Estelle Maskame Books in Order

Sixteen-year-old Eden spends the summer with her estranged father and his new family in California. Her volatile stepbrother Tyler initially infuriates her, but their growing attraction complicates a relationship their family would never approve.

Eden reunites with Tyler for a summer in New York, where distance from their family offers tempting freedom. Their unresolved feelings collide with existing relationships and the risks of pursuing an attraction they have tried to conceal.

After a year apart, Eden returns to Santa Monica from college and finds Tyler back in her life. His absence has left painful questions, and reconnecting means facing family conflict alongside the feelings that still bind them.

MacKenzie Rivers pulls away from Jaden Hunter after his parents die, unsure how to face his grief. As her own family's troubles deepen, renewed contact with Jaden forces her to reconsider fear, loss, and their connection.

Tyler's difficult past and turbulent home life shape his defensive behavior long before Eden arrives for the summer. Told from his perspective, their developing attraction brings buried pain into conflict with a relationship he cannot safely acknowledge.

Eden and Tyler's story moves forward a decade in this anniversary addition to the DIMILY books. A glimpse of their later lives revisits their bond and considers how their hopes have developed beyond their turbulent teenage romance.

When an intimate video spreads around school, Vanessa Murphy wants revenge against the boy who betrayed her. New arrival Kai offers help with an agenda of his own, drawing her into an unpredictable partnership and attraction.

Sixteen-year-old Mila is sent from Los Angeles to Tennessee after her behavior embarrasses her famous actor father. Clashing with the mayor's son Blake reveals shared frustrations with their parents, opening an unexpected connection amid family pressure.

Revelations about her parents disrupt Mila's Tennessee summer when they arrive from Los Angeles bringing fresh conflict. She increasingly relies on Blake for comfort, but mounting tensions between their families challenge the relationship as summer nears its end.

Mila returns to Nashville two years after her fallout with Blake, determined to move on before college. His return with a new girlfriend and troubled father revives old feelings, forcing them to reconsider whether their relationship still has a future.