Emma Cowell Books in Order
Emma Cowell is a series of 5 books written by Emma Cowell.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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Emma Cowell books in publication order
5 books
One Last Letter from Greece
by Emma Cowell
2022
After her mother’s death, Sophie discovers evidence of a past she never knew and travels to the Greek town of Methoni. Seeking answers among its residents, she finds unexpected romance and a chance to reconsider the future she wants.
The House in the Olive Grove
by Emma Cowell
2023
A cookery school in a Greek village brings together chef Maria, journalist Kayla and jewelry maker Alessandra, each carrying private turmoil. Food and unexpected friendship give the three women space to confront their secrets and consider different futures.
The Island Love Song
by Emma Cowell
2024
Sisters Ella and Georgia return to Hydra to scatter their mother’s ashes, confronting memories they hoped to leave behind. Ella mourns a lost love while Georgia conceals a long-held secret that could transform their understanding of the family.
Under the Lemon Tree
by Emma Cowell
2025
Grieving her twin brother, Kat inherits a house on the Greek island of Agistri from an uncle she never knew. Its community offers comfort and unexpected romance, but uncovering her family’s past forces her to confront belonging and forgiveness.
Beneath the Orange Blossom
by Emma Cowell
2026
Widowed dressmaker Ellen returns to Greece with her best friend, revisiting the place where she fell in love as a teenager. Confronting the secret that ended that romance offers a chance to reconsider her past and begin again.
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