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Home Is Where The Heart Is Books in Order

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Explore Home Is Where The Heart Is by CeeCee James in order, with romance summaries, series background, and simple reading advice.

Last updated: July 6, 2026

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Home Is Where The Heart Is books in publication order

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3 books

1

Choosing Hope

by CeeCee James

2022

Jason and Miranda are carrying heartbreak, poverty, and old secrets when they begin leaning on each other. Their bond offers real hope, but the past is never far behind.

2

Choosing Love

by CeeCee James

2022

Cassie sets out to return a family heirloom and instead finds Luke, a former cop trapped by fear and grief. Their growing connection could heal them both, if his secrets do not break it first.

3

Choosing Trust

by CeeCee James

2022

Miranda and Jason have fought hard for love and family, but old wounds are not done with them yet. When buried secrets resurface, they have to decide whether trust can survive another blow.

Home Is Where The Heart Is books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "Choosing Hope"

    Choosing Hope

    by CeeCee James

    2022Home Is Where The Heart Is, Book 1
  2. Book cover for "Choosing Trust"

    Choosing Trust

    by CeeCee James

    2022Home Is Where The Heart Is, Book 2
  3. Book cover for "Choosing Love"

    Choosing Love

    by CeeCee James

    2022Home Is Where The Heart Is, Book 3

Series background & context

Home Is Where The Heart Is sits on the romance side of CeeCee James's work. These books are about people who have been knocked around by life and are trying to build something steadier, safer, and more lasting. The emphasis is not on glittery love stories. It is on healing, trust, and what it takes to believe that a peaceful future might still be possible.

The emotional center of the series comes from Miranda and Jason, two people whose past has left scars in all the obvious and not-so-obvious places. Their story carries the ideas named in the series itself, hope, trust, and love, but not in an easy, slogan-like way. They have to earn those things through setbacks, old pain, and the constant pressure of memories that do not stay politely in the past.

Cassie and Luke bring another important thread. Their part of the series widens the emotional world by showing how different kinds of damage can still push people toward the same questions. Can you trust someone who is carrying secrets? Can you make a home when your sense of safety has already been broken once? Can love actually hold if fear is still in the room?

These are clean romances with a gentle, hopeful tone. There is suspense around the edges, family strain in the middle, and a strong interest in grace, forgiveness, and emotional recovery. Even when the books bring in danger or hard history, the goal is not to wallow in pain. It is to show people clawing their way toward peace.

If you like romances built around wounded characters, family bonds, and the slow work of rebuilding a life, this series is a good fit. It is warm without being weightless, and hopeful without pretending that hope is simple.

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