Folkestone Sins Books in Order
Folkestone Sins is a series of 5 books written by Samantha Lovelock.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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Folkestone Sins books in publication order
5 books
Fractured Things
by Samantha Lovelock
2020
Stella learns that her mother was driven from Folkestone and that Poe has concealed a secret. A suspicious death exposes deeper family tensions, testing her trust and putting the heirs at risk.
Fragile Things
by Samantha Lovelock
2020
After surviving alone since her mother's disappearance, Stella receives a letter from an unknown aunt. Returning to wealthy Folkestone brings attraction to Poe Halliday and dangerous questions about her family's place among its founding heirs.
Restless Things
by Samantha Lovelock
2021
Sunday Easton learns that her supposedly dead brother is alive and returns to Folkestone carrying old grief. Childhood love Payne Emerson wants a future together, while the heirs' search for secrets invites increasingly dangerous resistance.
Ruined Things
by Samantha Lovelock
2021
Pastor Jim's return brings new threats against Folkestone's heirs, while disturbing messages point toward a ninth founding family erased from history. Sunday, Payne, Stella and Poe face an enemy determined to turn buried grievances into revenge.
Wounded Things
by Samantha Lovelock
2022
Wealthy Rafferty Essex has spent his life serving his parents' social ambitions, certain that his future is already decided. Meeting a driven woman who rejects his attention challenges his assumptions and his habit of getting what he wants.
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