Are Chanel Cleeton Books in Order?

If you’re a fan of Chanel Cleeton’s books, you might be wondering whether they should be read in a specific order. Fortunately, the answer is both yes and no.

While most of Cleeton’s novels can be enjoyed as standalone reads, many of them are part of a series or share the same universe. So, let’s dive into the reading order for Chanel Cleeton books.

Chanel Cleeton’s Series

• The Wild Aces series

Cleeton’s Wild Aces series consists of three books that follow a group of fighter pilots and their romantic relationships. The books in this series are:

1. Fly with Me
2. Into the Blue
3. On Broken Wings

It’s recommended to read these books in order since each book builds on the previous one, and characters from previous books make appearances in subsequent ones.

• The Capital Confessions series

This series follows three women working in Washington D.C.’s political scene as they navigate love, career, and scandal. The Capital Confessions series includes:

1. Diplomatic Immunity
2. Political Affair
3. Purchased by the Billionaire

While these books can be read as standalones, it’s recommended to read them in order since characters from previous books make appearances and events from earlier books are referenced.

• The International School series (aka The Assassins series)

This series follows a group of female assassins who work for a secret organization. The books in this series are:

1. Going Dark
2. Mission: Improper
3. The Last Train to Key West

While these books can be read as standalones, it’s recommended to read them in order since characters and events from previous books are referenced.

Chanel Cleeton’s Standalone Novels

• Next Year in Havana (Havana series #1)

Next Year in Havana is the first book in Cleeton’s Havana series, which explores the lives of Cuban exiles and their families. While there is a sequel to this book (When We Left Cuba), both novels can be read as standalone stories.

• The Most Beautiful Girl in Cuba

The Most Beautiful Girl in Cuba is a standalone historical fiction novel that follows three women during the late 1800s/early 1900s Cuban War for Independence.

• The Last Train to Key West (International School series #3)

As mentioned earlier, The Last Train to Key West is the third book in Cleeton’s International School series. It can be read as a standalone novel, but reading the previous two books will provide more background information on the characters and their world.

Conclusion

In conclusion, while most of Chanel Cleeton’s novels can be enjoyed as standalone reads, reading her series in order will enhance your understanding and enjoyment of the characters and their relationships. Happy reading!