Coraline Turner Books in Order
Part ofMeghan Quinn Books in OrderSee the Coraline Turner books by Meghan Quinn in order, with quick summaries, series background, and help starting these teacher rom-coms.
Last updated: June 11, 2026
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Coraline Turner books in publication order
3 books
See Me After Class
by Meghan Quinn
2020
A sunny new teacher clashes hard with Arlo Turner, the grumpy English-department head who seems determined to test her patience. School politics, banter, and scorching chemistry do the rest.
Earn Your Extra Credit
by Meghan Quinn
2021
A fake fiancΓ© disaster in Hawaii leaves Stella with one awful option, her enemy, Romeo. Forced proximity, family issues, and vacation chaos turn hate into something much harder to resist.
Put Me in Detention
by Meghan Quinn
2022
A wild night in Vegas leaves Coraline and Pike accidentally married, and the consequences are impossible to ignore. Funny, hot, and packed with enemies-to-lovers energy.
Coraline Turner books in chronological order
Series background & context
The Coraline Turner books are Quinn's school-set romantic comedies, and they are exactly as chaotic as that sounds. These stories stay in an adult professional world, teachers, administrators, school events, family drama, but the tone is playful, sharp, and very willing to turn a work problem into a full emotional spiral.
Schools are terrible places to keep secrets.
The books tied to this world, See Me After Class, Earn Your Extra Credit, and Put Me in Detention, all lean into high-chemistry setups with strong comic friction. Grumpy versus sunshine, enemies forced to fake a relationship, and a Vegas mistake that refuses to stay contained all fit naturally in this series. The school backdrop gives Quinn a built-in community, which means side characters get plenty of time to stir the pot.
If you like rom-coms where adults behave only slightly more sensibly than college students, this is a very good Meghan Quinn lane. The books are sexy, busy, and funny, but they also make room for family pain, personal baggage, and the question of whether a chaotic beginning can turn into something steady.
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