Carpino Books in Order
Part ofBrynne Asher Books in OrderSee all Carpino books by Brynne Asher in order, with quick summaries, family background, and simple guidance on the best place to start reading.
Last updated: December 23, 2025
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Publication Order
5 books
Force of Nature
by Brynne Asher
2022
Senior VP Logan Carpino is humiliated when an online date explodes in front of his entire company. Determined to turn the tables, he pursues Demetria Benjamin, but forced proximity quickly turns payback into an intense, enemies to lovers attraction.
Until Avery
by Brynne Asher
2018
Stoic Link Forester never believed in dreams until quiet, determined Avery Carpino tilted his world with scribbled notes and unexpected warmth. When his violent past resurfaces, he will fight like hell to keep the woman whose hopes finally gave his life meaning.
Beautiful Life
by Brynne Asher
2015
After surviving an abusive marriage and the loss of her unborn child, Leigh is convinced she will never be whole again. Patient, relentless Tony Carpino has loved her for years and refuses to let her settle for half a life when they could build something beautiful together.
Athica Lane
by Brynne Asher
2015
Single dad and former football star Cam Montgomery keeps his life tightly ordered between kids, coaching, and a messy ex. Paige Carpino, a pint sized hurricane with a new business, blows through his defenses, pulling both families into a chaotic, heartwarming romance neither of them saw coming.
Overflow
by Brynne Asher
2014
Gabrielle Carpino is just trying to rebuild after family tragedy when an FBI raid leaves her cuffed and face to face with gruff agent Jude Ortiz. As he moves in to protect her from a vengeful enemy, everyday chaos turns into a fiercely tender, high stakes love story.
Series background & context
The Carpino books follow a loud, loving Italian American family whose lives keep colliding with federal agents, old enemies, and the kind of trouble that shows up when you least expect it. At the center is a tight circle of siblings and cousins who meddle, tease, and close ranks whenever one of their own is threatened.
In Overflow, grief stricken Gabrielle Carpino is trying to build a quieter life when an FBI raid turns her world upside down. Being handcuffed by Special Agent Jude Ortiz is the last thing she expects, yet his gruff protectiveness and her chaotic family pull him in until watching over Gabby becomes personal.
Beautiful Life shifts to Leigh, a medical professional whose abusive marriage and heartbreaking loss have left her convinced that healing is for other people. Tony Carpino has wanted her for years, and his patience, steadiness, and refusal to look away from her trauma slowly make room for a second chance at love.
In Athica Lane, single dad and former football star Cam Montgomery is drowning in responsibilities, from a volatile ex to a business and a team that depend on him. Paige Carpino is small in stature but fierce in spirit, and her ability to stand up to Cam, his family, and his chaos turns a chance encounter into a full blown romance.
Shorter pieces like Until Avery and Force of Nature expand the world, pairing quieter Carpino relatives with determined outsiders who refuse to let them slip through their fingers. A musician who never dreamed of more and a ruthless executive burned by online dating both find themselves drawn into the family orbit and into unexpected love.
Across the series you can expect big Sunday dinner energy, protective men who fall hard, heroines rebuilding their lives after real hurt, and suspense plots that yank the Carpinos into danger. Each book stands alone, but recurring characters, running jokes, and a strong sense of found family make the series feel like one long, cozy, high stakes saga.
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