Butterfly Harbor Books in Order

Single mother Holly Campbell distrusts Luke Saxon, the troubled local boy who returns as Butterfly Harbor's new sheriff. Luke wants to repair the damage he caused, but winning Holly's trust may be his hardest job.

Innkeeper Abby Manning needs to win a cooking contest to save the family inn, despite being hopeless in the kitchen. Disgraced celebrity chef Jason Corwin agrees to teach her, but his past could ruin both their chances.

Single mother Paige Cooper is hiding a past that could force her and daughter Charlie to leave Butterfly Harbor. Deputy Fletcher Bradley wants to help, while determined Charlie has already decided he would make the perfect dad.

In Butterfly Harbor, a dependable man used to rescuing everyone else meets a woman who challenges his definition of strength. Their attraction grows as both confront the fears that keep them from asking for what they need.

Architect Xander Costas comes to Butterfly Harbor with plans for a butterfly sanctuary. Organic farmer Calliope Jones challenges his design, and their disagreements soon become harder to separate from a surprising attraction.

Former soldier Kendall Davidson seeks quiet in Butterfly Harbor after a devastating accident. Writer Hunter MacBride arrives with his orphaned niece, and their presence makes Kendall confront both painful memories and the possibility of healing.

A firefighter facing a difficult Thanksgiving finds his carefully managed life disrupted by a woman and family needs he cannot ignore. In Butterfly Harbor, gratitude, trust, and a shared holiday create room for a new beginning.

Brooke Ardell returns to Butterfly Harbor hoping to reconnect with the daughter she left as a baby. Sebastian Evans has protected their child alone for years, and forgiveness must come before either can imagine becoming a family.

Runaway bride Sienna Fairchild hides aboard tour operator Monty Bettencourt's boat. As he helps her escape a future she never wanted, close quarters and a welcoming coastal town make Sienna question where she truly belongs.

Pregnant construction supervisor Jo Bertoletti is only passing through Butterfly Harbor, or so she thinks. Kindhearted firefighter Ozzy Lakeman sees a future worth fighting for, if Jo can risk trusting someone after heartbreak.

In Butterfly Harbor, two people carrying old hurts find themselves facing an unexpected chance at love. Building trust means confronting the risks of starting over and deciding whether a safe life is worth more than a hopeful one.

Mayor Gil Hamilton is stunned when a six-month-old baby is left on his doorstep. His political rival, lawyer Leah Ellis, offers help, and caring for baby Eli forces them to reconsider everything they thought they knew about each other.