Kay Correll Books in Order

Veterinarian Holly Thompson comes to Comfort Crossing hoping to avoid Christmas altogether. Instead she finds a festive town, a single father, an adorable dog, and feelings that are harder to escape than the holidays.

An old memory box stirs up family questions and buried feelings in Comfort Crossing. As the past starts speaking louder than expected, one of Bella's closest friends has to decide what kind of future she wants.

Bella Amaud is fighting to save both her shop and the home she shares with her boys. Falling for Owen would be hard enough, but he seems to be at the center of everything going wrong.

Missy comes home to Comfort Crossing feeling like a failed dreamer, while Dylan wonders if his old feelings ever really left. A mysterious scarf and one last big chance make this holiday story especially hopeful.

After work trouble and personal loss, Madeline takes a road trip to deliver an old letter she finds hidden in her grandmother's desk. The trip to Comfort Crossing opens the door to second chances she never saw coming.

Josephine and Paul finally seem ready for the wedding they should have had years ago. This short crossover story adds a sweet dose of chaos, second chances, and Belle Island charm.

Holiday lights and shoreline memories turn this Indigo Bay story toward family, healing, and unexpected love. It is a festive, comforting visit to one of Correll's warmest coastal settings.

A new morning in Indigo Bay gives one woman a chance to start over, if she is brave enough to trust it. Family ties and gentle romance keep this seaside story grounded and inviting.

Courtney has finally found safety for herself and her son on Belle Island, until AJ Hamilton blows into town with his own ruined reputation. Their unlikely romance is tested when the past proves far too close.

Sammy returns to Belle Island hoping that buying back Bellemire Cottage will help repair an old regret. Harry needs the same cottage for reasons of his own, and their renewed friendship quickly gets complicated.

Susan loves her island inn, but Adam arrives hoping to persuade her to sell it to his company. Falling for her was never part of his plan, and neither was choosing between love and loyalty.

Tally's carefully ordered life is shaken when the man she loved decades ago returns to Belle Island. As family secrets and a frightened young mother with a child enter the picture, the island's past and present collide.

A return to Indigo Bay brings fresh hope, old emotions, and a romance that arrives at exactly the wrong time. This warm coastal story blends community, heartache, and a believable second chance.

Keely Granger feels trapped by family duty and the small Mississippi town she has never managed to leave. When photojournalist Hunt Robichaux comes home, old history and new truths threaten to change everything.

Becky Lee never expected to marry a man she barely knows, but protecting family changes the rules. She and Cal agree to an absurd plan, only to find danger and attraction growing at the same time.

Cindy is determined to have the perfect Belle Island wedding, even as doubts about her fiance begin to creep in. Jamie wants to help her, but helping might cost him the woman he secretly loves.

Julie Farmington has built a bakery and a life on Belle Island, and she is not eager to risk either on a temporary visitor. Reed arrives carrying grief and guilt, and the island's old wish tradition starts to feel dangerously possible.

In Sweet River Falls, Annie's steady life is nudged off course by a chance connection and the possibility of something more. Friendship, family, and mountain-town warmth anchor this series opener.

Old memories and present-day choices collide as Sweet River's cast grows closer. This second book leans into family ties, healing, and the kind of love that asks people to risk change.

Nora finally steps closer to the center of the Sweet River story in this tender final book. Love after loss, old friendships, and a hopeful new beginning give the series a satisfying close.

Music, memory, and long-held feelings shape this warm Sweet River story. As familiar faces return and relationships shift, the past proves harder to ignore than anyone expected.

Summer in Sweet River Falls brings discoveries that will not stay buried. As friendships hold steady, romance and family truths stir up the town in unexpected ways.

Past hurts do not fade on schedule, especially in a small town. This installment follows another Sweet River pair as honesty, family history, and forgiveness become impossible to avoid.

Christmas at Charming Inn brings island warmth, family complications, and a fresh round of wishes. It is a cozy holiday visit full of second chances and familiar Belle Island charm.

A relationship that should be long over keeps tugging at the present on Belle Island. Five years, or so, turns out to be plenty of time for regrets to grow and for hope to return.

A tight deadline turns life upside down at Charming Inn just as fresh feelings and old assumptions collide. Four short weeks may be enough to force one woman to choose between caution and change.

Sara rushes back to Belle Island to help her injured aunt run Charming Inn, sure she can manage home and career at once. Then Noah, the man who vanished from her life years ago, walks back into view.

Distance sounds manageable until real feelings get involved. When love and real life are six hours apart, choosing a future becomes much harder than anyone expected.

Widow Ruby Hallet has built a decent life around her son, her dog, and her knitting friends. Then David Quinn comes to Belle Island carrying his own grief, and their slow friendship starts to feel like a second chance.

Life around Charming Inn keeps shifting, and one of Sara's closest friends is pushed toward a romance she never quite planned for. Belle Island again mixes friendship, self-belief, and the nerve it takes to risk happiness.

Heather Parker has stayed in Moonbeam longer than she ever expected, which makes avoiding Jesse harder by the day. A truce turns into something more, until the secret she has hidden threatens to blow everything apart.

