Freya North Books in Order

Bored with being sensible, Sally Lomax decides to reinvent herself as a femme fatale and start a no-strings affair with Richard. What begins as a sexy experiment quickly grows more complicated when fantasy collides with real feeling.

After her godmother's death, Chloe sets out on a journey through the four nations of the UK, one season at a time. The trip promises freedom and reinvention, but it also forces her to rethink love, grief, and what she really wants.

Teacher Polly Fenton swaps England for a year in America and expects culture shock, not temptation. As she settles into New England and falls for athletic trainer Chip, home, loyalty, and flirtation get dangerously tangled.

Sports journalist Cat McCabe lands a job covering the Tour de France just when she needs a fresh start. Between the race's egos, gossip, and nonstop pressure, her professional break turns into a very personal ride.

Art historian Fen McCabe has long preferred the safety of old paintings to real men. Then a charming publisher and a brooding older gardener arrive at once, leaving her caught between two very different kinds of love.

Pip McCabe lives on clowning work, hospital visits, and stubborn independence. Then she meets Zac Holmes, a sleek, successful single father who seems wrong for her in every way, except the one that matters.

Sensible Thea and impulsive Alice both think they have finally found happiness. Instead, marriage, temptation, and one shattering discovery force them to test what love can survive, and whether love on its own is ever enough.

A stranger's revelation at Uncle Django's seventy-fifth birthday rattles Cat, Fen, and Pip to the core. The sisters have always trusted the family that raised them, but old loyalties start to look very different when hidden truths surface.

Jeweller Petra Flint sleepwalks through her nights, while Arlo Savidge, once a promising songwriter, lies awake with his own ghosts. Seventeen years after school, they meet again and discover that first love never really vanished.

Joe wants a quiet house-sitter for his seaside home, not an enigma on his doorstep. But when Tess arrives in a rush with a past she refuses to explain, irritation turns to attraction and both are forced to face what they hide.

Vita is still tied to the ex who broke her heart when a troublesome pear tree brings widowed tree surgeon Oliver into her life. Their connection feels easy, but grief, guilt, and unfinished feelings make a second chance hard to trust.

When Stella Hutton is sent to sell Longbridge Hall, village gossip is already swirling. Xander, who grew up on the estate, will fight to protect its memories and secrets, even if that means going head to head with Stella.

Oriana Taylor grows up in an artists' commune alongside brothers Malachy and Jed Bedwell, where freedom seems endless and dangerous. Years later, one summer from their teenage past still shapes everything they became.

Canadian musician Scott Emerson and British children's writer Frankie Shaw meet by chance and fall fast. With an ocean between them and family pressures closing in, their long-distance romance asks for courage from both sides.

Across three timelines, Florence, Dougie, and Nell are bound by family secrets and the pull of the Outer Hebrides. Their lives stretch from London and Essex to Harris, where old questions about love, loss, and belonging demand answers.

Longbridge Hall is up for sale, and Stella Hutton is the one sent to make it happen. Xander, who grew up there, is determined to stop her, but village gossip, old loyalties, and a rising attraction complicate every step.

Still tied to the ex who cheated on her, Vita is not looking for fresh complications. Then a pear tree brings widowed tree surgeon Oliver to her door, and both discover that starting again can feel as risky as staying stuck.

Petra Flint spends her days making jewelry and her nights sleepwalking through old hurt. When former first love Arlo reappears after seventeen years, buried memories and a fragile second chance start to shine through.

With her life in turmoil, Tess heads north to look after a grand old house by the sea and clashes instantly with its guarded owner, Joe. As the place begins to feel like refuge, both must decide which secrets to keep.

Odd, funny, and lonely in equal measure, Eadie grows up beside a cemetery before reinventing herself in late 1980s Manchester. Nearing thirty and called back by a funeral, she has to face the past she never outgrew.

Frankie Shaw, a British children's author, and Scott Emerson, a Canadian musician, meet by chance and risk a relationship across oceans and time zones. Their connection is immediate, but love becomes harder when family history and loss close in.

Maggie and Roger rent a tiny holiday house on the Isle of Harris for their first Christmas away from home. As Roger keeps disappearing on long walks, the trip becomes a moving story about marriage, community, and forgiveness.

Three American students arrive on Harris planning to run a marathon the islanders know nothing about. Beneath the swagger, each is carrying private pressure, and the island soon turns the trip into a test of friendship and identity.