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Falling for Summer (Kasey Stockton) Books in Order

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Browse the Falling for Summer books by Kasey Stockton in order, with short summaries, beachy series background, and where-to-start guidance.

Last updated: July 3, 2026

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Falling for Summer (Kasey Stockton) books in publication order

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Beachy Keen

by Kasey Stockton

2024

Cat Keene needs money fast to save her family's bed-and-breakfast. Noah Belacourt has the means to help and a longtime crush he has never quite gotten over, but working together means both of them must rethink the past.

Falling for Summer (Kasey Stockton) books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "Summer Ever After"

    Summer Ever After

    Publication date unknown
  2. Book cover for "Beachy Keen"

    Beachy Keen

    by Kasey Stockton

    2024Falling for Summer, Book 2
  3. Book cover for "Plotting Summer"

    Plotting Summer

    Publication date unknown
  4. Book cover for "Summer Tease"

    Summer Tease

    Publication date unknown
  5. Book cover for "Beauty and the Beach"

    Beauty and the Beach

    Publication date unknown
  6. Book cover for "One Happy Summer"

    One Happy Summer

    Publication date unknown
  7. Book cover for "Rebel Summer"

    Rebel Summer

    Publication date unknown

Series background & context

Falling for Summer is a multi-author contemporary series set around Sunset Harbor, with seven interconnected standalones that lean into beach-town fun and vacation-season energy.

This world is bright, social, and full of motion. Summer brings people back, pushes them together, and keeps daily life out in the open. Beaches, local businesses, family money, old crushes, and island routines all become part of the romantic setup.

Stockton's contribution is Beachy Keen, and it uses the series world especially well. Cat Keene is fighting to keep her family bed-and-breakfast afloat, while Noah Belacourt arrives with money, history, and feelings he has clearly been carrying for a long time. The island matters because it holds both their shared past and the practical future Cat is trying to protect.

That is a good example of what the series seems to offer overall. These are summer romances, yes, but they are not only about sunshine. The seasonal setting raises the stakes by putting everyone in motion, including people who would rather avoid each other.

If you want a shared contemporary world with salt air, reconnecting characters, and lots of warm-weather charm, this series delivers exactly that.

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