Olivia is determined to make the new cafe a success, and Austin's help with promotion seems like a gift. Then someone returns to Moonbeam and threatens everything she has worked to build.

Patricia Parker prefers her life neat, proper, and free from old complications, especially Ted Cabot. But when the past edges back in, a Parker family secret surfaces that can upend the whole town.

Donna and Evelyn Parker anchor this warm family saga set in Moonbeam, where daughters Olivia and Heather bring fresh ambition and hidden trouble. Between the general store, the Cabot Hotel, and family gossip, no secret stays buried for long.

Molly returns to Belle Island to clear out the cottage her mother's estranged friend left her. With Wade beside her, she uncovers old secrets, broken friendships, and the truth behind a wish made years ago.

Evelyn's Sea Glass Cafe is finally thriving, and Rob Bentley keeps showing up for more than peach pie. As romance stirs, the Parker family is hit with new trouble and more secrets rise to the surface.

Aspen and Willow, strangers linked by a vanished mother, are both summoned to Blue Heron Cottages by mysterious letters. What begins as a strange trip turns into family revelations, sisterhood, and a new chance at belonging.

Livy and Austin's long-awaited wedding should be simple, but family drama refuses to cooperate. An absent father, old troublemakers, and new chaos at the Cabot Hotel make this finale especially lively.

Jill wants to give her best friend the perfect wedding at Blue Heron Cottages, even if everything is going wrong. The hardest problem is Scott, the ex who broke her heart and now happens to be the best man.

Three women, Sara Jane, her daughter Rachel, and Rachel's friend Lizzie, face impossible choices in this standalone coastal drama. Their linked stories turn secrets, longing, and hard-won courage into an emotional beach read.

Collette's Moonbeam bookshop is her dream, until a quiet vacationer with a painful secret unsettles her careful balance. Mark's refusal to open up makes their growing connection feel as fragile as it is real.

Violet is ready for her first Christmas at Blue Heron Cottages, but the holidays bring more than decorations. A troubled father and daughter, a grieving Rose, and more than one uncertain relationship give this book extra heart.

Daisy has opened a flower shop in Moonbeam and sworn off returning to the life she left in Colorado. Then Jack becomes her neighbor, friendship turns warmer, and the promises she made to herself start to crack.

Frankie comes to Moonbeam carrying old hurts and a habit of jumping to conclusions. Time by the water gives her a chance to untangle misunderstandings and decide whether love is still worth the risk.

Tara has been stuck in the same routine at her family's restaurant for years, until her old friend Joey returns for their high school reunion. He offers to help her chase another man, but soon it is clear that may be the worst idea of all.

Burned-out event planner Amanda Kingston heads to Magnolia Key for rest and instead gets pulled into saving the town's heritage festival. What starts as an escape slowly turns into a question of belonging.

Tori Duran arrives on Magnolia Key hoping to keep both her identity and her past out of sight. Restoring the local theater with gruff bike shop owner Gavin forces her back into community, honesty, and risk.

Maxine returns to Magnolia Key hiding a secret and hoping for quiet, only to be pulled into friendship, family complications, and a mystery involving a hidden painting and a coded letter. The island has other plans for her.

Rose is ready for a fresh start when long-hidden truths shatter what she thought she knew. At the same time, Aspen and Willow are still chasing answers about inheritance, family, and their missing father.

A Christmas trip to the coast brings familiar places, heartfelt choices, and one more chance for a holiday wish to come true. This standalone leans into warmth, community, and second chances.

Felicity expects a quiet summer at her grandmother's bed and breakfast, but soon she is helping historian Brent Dunn untangle an island scandal tied to royalty, romance, and old family secrets. The deeper they dig, the harder it is to stay safe.

Beverly's calm life on Magnolia Key is rattled when her old heartbreak, Cliff Griffin, returns with plans that could change the island forever. Between town politics, old feelings, and an approaching storm, nobody stays untouched.

Darlene Bond is used to being the strong one at her bed and breakfast, until grieving author Mark Donovan checks in. Their quiet connection deepens just as business threats and family changes make everything feel uncertain.

Back in Sweet River for the holidays, old ties and unfinished feelings are impossible to ignore. This festive standalone blends homecoming comfort with a gentle, hopeful romance.

An old mystery and Magnolia Key's pull on newcomers keep this installment moving. Buried history, small-town ties, and fresh feelings wash ashore together.

A quiet reset by the water turns into something much bigger in Starlight Shores. Community, old secrets, and the chance to begin again give this coastal story its pull.

Photographer Melissa Reeves retreats to Starlight Shores after one image changes everything. Cliff Lockhart knows a thing or two about repair, but helping Melissa face what she is hiding may test them both.

Cassidy Wren lands in a sleepy coastal town on a mandatory break and gets drafted into saving its struggling Harbor Festival. Working beside stubborn fisherman Bryan Lucas may do more to change her life than any vacation ever could.

After a false accusation ruins her life, art teacher Emily Blackstone hides out at a lighthouse cottage on the Gulf Coast. A guarded gallery owner, a wise lighthouse keeper, and an old journal pull her toward truth instead of retreat.