Beaumont Books in Order

Ten years after leaving town and breaking Josie's heart, Liam Page comes home. Fame gave him everything except the one person he still cannot forget.

A rock star who has always loved attention suddenly wants one woman, and only her. What starts with desire becomes a real chase for commitment and a future he never planned on wanting.

After Mason's death, Nick Ashford is left grieving and isolated while working in Africa. Then a volunteer enters his life and offers the chance to start healing again.

A Beaumont band member who expected only music and fatherhood is blindsided by love. This installment follows an unexpected connection that turns a guarded life into something much bigger.

This Beaumont prequel follows Liam before the fame, when he was still Beaumont's golden boy with football, Josie, and a future everyone else had planned for him. It shows how Liam Westbury became Liam Page.

Broadway dancer Yvie James comes home to Beaumont for the holidays and finds herself drawn to personal trainer Alexander Knight. Christmas shopping and family parties turn into something far more personal.

Liam and Josie finally have the life they fought for, until music pulls Liam back toward Los Angeles. Family dreams and old fears put their hard-won forever under real strain.

This Beaumont novella shifts focus to the women and families around the band. A long-overdue getaway turns into a sweet, emotional check-in on how life keeps moving after the main love stories end.

The Beaumont crew gathers in Vermont for a snowy holiday getaway. It is a warm catch-up novella full of family chaos, old friends, and Christmas heart.

Mason Powell finally steps into the spotlight in this Beaumont prequel. His story fills in the love, loyalty, and choices that changed his friendship with Liam and shaped the family everyone else remembers.

A young woman thinks her life is mapped out beside the boy she loves and his future in football. Then everything changes, leaving her to hold on to the part of him that remains.