building as Aspen. The two meet when she slips in a puddle when it’s raining, and he helps her out. She instantly feels attracted to him, but she doesn’t understand why.

Finn always shows up at the right time when Aspen needs help. He’s a serious gamer working in software development and is not the kind of guy Aspen expected to be with. On the outside, he appears to be a perfect man, but there is something that seems to be going on behind the scenes that he keeps a secret, making himself too good to be true.

With the huge revelation and a manipulative ex, doubts find their way into Aspen. Can she trust him? Finn has all the qualities she has been looking for but is he who he appears to be? Can she count on him when at a time when it matters, or is Finn only using his good guy side to cover the truth? Will Aspen find what she has been looking for, or will she opt to return home?

The storyline is filled with mystery, romance, and drama. Throughout the story, you’ll find yourself falling in love with the characters keeping you hooked up to the end.