Cricket Creek Books in Order

Former pitcher and television actor Noah Falcon returns to Cricket Creek to star opposite Olivia Lawson in a community play. Helping his financially troubled hometown gives him an opportunity to convince Olivia that his romantic intentions are serious.

Chef Jessica Robinson returns to Cricket Creek to transform her aunt's diner. Baseball manager Ty McKenna hopes to win her heart, but Jessica remembers his reputation from Chicago and needs convincing that he is ready for commitment.

Determined to live independently, wealthy Mia Monroe ends up stranded in Cricket Creek with little money. Baseball player Cameron Patrick hopes to rebuild his career without distractions, but meeting Mia challenges his plans to stay out of trouble.

After two public broken engagements, Addison Monroe opens a bridal boutique in Cricket Creek. Investment adviser Reid Greenfield hopes she will oppose his sister's proposed wedding venue, but Addison embraces the project and complicates his carefully calculated plans.

Savannah Perry treasures the residents of the retirement community where she works. When Tristan McMillan buys the struggling property to impress his estranged grandfather and make money, their growing connection challenges his understanding of success and belonging.

Country singer Cat Carson signs with a Cricket Creek label and agrees to record with local musician Jeff Greenfield. Their duet could advance his career, but attraction complicates his determination to remain grounded in his hometown roots.

Florist Gabby Goodwin still sees her high school crush Reese Marino as the troublemaker he once was. Now a college graduate and pizza business owner, Reese hopes to overcome her guarded heart and prove how much he has changed.

Mattie Mayfield asks musician Garret Ruleman for a makeover to attract her longtime crush. Garret wants lessons in fitting into Southern life, but their exchange begins to reveal that the person each needs may already be nearby.

Cosmetics entrepreneur Grace Gordon invests in Mason Mayfield's struggling Cricket Creek brewery. Her ambitious marketing ideas clash with his local approach, while their attraction raises another question: whether a woman accustomed to moving on can choose to stay.

Gift shop owner Susan Quincy still believes Danny Mayfield took her to prom out of pity. Commissioning his handmade rocking chairs brings them together again, giving Danny a chance to challenge the misunderstanding that has kept them apart.

Handyman Avery Dean recruits visiting stylist Sophia Gordon as a pretend girlfriend to avoid a reunion with his ex at a family wedding. Their staged romance becomes real enough to make Sophia reconsider leaving Cricket Creek.