Highland Hills Books in Order
Part ofDenise Grover Swank Books in OrderFind Highland Hills by Denise Grover Swank in order, with short summaries and a title list to help you follow the sequence and choose your next read.
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Highland Hills books in publication order
4 books
Matchmaking a Billionaire
by Denise Grover Swank
2022
Tech billionaire Rory Byrne wants to develop Mayberry Matchmakers' proposed app, but Nana Mayberry requires him to accept traditional matchmaking first. Disillusioned Bryn must work with the wealthy newcomer, whose interest increasingly centers on the woman unimpressed by him.
Matchmaking a Grump
by Denise Grover Swank
2022
Rowan wants to sabotage his grandmother's reality dating show before it overwhelms their town. Its star, Christmas-loving heiress Kennedy Littlefield, seeks publicity for a nonprofit, but attraction draws her toward the grump determined to shut her show down.
Matchmaking a Single Dad
by Denise Grover Swank
2022
Widowed brewery owner Cole Garrison balances raising his daughter with challenges from his in-laws and frequent clashes with Holly Mayberry. Testing Holly's anonymous dating app creates a second romantic connection while his attraction to its designer becomes harder to ignore.
Matchmaking a Roommate
by Denise Grover Swank
2023
Romance novelist Ivy Anders returns to Highland Hills after her father's heart attack and meets his reserved lodger, Lou. She makes improving his life her project, unaware how his professional and romantic setbacks complicate their growing attraction.
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