Curvy Librarians of Sugar Hill Books in Order
Part ofLiz Fox Books in OrderFind the Curvy Librarians of Sugar Hill books by Liz Fox in order, with quick summaries, reading order, and series background for these library romances.
Last updated: July 4, 2026
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Curvy Librarians of Sugar Hill books in publication order
4 books
Wanton at the Library
by Liz Fox
2020
Sara has been quietly in love with her best friend for years and tries not to hope for more. When Zach finally sees what has been in front of him all along, friendship gets much harder to keep simple.
Wicked at the Library
by Liz Fox
2020
New librarian Violet runs into Grant, her old crush and her brother's best friend, just as he returns home to work as a firefighter. Sharing a house brings their long-buried attraction roaring back.
Wild at the Library
by Liz Fox
2020
A storm locks library director Maggie inside with a dangerous, intriguing stranger on a stakeout. One long night turns routine into possibility, if Hunter can imagine a life that lasts beyond the rush.
Willing at the Library
by Liz Fox
2020
Librarian Hope has finally found stability when a struggling single dad shows up at story time. Ryan wants a fresh start for himself and his daughter, and Hope starts to feel like part of that future.
Curvy Librarians of Sugar Hill books in chronological order
Series background & context
This is one of Liz Fox's sweetest contemporary series. The Curvy Librarians of Sugar Hill books center on women who work at the local library and know one another well, which gives the whole run a friendly, connected feel. Wicked at the Library, Willing at the Library, Wanton at the Library, and Wild at the Library all use that shared community space to bring different couples together.
The library matters here. It is not just a backdrop. It gives the series its tone, calm, local, a little cozy, and grounded in everyday life. Even when the heroes are firefighters, business owners, single dads, or men with more dangerous jobs, the stories keep circling back to ordinary routines, hometown ties, and the emotional safety of being known.
The heroines are not all in the same place romantically. One reconnects with an old crush. Another falls for a single dad. Another has to deal with years of being in love with her best friend. Another gets trapped in a storm with a stranger. That variety helps the series feel lively without losing its overall identity.
If you want Fox at her warmest, this is a strong place to start. The books are still steamy and fast, but they also have a softer community feeling than some of her darker or more possessive series.
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