Jojo Moyes Books in Order

Lila Kennedy's life is already chaotic with a divorce, two daughters, and an aging stepfather when her estranged father reappears after thirty-five years. Forced to share a roof with the family she thought she knew, Lila learns surprising lessons about forgiveness and second chances.

Nisha, a wealthy socialite, and Sam, a struggling woman trying to keep her family afloat, accidentally swap gym bags. Forced to walk in each other's shoes—literally—they discover that their lives are more intertwined than they expected as they help one another regain control.

Set in Depression-era Kentucky, this novel follows Alice Wright, an Englishwoman who joins a group of women delivering library books to remote mountain families. Based on a true story, it captures a powerful friendship between five women who refuse to be bowed by convention or danger.

Louisa Clark arrives in New York City to start a new life working for a wealthy family. As she navigates high society and a long-distance relationship, Lou must figure out who she really is and where she truly belongs.

A collection of short stories headlined by *Paris for One*, where Nell is abandoned by her boyfriend for a romantic weekend but decides to stay and explore the city alone. The collection features funny, romantic, and poignant tales of everyday women facing turning points.

Nell is twenty-six and has never been to Paris, but she books a romantic weekend away only to be stood up at the station. Deciding to go anyway, she discovers a version of herself she never knew existed in this charming novella about independence and adventure.

In the sequel to *Me Before You*, Lou Clark struggles to move on after Will's death. A fall from a rooftop terrace leads her to a support group and a new connection, but she must first confront her grief and a surprise visitor from Will's past.

Single mom Jess Thomas is determined to get her gifted daughter to a Maths Olympiad, but she can't afford the trip. When a tech millionaire stranger offers to drive them, an unlikely group embarks on a chaotic, humorous, and life-changing road trip.

During World War I, Sophie risks everything to keep her husband's painting safe from the Germans. A century later, Liv Halston owns the portrait in London, but a legal battle over its history threatens to take the painting—and her connection to her late husband—away from her.

Louisa Clark, an ordinary girl with a steady life, loses her job and becomes a caregiver for Will Traynor, a wealthy man confined to a wheelchair after an accident. Will has lost his will to live, but Lou becomes determined to show him that life is still worth living.

A prequel novella to *The Girl You Left Behind*, weaving together the stories of Sophie in 1912 and Liv in 2002. Both women are on their honeymoons in Paris, navigating the early uncertainties of marriage and love in the City of Light.

Fourteen-year-old Sarah is raising her grandfather's horse in a city lock-up, hoping to join an elite French riding academy. When disaster strikes, her life intersects with Natasha, a lawyer whose marriage is failing, leading to an unexpected alliance that changes both their lives.

In 1960, Jennifer Stirling wakes up in a hospital with no memory, only to discover love letters from a man who is not her husband. Decades later, a journalist finds one of the letters and becomes obsessed with uncovering the end of the affair.

Isabel Delancey, a widowed violinist, inherits a dilapidated house in the English countryside and moves there with her two children. Unprepared for rural life, she finds herself in a dispute with neighbors and a contractor, eventually discovering that the house holds the key to a new beginning.

Liza McCullen lives a quiet life in a remote Australian bay known for its whales, hiding from her past. When a slick developer arrives with plans to turn the area into a tourist resort, Liza must fight to protect her sanctuary and the family she has built.

Based on true events, this story follows four Australian war brides in 1946 traveling aboard an aircraft carrier to join their husbands in England. As they face a grueling six-week journey, their pasts and hopes for the future collide in the close quarters of the ship.

Suzanna Peacock struggles with her socialite reputation and a difficult relationship with her stepmother. Opening a shop called The Peacock Emporium helps her find independence, but she must eventually confront the past and the secrets surrounding her mother's life to find true happiness.

Published in the UK as *Foreign Fruit*, this novel tells the story of Lottie Swift, an evacuee raising a family in a conservative seaside town. When a group of bohemians moves into the local art deco house, Arcadia, Lottie's life is forever altered by a secret romance.

In the 1950s, a bohemian group moves into the seaside town of Merham, captivating young Lottie Swift and her friend Celia. A forbidden love triangle ensues, the consequences of which ripple forward fifty years when the house, Arcadia, is renovated by a designer seeking a fresh start.

Three generations of Irish women—Joy, her estranged daughter Kate, and her granddaughter Sabine—are brought together on the family's farm. As they navigate their strained relationships, old secrets resurface, forcing them to confront the distance that has grown between them.