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Abby & Nick Books in Order

Part ofStella Cameron Books in Order

This page covers the Abby & Nick books by Stella Cameron, with reading order, short summaries, and quick notes on how the two stories connect.

Last updated: July 8, 2026

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Abby & Nick books in publication order

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1

No Stranger

by Stella Cameron

1987

Down on her luck and pregnant, Abby Winston is trying to keep going. Then she crosses paths with a man who has loved her for a long time and wants to help without asking for anything back.

2

Second to None

by Stella Cameron

1988

Sophie Peters loves her job as nanny to Abby and Nick Dorset's children, but not the attention of Abby's brother, Michael Harris. The more he tries to win her over, the harder it gets to keep her distance.

Abby & Nick books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "No Stranger"

    No Stranger

    by Stella Cameron

    1987Abby & Nick, Book 1
  2. Book cover for "Second to None"

    Second to None

    by Stella Cameron

    1988Abby & Nick, Book 2

Series background & context

These early contemporary romances are small in scale compared with Cameron's later suspense novels, but they already show her interest in connected lives. The two books are linked through Abby and Nick, a couple whose relationship shapes the world around them and carries into the second story.

The setting is Seattle, and the mood is warmer and more intimate than in the darker books. Pregnancy, childcare, friendship, and family loyalties matter as much as the central romance. The conflicts come from vulnerability and timing rather than body-count suspense.

That said, Cameron still likes emotional complications. People are not always honest about what they want, and the strongest feelings tend to arrive wrapped in worry, pride, or an old hurt that has not healed properly.

If you want to see an earlier, softer corner of her work, Abby and Nick is a good stop. The stories are quick reads, and together they show how she was already building linked relationships long before the bigger series came along.

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