Granby Knitting Books in Order
Granby Knitting is a series of 6 books written by Amy Lane.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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Granby Knitting books in publication order
6 books
The Winter Courtship Rituals of Fur-Bearing Critters
by Amy Lane
2011
Grumpy alpaca rancher and fiber mill owner Rance Crawford falls for new neighbor Ben McCutcheon but struggles to express it. During a Colorado winter, he uses his knitting skills to offer warmth while hoping Ben recognizes the affection behind his gifts.
How to Raise an Honest Rabbit
by Amy Lane
2012
Former con man Jeremy accepts work at Rance Crawford's alpaca farm, hoping for an honest life. His growing bond with Aiden gives him reason to stay, but a returning past tests the trust he has never learned to offer.
Knitter in His Natural Habitat
by Amy Lane
2012
Craft-store designer Stanley begins finding satisfaction in his ordinary life after a disappointing romance, then meets delivery worker Johnny. Their connection deepens through shared interests, but Johnny's troubled past threatens the stability Stanley has only recently learned to value.
Super Sock Man
by Amy Lane
2012
Donnie's long-standing crush on his sister's roommate Alejandro has grown into an adult longing. A house-sitting opportunity gives him time to imagine a relationship, while unexpected luck and a homemade gift may offer a way to reveal his feelings.
Blackbird Knitting in a Bunny's Lair
by Amy Lane
2014
Jeremy's recovery from a brutal beating leaves Aiden struggling to protect him without smothering him. With their friends facing the needs of a new baby, the knitting community must draw together while Jeremy rebuilds his life.
The Granby Knitting Menagerie
by Amy Lane
2014
This collection brings together the first three Granby Knitting romances, set around Rance Crawford's Colorado fiber mill. Sheep, alpacas, handmade gifts, and an expanding circle of friends accompany men finding love and a place to belong.
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