Holliday Islands Resort Books in Order

Holliday Islands Resort stands apart from most of Christine Sterling's catalog because it leans into a more modern, holiday-romance setup. The shared world centers on a luxury island resort, a wealthy family, and a matchmaker brought in to do what the men around her plainly cannot do for themselves.

That gives the series a breezier, more festive tone. Instead of frontier cabins and prairie storms, you get glamour, Christmas energy, romantic chaos, and the comic possibilities of powerful people discovering that money does not make relationships any easier. Sterling's entry, Dancing to the Altar, fits that playful framework.

The series still runs on the familiar romance pleasures, stubborn people, family interference, attraction arriving at inconvenient moments, and the question of whether a carefully managed plan will turn into a real emotional risk. It just does it in a shinier setting.

Readers who enjoy holiday romance with resorts, family meddling, and a touch of matchmaking mischief will probably have fun here. It is lighter than Sterling's historical western work, but it keeps the same interest in community, connection, and happy endings.