Heights Stories Books in Order
Part ofChristina C Jones Books in OrderSee Heights Stories by Christina C Jones in order, with short summaries, world background, and notes on these Mahogany Heights companion romances.
Last updated: June 29, 2026
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Heights Stories books in publication order
2 books
It's The Chase For Me: A Heights Story
by Christina C Jones
2020
Chase and January spark fast, and neither of them is especially interested in playing it cool. This Heights story is quick, flirty, and built on the thrill of pursuit.
Me + Somebody's Son: A Heights Story
by Christina C Jones
2020
August and Haven get a second chance in the Heights, where old feelings still know the way back. The novella is warm, funny, and just messy enough to feel real.
Heights Stories books in chronological order
Series background & context
Heights Stories is exactly what the name suggests, shorter visits back into Mahogany Heights. These books and novellas work like companion pieces to the larger Heights world, often giving side characters, returning favorites, or especially memorable pairings a little more room on the page.
Me + Somebody's Son and It's The Chase For Me are part of that appeal. They feel like dropping back into a neighborhood you already know, where the food is familiar, the group chat is probably active, and love keeps happening in the middle of everyday life. Even when the stories are brief, the setting does not feel thin.
This is comfort-reading territory.
The Heights world is one of Jones's warmest creations, and these stories lean into that warmth. There is still chemistry and tension, of course, but the pace is often a little more relaxed, more interested in community texture and character vibes than in building some huge external conflict.
If you are already invested in Mahogany Heights, these stories are easy to love. If you are new, they can still work, but they usually land best after you have spent time in Equilibrium, Serendipitous Love, New Heights, or Roses and Thorns. Think of them as bonus time in a world that knows how to make readers want to stay a little longer.
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