Brittainy C Cherry Books in Order

Guilt-ridden after her fiancé's death, Andrea heads to New York to chase dance and outrun grief. There she meets troubled celebrity Cooper Davidson, and their no-strings arrangement starts to look a lot like the healing they both need.

Ashlyn's fresh start in Edgewood turns complicated when the musician who stirred something in her heart becomes her new teacher. Their connection is tender and immediate, but timing, grief, and judgment make it dangerous from the start.

Dumped just before the holidays, Jules hires struggling actor Kayden to pose as her boyfriend for Christmas with her messy family. Their fake romance is funny, chaotic, and far more convincing than either of them planned.

After one mistake turns Aria into a target at school, she finds unexpected refuge with quiet, kind Levi Myers. Their bond grows through shame, loneliness, and art, as both teens search for forgiveness and a future that feels possible.

Both shattered by loss, a grieving woman and feared recluse Tristan Cole recognize something familiar in each other's pain. Their connection offers a way forward, but only if they can face the secrets and grief still suffocating them.

Alyssa and Logan are opposites who find each other when they are young, broken, and desperate to be seen. Their first love burns bright, but addiction, family damage, and one devastating choice leave deep scars.

Maggie loses her voice after a childhood trauma, and Brooks becomes the one person who truly hears her. Their bond deepens over the years, but grief and buried pain make growing up, and loving each other, far from simple.

Elliot and Jasmine first connect as lonely teens bound by music, then lose each other to time and pain. Years later, a reunion in New Orleans forces them to face the hurt they never truly left behind.

Free-spirited Lucy and guarded Graham seem wrong for each other from the start. But when family upheaval throws them together, fleeting moments of understanding turn into a complicated, deeply risky bond neither of them knows how to handle.

Co-written with Kandi Steiner, this poetry and prose collection explores love, loss, hope, and self-worth. It is intimate, emotional, and built for readers who want raw feelings in short, memorable pieces.

Abandoned after fifteen years with the man she thought was forever, Grace reaches for a temporary escape with closed-off Jackson Emery. What starts as a summer distraction becomes a tender, messy chance to rebuild her sense of self.

As teenagers, Eleanor and Greyson were each other's safe place until tragedy tore them apart. Years later, Eleanor takes a nanny job and finds herself caring for Greyson's daughters, and facing the wounded man she never forgot.

Landon takes a reckless bet to make Shay fall for him, certain he can't lose. But as their rivalry turns into a secret, all-consuming first love, both teens are forced to confront the pain they hide.

Part Two follows Landon and Shay from secret first love into the painful years that come after. Fame, distance, and old hurts pull them apart, but neither can quite leave the other behind.

Kennedy runs from a loveless marriage to the small town of Havenbarrow, where the town's troubled outcast, Jax, becomes her unexpected calm. As they grow closer, old wounds and returning secrets threaten the peace they have started to build.

After Hazel is kicked out by her drug-dealing stepdad, Ian Parker gives her shelter on his grandfather's farm and a chance to breathe. But family crises and diverging dreams test whether first love can survive real life.

Aaliyah lands her dream shot at a senior editor job, if she can profile New York's most eligible bachelor. The problem is Connor Roe is the man from one unforgettable Halloween night, and she is set to marry his business partner.

Single mother Emery helps grieving rock star Oliver Smith escape a paparazzi swarm, and one late-night meeting turns into an unexpected lifeline. As loss, fame, and family pressures close in, their fragile connection has to fight for room to grow.

Stella Mitchell expects grief after her adopted father's death, not a will that binds her to Damian Blackstone, a brooding stranger searching for answers. Their marriage of convenience starts as a bargain and turns into something far harder to walk away from.

Hailee once believed she and future movie star Aiden Walters would always find their way back to each other. Five years after she broke his heart, he returns home, and their small-town reunion reopens every wound they tried to bury.

Holly keeps bringing awful first dates to Kai Kane's restaurant, until the grumpy owner decides to help her find someone better. His matchmaking plan backfires when jealousy makes it clear he wants the next date for himself.

In this second poetry and prose collection with Kandi Steiner, Brittainy Cherry writes about heartache, healing, hope, and all the feelings people usually hide. It is personal, reflective, and meant to be felt one piece at a time.

One impulsive night leaves a student teacher unable to forget Milo Corti, the magnetic stranger who seemed like a mistake. Then she finds him in her classroom, and their forbidden pull turns into a dangerous emotional tangle.

Yara cannot stand Alex Ramírez, the polished restaurant owner across from her dog business, which makes fake dating him a terrible idea. Their bargain starts as a favor and quickly tangles into something much more real.

Avery's carefully ordered life as a coach unravels when her ex, baseball star Nathan Pierce, becomes her assistant coach. Working side by side, and then sharing space, forces them to face the love and hurt they never settled.

Kierra thought she had buried her first love after an accident erased Gabriel Sinclair's memory of her. When he returns as the architect of her new home, old feelings resurface, and her fragile, tightly controlled life begins to crack.

A quiet man's carefully guarded life is thrown off balance when free-spirited Willow Kingsley spends the summer under his roof. Their close quarters spark attraction, but both carry fears about staying, leaving, and what it costs to trust.