Flagler Beach Books in Order
Flagler Beach is a series of 7 books written by Armand Rosamilia.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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Flagler Beach books in publication order
7 books
Flagler Fish Company
by Armand Rosamilia
2013
This installment of the Flagler Beach stories uses the town's real seafood business as the setting for fictional lives. Part of an interconnected portrait of the Florida community, it follows local characters through the everyday world of a coastal business.
Golden Lion Cafe
by Armand Rosamilia
2013
Flagler Beach's Golden Lion Cafe provides a meeting place for the town's distinctive customers and workers. These contemporary stories center on the people passing through an established local landmark, extending Rosamilia's interconnected portrait of the seaside community.
J and J Fitness
by Armand Rosamilia
2013
A Sunday at J and J Fitness brings together Flagler Beach residents pursuing exercise and dealing with everyday concerns. Ten linked stories follow the gym's owners and customers through friendships, relationships, personal struggles, and hopes for change.
Kokomo's Café
by Armand Rosamilia
2013
Mac and Ginny open Kokomo's Cafe on a Friday morning to find customers already waiting. These connected stories introduce the distinctive residents of Flagler Beach through their visits to a local gathering place and the lives surrounding it.
Change Jar Books
by Armand Rosamilia
2014
Change Jar Books brings together the distinctive residents of Flagler Beach in another collection of contemporary stories. Ten short pieces center on the bookstore and the local people who pass through it, continuing the series' portrait of small-town life.
Nerdz Comics and More
by Armand Rosamilia
2014
The comic shop Nerdz Comics and More becomes the center of ten stories about Flagler Beach residents. Customers, collectibles, and the people surrounding the store contribute another interconnected slice of everyday life in the Florida seaside town.
Bahama Mama's
by Armand Rosamilia
2015
Bahama Mama's shop serves tourists and local residents in the concluding Flagler Beach collection. The stories follow the people around this small business, adding a final view of the distinctive characters who populate Rosamilia's coastal community.
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