Christina Jones Books in Order

Maddy Beckett is recovering from heartbreak when she meets Drew in horse-mad Milton St John and falls hard. Then his wife turns up, and Maddy's fresh start becomes much messier than she imagined.

Georgia Drummond and her grandmother run a small transport company, and Rory Faulkner arrives as both business opportunity and romantic complication. When clients vanish and accidents mount, Georgia has to ask whether trusting him is too dangerous.

The Bradley family's traditional fair is under pressure, and Danny and Sam want to modernise before it's too late. Their sister disagrees, and the fight over the future turns family loyalty into a proper showground battle.

Stable jockey Rosa Brennan loves her work until a run-in over reckless driving brings handsome Kit Pedersen into her orbit. This short prequel sets up the horsey world and romantic tangles that shape the Milton St John books.

Redundant and short on options, Jemima Carlisle heads for village life and hopes for calm. Instead she gets a racing town full of controversy, a bookshop dream, family trouble, and more horse-related drama than she ever wanted.

Taxi driver Billie Pascoe spends her grandmother's legacy on a warehouse beside a small airfield and quickly lands in trouble. Between a mystery from her past, an old plane, and wing-walking, her new start becomes a very wild ride.

Jasmine Clark inherits a bookie's pitch and a condemned beach hut, while single mother April ends up with a greyhound instead of payment. Their lives collide around a shabby stadium, local schemes, and the possibility of a very different future.

Posy Nightingale, Lola Wentworth, and Flynn Malone are all stuck in different kinds of dead end when chance throws them together at a struggling B&B. What follows is a funny, warm story about risk, reinvention, and unlikely partnership.

Rosie's husband walks out after nearly twenty-five years of marriage, leaving her family, home, and restaurant under strain. What looks like disaster becomes the start of a messy, emotional, and unexpectedly hopeful new chapter.

Forced into early retirement at fifty-five, Mitzi Blessing faces a future that feels far too small. Then she discovers her grandmother's old cookery book, and village life begins to fizz with fresh purpose, mischief, and a hint of magic.

The Phillips family have built Lavender Cabs into the heart of their Berkshire town, so Bob and Amy's plan to retire hits everyone hard. Selling the business could change all their lives, whether the family is ready or not.

City girl Amber arrives for a summer in the country and finds herself among villagers who live by constellations, moon lore, and strange little rituals. Sceptical at first, she is pulled into the fun, and then into something harder to explain.

After a painful betrayal, Stephanie Gibson heads to the south coast to nanny for the sprawling Matthews family. Their warmth helps her settle, but falling in love again means risking the kind of hurt she thought she'd escaped.

Aromatherapist Sukie Ambrose starts using her cottage garden in her homemade products and accidentally stirs up more than nice scents. Soon her lotions and massages are nudging people toward romance in wonderfully inconvenient ways.

In the summer of 1969, sensible seventeen-year-old Clemmie expects exams, long days, and plans for university. Meeting Lewis Coleman-Beck changes everything, pulling her into a first love that feels as big as the era around her.

With thirty looming, Clemmie wants a proper job and a proper love life, preferably involving fireworks boss Guy Devlin. But Guy's baggage is heavy, his life is complicated, and Clemmie's grand plans are anything but simple.

Jilted on her wedding day, Phoebe Bowler turns to grumpy neighbour Rocky just when her life is falling apart. Then an expert in birthday magic enters the picture, and Phoebe starts wondering if fate can be nudged along.

Newly single Cleo Moon moves to Lovers Knot and is soon wrangling eccentric neighbours, a handsome Dylan Maguire, and the village Harvest Festival. Her homemade brew adds a magical kick, and the festivities spin gloriously out of control.

Ella Maloney escapes city life for the Berkshire countryside, hoping for peace and space to rethink her relationship. Instead she finds a TV cookery show, a handsome chef called Ash, and more emotional complication than she bargained for.

A cheerful collection of village stories, childhood memories, and rural comic mishaps. It blends affectionate observations about everyday life with the offbeat humour that runs through Jones's longer fiction.

This collection gathers Christina Jones's romantic short stories, all shaped by humour, warmth, and the promise of a happy ending. Some are comic, some are softer, but every one leaves room for love.

When Frankie inherits a retro dress shop in Kingston Dapple, it feels like all her vintage-loving dreams have come true. Then a charming florist, a possible haunting, and a lot of odd village goings-on make life much less straightforward.

Erin thinks planning her Berkshire wedding to Jay will be bliss, until his Indian parents arrive with very different ideas. Culture clashes, family expectations, and a flood of ceremonies turn one dream wedding into comic chaos.

Mitzi and Joel want a quiet secret wedding, but a December breakdown leaves them stranded in snowy Pedlars Puddle. It's a short, cheerful winter caper packed with village mischief and wedding nerves.

A late standalone that blends romance, comic mishaps, and a touch of magic. Jones brings warm humour, lively community energy, and unexpected turns as one strange journey upends everyday life.

Set against the last bright rush of the 1960s, this follows Renza and Stella, two young women drawn to the same guitarist, Scott. It's a love story about timing, music, and the question of who, if anyone, will get the happy ending.

Kitty Appleby finally feels at home in Firefly Common, until the owner of Sandcastle Cottage is due back from her cruise. While she fights not to lose her new life, mysterious Vinny becomes harder to ignore.