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Serve

by Tessa Bailey

The Serve series by Tessa Bailey has 3 known books (3 published). It is best read in publication order, starting with Owned by Fate (2014).

Books
3 known books (3 novels)
Published
3
First published
2014
Status
completed
Shelved under
Romance
Start here: Owned by Fate (2014) — then read straight through in publication order.
Book one
Cover of Owned by Fate
Owned by Fate (2014)

Reading order

The date order of published books and any announced future entries — the default way to read the series.

  1. Owned by Fate

    Novel
    Owned by Fate opens Tessa Bailey's contribution to the shared Serve continuity in 2014, introducing journalist Caroline Preston's investigation into the club and her fall for its owner Jonah Briggs, across 228 pages.
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  2. Exposed by Fate

    Novel
    Exposed by Fate followed the same year, 2014, as Bailey's second entry in the numbered Serve lineup, running 216 pages -- slightly shorter than its predecessor.
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  3. Driven By Fate

    Novel
    Driven by Fate (2015) is Tessa Bailey's third and final contribution to the shared Serve continuity, numbered #5 in the series' overall lineup -- the gap from her #2 entry marks three books by other authors (Katee Robert, Joya Ryan, Harper Kincaid) in between. It runs 228 pages.
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Key facts about the Serve series

Our list has 3 books in the Serve series. Since all 3 are out now, you can read the whole list today.

Start with Owned by Fate, since it opens the publication order in 2014. Exposed by Fate is book 2, from 2014. Driven By Fate is book 3, from 2015.

The list keeps the books in date order, while each title links to its own page. Each book page shows its dates and editions. Since the catalogue marks the series as complete, we list no next book.

The books came out between 2014 and 2015, while their length runs from 216 to 228 pages. That is a run of 1 year.

Tessa Bailey has 61 books on our list. Additionally, they write Line of Duty, Broke and Beautiful and Crossing the Line, plus 10 more series. We shelve the books under romance.

About the Serve series

Serve is a shared, multi-author continuity series set around Serve, an exclusive BDSM club in New York City, with each book -- written by a different romance author -- following a new couple drawn into the club's orbit. Tessa Bailey wrote three of the eight entries: Owned by Fate, which opens the series with journalist Caroline Preston investigating the club and falling for its owner, Jonah Briggs; Exposed by Fate; and Driven by Fate, published later in the run. Her installments carry her usual blunt, high-heat, banter-first style, applied here to power-exchange and BDSM-club dynamics rather than her more typical small-town settings.

Because Serve is a true multi-author continuity (the other five books were written by Katee Robert, Joya Ryan, and Harper Kincaid), this page tracks only Tessa Bailey's contributions, in their place within the shared series' overall numbering. Readers who want the complete Serve continuity should look up the other authors' entries separately; readers who just want Bailey's voice within it can read her three books together without missing any of her own throughline.

Frequently asked questions

How many Serve books did Tessa Bailey write?

Three: Owned by Fate (#1), Exposed by Fate (#2), and Driven by Fate (#5), published 2014-2015.

What is Serve about?

Serve is an exclusive BDSM club in New York City; each book in the series follows a different couple connected to the club, written by a different author.

Is Serve entirely written by Tessa Bailey?

No -- Serve is a shared, multi-author continuity series. Bailey wrote three of the eight entries; the rest are by Katee Robert, Joya Ryan, and Harper Kincaid.

What order should I read Bailey's Serve books in?

Owned by Fate, Exposed by Fate, then Driven by Fate -- their numbered order within the shared series.

Do I need to read the other authors' Serve books to follow Bailey's?

No, her three books can be read together as their own throughline, though the wider Serve continuity connects all eight through the same club.

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