All Access Books in Order

The All Access series is Evie Mitchell’s disability-inclusive small-town romance sequence. Each book follows a different couple, but the stories share community connections, local businesses, friendships, and characters who understand that access is part of everyday life, not a side issue to be solved before romance can begin.

The series opens with Knot My Type, centered on Frankie, a wheelchair-using sexologist and podcast host. Her work is built around helping people talk honestly about intimacy, but a question about accessible rope play sends her looking for help. The situation brings her into contact with a man who challenges her expectations about casual connection and commitment.

The romances are unapologetically adult.

In Love Flushed, chronic illness and an uncertain future sit alongside attraction, family pressures, and a changing work life. Darn Knit All shifts to a friendship between Theo and aspiring fashion designer Mai, then lets a reality television competition and forced proximity complicate what they already mean to each other.

These books make room for practical concerns such as energy, pain, mobility, work, and being underestimated. The characters are not defined only by disability, though. They can be ambitious, stubborn, funny, anxious, flirtatious, and occasionally a little overwhelmed, just like anyone else trying to build a life and let someone close.

Expect warm small-town surroundings, close friends, explicit chemistry, and happily ever afters. The books work as connected standalones, so readers can follow the publication order for familiar faces and background details, or choose the premise that sounds most appealing first.