Rick R. Reed Short Stories/Novellas books in order

Rick R. Reed's short stories and novellas, featuring focused tales of horror, romance, and gay life spanning from 2008 to 2021.

Reading order

# Title Published Author Buy on Amazon
1 Fugue 2008 Rick R. Reed Buy
2 Man-amorphosis 2009 Rick R. Reed Buy
3 Through the Closet Door 2009 Rick R. Reed Buy
4 Superstar 2009 Rick R. Reed Buy
5 Reckless 2009 Rick R. Reed Buy
6 Sluggo Snares a Vampire 2010 Rick R. Reed Buy
7 Crime Scene 2010 Rick R. Reed Buy
8 Moving Toward the Light 2010 Rick R. Reed Buy
9 Class Distinctions 2011 Rick R. Reed Buy
10 Matches 2011 Rick R. Reed Buy
11 Beau and the Beast 2012 Rick R. Reed Buy
12 I Heart Boston Terriers 2012 Rick R. Reed Buy
13 Dreamboat 2015 Rick R. Reed Buy
14 Meat Mallet 2016 Rick R. Reed Buy
15 An Open Window 2017 Rick R. Reed Buy
16 Tortilla Pie 2019 Rick R. Reed Buy
17 Hope 2019 Rick R. Reed Buy
18 Morbidly Obese 2021 Rick R. Reed Buy

Rick R. Reed’s shorter fiction includes 18 novellas and short stories published between 2008 and 2021. These pieces cover the same range as his novels, from horror-tinged tales to sweet romances, but in more concentrated form. Titles like I Heart Boston Terriers and Tortilla Pie suggest the lighter, more playful side of his writing, while Fugue and Crime Scene show his darker instincts.

The novellas work well as introductions to Reed’s style for readers who want to sample his work before committing to a full-length novel. They also serve as palette cleansers between his longer books, offering quick reads that still deliver emotional weight.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many books are in the Rick R. Reed Short Stories/Novellas series?

There are eighteen books in the Rick R. Reed Short Stories/Novellas series, published between 2008 and 2021.

What is the first book in the Rick R. Reed Short Stories/Novellas series?

The first book in the Rick R. Reed Short Stories/Novellas series is Fugue, published in 2008.

How do Reed's shorter works compare to his novels?

Reed’s novellas and short stories tend to focus on a single emotional or thematic idea. Some, like Beau and the Beast and Dreamboat, are compact romances, while others like Crime Scene lean into darker territory. The shorter length lets him experiment with tone and subject matter.

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