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Originally Posted by Jane A

It can be a little hard to tell, since, for example, the last Rock Chick book takes place after the 4th Colorado book. And the 5th Colorado book takes place after the 1st Burg book. And definitely read Dream Man before Chaos since it's a spin-off series. I'd read Rock Chick first and decide where you want to go from there. Fantasyland is not connected at all, nor are any of her other books besides the first 5 series you listed above.

I wasn't at all sure about the last 2 series especially. I appreciate you explaining it.

ETA: FYI in case others were lost like me, this is from Kristen Ashley's site:

As many of you know, my characters can show up anywhere so if you're starting from the beginning and want the full Kristen Ashley experience, I suggest the following reading order:

1) The Rock Chick Series (Now, this series is a definite first...BUT, I would strongly suggest reading The Colorado Mountain Series somewhere in this mix. You'll need to have read Breathe before you read the finale to the Rock Chick Series, Rock Chick Revolution to get the full impact of something. I shall say no more!)


2) The Dream Man Series

3) The Chaos Series/The Unfinished Hero Series

4) The ‘Burg Series

If you're really particular about getting the full experience, I suggest you make time to read For You of The 'Burg Series before you read Jagged of the Colorado Mountain Series. I know this sounds confusing, but it wasn't when I was writing them!

The rest of my books can be read in whatever order you like, however, Heaven and Hell would be more fun to read after the Rock Chicks, the Colorado Mountain and The 'Burg series are consumed.

If you’re new to my work, it should be noted that if you read one, you don’t get the same “feel” for all. For instance, The Rock Chick series is fast-paced and full of humor. There is emotionality to it but The Colorado Mountain Series and The ‘Burg Series are more descriptive, longer and more raw. The Dream Man Series is a spin-off of Rock Chick and follows that same vein but it’s a little deeper. The Unfinished Hero Series is like Dream Man but it is more erotic and it is important to note this series is about anti-heroes and anti-heroines, it is an exploration of those concepts so if that isn’t your gig, beware!