Bluewater Bay Books in Order

Nash manages his family's garage and cares for his sister, leaving little room for himself. A friendship with divorcing television actor Spencer becomes intimate, forcing Nash to question his responsibilities when Spencer's ex threatens their growing bond.

Blocked novelist Anthony Rawson offers to incorporate online friend Samir Daoud’s fan fiction into his successful series. Their chemistry becomes a real relationship, but fame, money, and professional dependence leave Samir questioning whether Anthony loves him or his writing.

Retired action star Levi Pritchard accepts a television role that could transform his career and falls for openly gay actor Carter Samuels. Pressure to remain closeted threatens their relationship, forcing Levi to weigh professional opportunity against being honest about himself.

Buck abandoned his college plans to raise his younger brother after their mother's death. Former best friend Ari returns as a successful television star, reviving an old attraction that Buck fears he cannot afford to indulge.

Valentine's Day brings romance and complications to Bluewater Bay's residents and visiting television workers. These stories follow rekindled love, a logger's attraction to an aspiring artist, family memories and a couple struggling to spend the holiday together.

Bodyguard Jeremy Rose and marriage counselor Scott Fletcher begin a casual relationship in Bluewater Bay. Growing feelings expose incompatible defenses: Jeremy avoids addressing his estranged family, while Scott fears committing to someone whose dangerous work could bring another painful loss.

Director Anna and stunt coordinator Natalya begin a relationship after both become single. Working together makes distance difficult, but Anna's prejudices about bisexuality and her own insecurities threaten to exhaust Natalya's patience and undermine their growing attachment.

Injured stuntman Ginsberg takes a cheap room at Derrick's struggling bed-and-breakfast. Derrick hopes terrible hospitality will drive him away, but his guest instead tries to rescue the business, drawing out feelings neither expected from their unlikely arrangement.

Overworked Cal supports two vulnerable relatives and has little hope for himself. Avery arrives in Bluewater Bay escaping his old life, but being stranded brings him to Cal, offering companionship that must survive the family's demanding needs.

Sculptor Lucas returns to Bluewater Bay for his best friend's wedding and encounters former love Gabe. Making wedding favors at Gabe's tree farm revives their attraction, but shared history and different lives complicate the prospect of reconciliation.

After repeated relationship failures, skateboarder Brennan seeks advice from shop clerk Zafir, who suggests he might be asexual. Friendship grows into attraction, but questions about identity and Zafir's responsibilities as a father complicate their chance at love.

Frederic starts a bakery in Bluewater Bay after a rigged television competition derails his hopes. Blaire, who helped manipulate the results and betrayed him romantically, arrives wanting another chance, but rebuilding trust proves harder than starting over.

Nat Horn’s background role on Wolf’s Landing grows into a regular acting job, bringing new friendships and attraction to assistant Rafael. His father’s worsening dependence on pain medication threatens that promising future and forces him to reconsider family obligations.

Actor Connor takes a television role in Bluewater Bay after a year grieving his secret partner. His new assistant Noah offers companionship and possible love, but Connor must confront the loss and the public identity he has concealed.

Healey returns to his childhood home seeking refuge after physical and emotional trauma. The garage apartment now belongs to Diego, who is coping with disability and bereavement, making their uneasy connection a test of trust and recovery.

Gray-asexual technician Nate and bartender Seth begin with incompatible expectations about intimacy, then agree to friendship. Investigating a disturbing Larson family secret draws them closer, while their different needs challenge the possibility of a lasting relationship.

Divorced father and television grip Shane Andrews meets firefighter Aaron Tucker after a storm damages a soundstage. Their attraction unsettles Aaron's resistance to commitment, while Shane's growing wish to explore single life complicates the relationship neither expected.

Widower Garrett Blaine moves to Bluewater Bay and begins dating Jesse Connelly, who has faced rejection after disclosing his HIV status. Shared interests deepen their connection, but Garrett's unresolved grief raises doubts about whether he loves Jesse for himself.

Miniature artist Ian seeks shop owner Simon's help repairing a damaged set and discovers mutual attraction. Simon's wife supports their polyamorous relationship, but Ian's longing for a home and commitment threatens the trust growing among all three.

Vince and Pete's relationship strains under the demands of Pete's television work and emotional needs. When coworker Lee stays with them while recovering from back trouble, mutual attraction raises new questions about balance, intimacy and shared trust.