Canyon Creek Books in Order
Part ofCatherine Bybee Books in OrderFind all the Canyon Creek books by Catherine Bybee in order, with story summaries, series background on the wildfire threatened California setting, and guidance on how this trilogy fits into her wider universe.
Last updated: December 24, 2025
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Publication Order
3 books
My Way to You
by Catherine Bybee
2020
Two years after losing her parents, Parker Sinclair juggles guardianship of her teenage siblings and a wildfire scarred canyon home hanging on by a thread. Cautious and exhausted, she clashes then connects with public works supervisor Colin Hudson as looming mudslides force them to work together.
Home to Me
by Catherine Bybee
2020
Rebuilding her life under a new name, Erin Fleming hides in a secluded guesthouse and tries to believe she has finally outrun her abusive ex. Firefighter Matt Hudson’s easy warmth tempts her to trust again, but danger from the past is closing in on Creek Canyon.
Everything Changes
by Catherine Bybee
2020
Civil engineer Grace Hudson is done with love after a painful breakup, focusing instead on keeping Santa Clarita safe from shoddy development. Flirty land developer Dameon Locke upends her resolve, and when she is accused of taking bribes, he becomes her staunchest ally.
Series background & context
Under the database name Canyon Creek sits Catherine Bybee’s Creek Canyon trilogy, a contemporary series rooted in the real world impact of California wildfires and mudslides. These books follow three interconnected couples as they rebuild homes, families, and futures in a landscape shaped by disaster.
My Way to You introduces Parker Sinclair, a young woman who abandons college to raise her younger siblings after their parents are killed. When a massive wildfire nearly wipes out their canyon property, she finds herself battling insurance companies, county inspectors, and her own exhaustion. Public works supervisor Colin Hudson arrives to oversee emergency flood control and quickly realizes that the only thing more formidable than the scorched hillsides is Parker’s determination to do everything herself.
In Home to Me, tenant Erin Fleming moves into the guesthouse on the Hudson property under an assumed name, hiding from an abusive ex who refuses to let her go. Matt Hudson is a firefighter who chases danger by choice, but Erin’s quiet strength and carefully guarded secrets draw him in far more deeply than he expects. The book tackles trauma, legal systems, and the terror of being hunted while still carving out room for new love.
The final volume, Everything Changes, focuses on civil engineer Grace Hudson and land developer Dameon Locke. Scarred by a previous relationship and weary of societal pressure to settle down, Grace channels her energy into making sure building projects are safe and ethical. When a rival developer frames her for taking bribes, Dameon becomes both her alibi and her partner in clearing her name, bringing workplace politics and family loyalty to the forefront.
Across the series, the canyon setting is almost a character in its own right, with weather reports, evacuation plans, and rebuilding efforts threading through every book. Readers who enjoy strong families, found community, and romances that sit alongside real world stakes will find this trilogy a satisfying, emotionally grounded arc.
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