Halloween Town Books in Order
Part ofJoss Wood Books in OrderThis page shows the Halloween Town books by Joss Wood in order, with summaries, background, reading order, and where to start.
Last updated: July 13, 2026
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Halloween Town books in publication order
3 books
Halloween Town
by Joss Wood
2026
Poppy McMaster flees her wedding and runs back to her grandparents' beloved inn, only to find it now belongs to her ex-fiancé's brooding older brother. In a town where Halloween lasts all year, that is only the beginning of the trouble.
Summerween
by Joss Wood
2026
A return to a Halloween-obsessed town turns into more than a seasonal escape when old sparks and new possibilities collide. Wood mixes festive charm, small-town warmth, and a romance with just enough spooky mischief.
Pumpkin Lane
by Joss Wood
2027
Another trip through Halloween Town brings autumn atmosphere, emotional complications, and a romance shaped by community ties. Wood keeps the cozy, festive mood while giving the central couple plenty to work through.
Halloween Town books in chronological order
Summerween
by Joss Wood
2026Halloween Town, Book 1
Halloween Town
by Joss Wood
2026Halloween Town, Book 2
Pumpkin Lane
by Joss Wood
2027Halloween Town, Book 3
Series background & context
Halloween Town marks a playful shift in Joss Wood's work toward cozy, seasonal small-town romance. The series is set in Solstice Springs, a place where Halloween is not just a holiday but the town's whole identity. That means pumpkin contests, ghost tours, old inns, community traditions, and a wink of supernatural mischief running through the love stories.
Even with the lighter setup, the emotional core is still recognizably Wood. The heroes and heroines arrive carrying baggage. They are running from failed weddings, disappointing choices, old grief, or the version of themselves that no longer fits. The town does not magically solve those problems, but it does force people to slow down, reconnect, and risk being seen.
Summerween opens the door to the setting, Halloween Town brings in a runaway bride and her ex-fiancé's brother, and Pumpkin Lane continues the autumnal, community-centered mood. The ghosts and festivals add charm, but the books still depend on chemistry, banter, and honest emotional repair.
If you like small-town romance with festive atmosphere and a little spooky sweetness, this is the most overtly cozy side of Wood's catalog.
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