Do-Over Date Books in Order
Part ofSusan Hatler Books in OrderFind the Do-Over Date books by Susan Hatler in order, with quick summaries, series background, and an easy guide to where to begin.
Last updated: July 8, 2026
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Do-Over Date books in publication order
10 books
Million Dollar Date
by Susan Hatler
2019
Abigail shows up late and frazzled for a blind date, only to find the by-the-book cop who just ticketed her waiting at the table. Staying might help save her favorite dog rescue, but falling for Cooper could change far more.
The Double Date Disaster
by Susan Hatler
2019
Overworked city girl Jennifer says yes to a blind double date and ends up on a whitewater adventure she never wanted. Dylan seems like her total opposite, but one disastrous outing may lead to exactly the reset she needs.
Date to the Rescue
by Susan Hatler
2020
Lucy is tired of flashy men who only bring trouble, so she swears she will choose safe from now on. Then an unexpected crisis throws her into close contact with a man who is both dependable and impossible to ignore.
Fashionably Date
by Susan Hatler
2020
After her engagement falls apart, supermodel Missy opens a boutique and vows to start over on her own terms. A runaway puppy and a charming millionaire named Nick soon make that plan much harder to keep.
Once Upon a Date
by Susan Hatler
2020
A woman hoping for a fresh start in love gets swept into a date that feels almost too perfect to trust. As real feelings break through the fantasy, she has to decide whether she is finally ready to risk her heart.
The Date Next Door
by Susan Hatler
2020
Hannah's longtime crush on her best friend's older brother is supposed to stay safely in the past. Then Blake moves in next door and asks her to be his date at a golf event, forcing her to face feelings she never really lost.
Destination Date
by Susan Hatler
2021
A change of scenery gives one cautious romantic a chance to step outside her routine and see love differently. What begins as a getaway soon turns into a choice between the life she planned and the one pulling her forward.
One Fine Date
by Susan Hatler
2021
Small-town artist Kari takes a mural job in the city and ends up pretending to be the girlfriend of ambitious CFO Adrian Maxwell. Their worlds could not be more different, which is exactly what makes the chemistry work.
The Date Mistake
by Susan Hatler
2022
Martina bungles a blind date and accidentally spends the evening with Turner, her brother's best friend. The mistake would be easier to laugh off if he were not also the head of a rival company, and far too hard to resist.
The Decadent Date
by Susan Hatler
2022
A polished, tempting setup gives way to something deeper when a woman trying to stay sensible finds herself pulled toward a richer, riskier kind of romance. What looks indulgent at first may be exactly what her heart needs.
Do-Over Date books in chronological order

Million Dollar Date
by Susan Hatler
2019Do-Over Date, Book 1
The Double Date Disaster
by Susan Hatler
2019Do-Over Date, Book 2
The Date Next Door
by Susan Hatler
2020Do-Over Date, Book 3
Date to the Rescue
by Susan Hatler
2020Do-Over Date, Book 4
Fashionably Date
by Susan Hatler
2020Do-Over Date, Book 5
Once Upon a Date
by Susan Hatler
2020Do-Over Date, Book 6
Destination Date
by Susan Hatler
2021Do-Over Date, Book 7
One Fine Date
by Susan Hatler
2021Do-Over Date, Book 8
The Date Mistake
by Susan Hatler
2022Do-Over Date, Book 9
The Decadent Date
by Susan Hatler
2022Do-Over Date, Book 10
Series background & context
Do-Over Date takes Susan Hatler's love of fresh starts and puts it front and center. This is a sweet contemporary romance series about women rebuilding, rethinking, and trying again after life has not gone the way they expected. The books are connected by friendship, second chances, and the sense that a romantic reset can happen at any age.
One of the key figures in the background is Courtney Carmichael, a divorced former attorney who now runs a coffee cart and hands out encouragement as easily as lattes. She helps set the tone for the whole series. These are stories about people who have been bruised a little by work, love, or their own expectations, and who are learning how to choose joy anyway.
The setting has city energy, but the emotional feel is warm and personal.
Across the books, readers meet heroines who are overworked, recently heartbroken, starting new businesses, or trying to prove themselves in careers that do not leave much room for vulnerability. Then the romances arrive through blind dates, neighbors, rescue situations, fake relationships, chance meetings, and one or two total disasters that turn out better than they first look. Hatler likes contrast, polished and messy, careful and impulsive, practical and romantic, and that gives the series a lot of its spark.
What makes these stories feel cohesive is the support system around them. Friends show up. Advice gets traded. People nudge each other toward risks they would never take alone. Even when each book focuses on a new couple, the larger world feels steady and welcoming, which is exactly what you want in a series built on do-overs.
The tone stays light, but the books do not ignore real fears. Some heroines are dealing with betrayal. Some are scared to repeat old mistakes. Some have built such careful lives that love feels less like a dream and more like an interruption. That is where Hatler is at her best, showing how romance can shake loose the life a character has settled for.
If you like interconnected romances with charming setups, kind-hearted heroes, and heroines brave enough to start again, Do-Over Date delivers exactly that. It is a series about getting another shot, not just at love, but at becoming the person you hoped you would be.
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