Hometown Harbor Books in Order

Regi has spent twenty years waiting on a youthful promise from her first love, but life in Friday Harbor keeps nudging her toward Nate instead. As old wounds reopen, she has to decide what home and happiness really mean.

After twenty-five years of marriage end in betrayal, Sam heads to Friday Harbor with only her dog for company. A handsome handyman and a welcoming island community offer a new future, if she can risk trusting again.

Linda is busy creating wedding flowers when an unexpected tragedy pulls her toward Max, a man she never planned to want. As an old figure from her past returns, she has to choose between fear and possibility.

Ellie runs the family bakery and keeps her painful past locked away, even from her closest friends. When a plea for help forces the truth into the open, friendship, love, and livelihood all hang in the balance.

This short prequel steps into Sam's journals and traces the thirty years before *Finding Home*. It adds depth to her story and gives readers a more intimate look at the life she is about to leave behind.

Twenty years after a devastating loss, Kate is finally building a new life when a visitor and a long-hidden secret shake her world again. She must bend without breaking if she wants a real new beginning.

Approaching retirement, attorney Izzy moves to the island hoping to slow down and start fresh. But an estranged daughter, a newly adopted dog, and a promising new neighbor make her next chapter anything but simple.

Jess expects retirement to feel freeing, but grief and loneliness have left her adrift. On an Alaskan cruise she meets Dean, a wounded veteran with a service dog, and together they begin to imagine a different life.

Noelle arrives in Friday Harbor grieving her mother and hoping an audit assignment will help her solve the mystery of her own adoption. Christmas, Sheriff Mercer, and unexpected family truths turn the trip into something deeper.

After a devastating loss, Amelia comes to Friday Harbor hoping only for quiet. New friends, a ninety-seven-year-old veteran, Noah, and his golden retriever slowly help her imagine trust and happiness again.

At sixty-two, stalled author Sloane Bradford trades Manhattan for Friday Harbor and a writers' retreat. There she finds a close community, a quietly wounded local named Chase, and the chance to write a new kind of future.

After losing her fiancé, Camille leaves Seattle for Friday Harbor and opens a little candle and soap shop called Harbor Glow. Grief follows her there, but so do kindness, work, and the possibility of healing.