Jane Linfoot Books in Order

Dance teacher Millie is rebuilding her life when an accident brings her together with commitment-shy Ed. His challenge to date one woman ten times leads them to Provence, where attraction grows and carefully guarded secrets become harder to conceal.

With her husband away for a year, Sally Howe intends to become a successful novelist and enjoy her independence. Instead, local admirers and everyday distractions complicate her plans, forcing her to reconsider marriage, midlife and the freedom she thought she wanted.

After an unexpected encounter, television production assistant Bryony finds herself working with injured cycling star Jackson. A fortnight involving a campervan and a tandem puts their clashing habits under pressure and gives an inconvenient attraction room to grow.

Shea Summers agrees to play wife to the owner of a country manor for a television production. Brooding Brando Marshall suspects her motives, but their mutual resistance becomes harder to sustain as the arrangement turns unexpectedly personal.

Izzy, Luce and Dida run a vintage business inside a rescued cinema while juggling family obligations and troubled romantic lives. When their shared enterprise comes under threat, the three friends must defend both their livelihood and their hopes for change.

Wedding-dress designer Sera has a strained relationship with her sister Alice, who has not asked her to make the gown. When Alice's wedding starts to unravel, Sera intervenes, juggling difficult preparations, two attractive best men and old family tensions.

Cake baker Poppy steps in when her best friend's wedding planner walks out. Conflicting venues, a demanding schedule and a grumpy farmer threaten the celebration, leaving Poppy struggling to save the wedding while managing unexpected feelings of her own.

Photographer Holly returns to St Aidan determined to fulfill a wedding favor and avoid Christmas romance. Friends at the local bridal shop have other plans, while repeated encounters with the infuriating Rory make retreat increasingly difficult.

New wedding stylist Lily receives an offer from Kip Penryn, whose venue competes with her friend's business. Torn between professional opportunity and loyalty, she expects him to fail, only to find her assumptions challenged as their connection develops.

Returning from Paris, Clemmie discovers that her inherited Cornish apartment is threatened by a property developer. She launches a pop-up pudding club to fund repairs, but protecting her home becomes complicated by her attraction to the man opposing her.

After an accident overturns her plans for independence, Edie Browne begins rebuilding her life in Cornwall. With support from her aunt Josie and the residents of St Aidan, she discovers unexpected friendship, romance and reasons to face the future.

Ivy Starforth is hired to turn a Cornish castle into a spectacular Christmas holiday rental. Its resistant owner, Bill Markham, makes the task difficult, while their growing attraction threatens Ivy's determination to keep the arrangement strictly professional.

As Valentine's Day approaches, the women at Brides by the Sea prepare for a busy wedding season and their shop's tenth anniversary. Jess organizes a major celebration, bringing friendships and romantic possibilities together amid the festivities.

Gwen and her best friend Ella arrive in St Aidan hoping a cottage renovation will provide a fresh start. An embarrassing encounter with their neighbor and an overwhelming project draw them into village life while they confront the past.

After a televised baking disaster damages her career, Cressy hides out in Cornwall and finds her finances dwindling. Community projects and baking evenings keep her busy, but repeated encounters with an old love undermine her resolve to avoid romance.

Florence May leaves London for a beach hut in her Cornish hometown and opens a café to meet its business requirement. When a neighboring hotel owner threatens her foothold, she turns to St Aidan's close community for help.

Betty hopes her Cornish cottage will offer refuge for herself and her rescue pony. Her sister's collapsing marriage instead makes the property contested ground, forcing her to share space with charming pastry chef Miles, whose loyalties she distrusts.

Ten years after Lando disappeared and left her raising their daughter, Maeve encounters him again. Promoting her new beach-hut wedding business requires them to pose as bride and groom, reviving a connection she thought belonged to the past.

A forthcoming romantic comedy in Jane Linfoot's Cornish Beach Hut sequence, with a seaside bookshop at its center.