After Oscar Books in Order
Part ofLucy Lennox Books in OrderExplore the After Oscar books by Lucy Lennox in order, with short summaries and a series reading list to help you choose where to start reading.
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After Oscar books in publication order
5 books
IRL
by Lucy Lennox
2019
An intimate message sent to the wrong number connects Conor with an anonymous stranger. He does not realize that his nighttime correspondent is Wells Grange, the difficult businessman he spends his days confronting across a conference table.
LOL
by Lucy Lennox
2019
Carriage driver Scotty loses his job after helping actor Roman Burke escape paparazzi. Roman brings Scotty and his horse to Vermont to make amends, where a supposed quiet retreat becomes a chaotic and unexpectedly romantic arrangement.
BTW
by Lucy Lennox
2020
Lawyer James arrives on Cape Cod to negotiate the sale of a family motel. Its owner Sawyer wants to restore it instead, making their mutual attraction difficult to reconcile with the incompatible futures each is defending.
ISO
by Lucy Lennox
2023
Cut off by his wealthy father, Richard Dunning accepts a bet to spend a month working on a Wyoming ranch. Gruff rancher Boone Hammond challenges his assumptions, leaving Richard torn between his former ambitions and an unexpected love.
HEA
by Lucy Lennox
2024
Oscar Overton’s former boyfriends always seem to find lasting love after leaving him. A connection with wedding photographer Hugh Linzee turns into a fake boyfriend arrangement, challenging Oscar’s belief that his own happy ending will remain out of reach.
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