Eva Woods Books in Order
Browse Eva Woods novels by Claire McGowan in order, with quick summaries, series background on her uplifting women’s fiction and guidance on which feel‑good story to read first.
Last updated: December 22, 2025
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Publication Order
5 books
The Man I Can't Forget
by Claire McGowan
2019
Eve remembers every day of her life in perfect detail; Adam remembers nothing after being found wandering a motorway. As she helps him piece together who he was, both must decide whether knowing everything—or starting again—is really the better gift.
The Inbetween Days
by Claire McGowan
2019
Rosie Cooke lies in a coma, suspended between life and death with no memory of how she got there. As vivid fragments of her past replay, she begins to see the choices that shaped her—and the future she might still fight to reclaim.
How to Be Happy
by Claire McGowan
2017
Annie is stuck in grief, a failing marriage and a joyless routine until she meets Polly, a terminally ill whirlwind determined to squeeze happiness from her final hundred days. Their “hundred happy days” challenge slowly pulls Annie back toward connection, courage and hope.
The Ex Factor
by Claire McGowan
2016
After one breakup too many, Marnie suggests a radical dating idea: she and her three friends will “freecycle” each other’s exes. What begins as a fun experiment soon stirs up old rivalries, unexpected chemistry and painful questions about how honest friends should really be.
The Thirty List
by Claire McGowan
2015
On the eve of her thirtieth birthday, Rachel is broke, newly divorced and living in grumpy single dad Patrick’s box room. Reviving the “before thirty” list she wrote years ago, she starts tackling bold challenges—and finds new friends, confidence and maybe love along the way.
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