Austen & Cufflinks Books in Order

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Browse the Austen & Cufflinks books in order by Heather C Myers, with summaries, series background, and clear guidance on where to start.

Last updated: July 5, 2026

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Austen & Cufflinks books in publication order

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Four Sides of a Triangle

by Heather C Myers

2013

Madeline runs billionaire Robert Swift's life until a new assistant shifts the balance. Her talent for matchmaking becomes a problem once her own feelings enter the picture.

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Four Sides of an Attitude

by Heather C Myers

2018

Ronnie Bixby and uptight Aiden Shawe keep colliding thanks to family and college life. Pride, bad timing, and undeniable chemistry make every encounter worse and better.

Austen & Cufflinks books in chronological order

Four Sides of a Triangle
by Heather C Myers
2013Austen & Cufflinks, Book 1
Four Sides of an Attitude
by Heather C Myers
2018Austen & Cufflinks, Book 2

Series background & context

Austen & Cufflinks takes classic Austen-style friction and translates it into modern romance. These books are built around banter, pride, misunderstandings, and people who would solve a lot of problems if they would stop pretending not to care.

Naturally, they do not stop.

Heather C Myers keeps the emotional shape of an Austen romance, social mismatch, meddling, wounded pride, and slow realization, but drops it into contemporary settings. Instead of drawing rooms and country visits, you get college life, bosses, assistants, roommates, and everyday messes that feel familiar in a modern way.

The couples tend to clash before they connect. That gives the series its rhythm. The stakes are personal rather than epic, but that is part of the charm. These books are about figuring out what you really want and whether your ego is getting in the way.

If you like contemporary romance with an Austen wink instead of a strict retelling, Austen & Cufflinks is a good fit. It keeps the tension sharp while making the world feel current and easy to step into.