Knitting in the City Books in Order

Elizabeth Finney believes her one shot at true love died with her childhood sweetheart, so she keeps relationships safely casual until infamous comedian Nico Manganiello barrels back into her life and refuses to accept being kept at arm's length.

On the worst day of her life, trivia obsessed Janie Morris loses her job, home, and boyfriend, only to be repeatedly rescued by enigmatic security professional Quinn Sullivan, whose offer of help drags her into his secretive world and an unexpected romance.

When Chicago nurse Ashley Winston rushes home to rural Tennessee to care for her ailing mother, she clashes with gruff, poetry loving park ranger Drew Runous and must decide whether the life she built in the city can compete with family, grief, and unexpected mountain love.

Therapist Sandra Fielding has a knack for making first dates cry, but a spontaneous encounter with her mysterious favorite waiter, Alex, turns into secret late night adventures and a romance that will only work if she can love a man who refuses to be fixed.

Now that Janie and Quinn are finally together, engagement and wedding plans prove far more complicated than any spreadsheet, forcing Janie to face family drama and old fears while Quinn fights to convince her that messy commitment is worth the risk.

This companion collection gathers short stories and extra scenes from across the Knitting in the City series, offering glimpses of weddings, holidays, and everyday chaos for Janie, Elizabeth, Sandra, Ashley, Fiona, Marie, and Kat after their main novels end.

Sheltered former Olympic hopeful Fiona just wants to focus on college, until she is thrown together in student housing with cynical ex Marine Greg, and a wary friendship between opposites slowly turns into the kind of first love that changes everything.

Fourteen years into marriage, ninja level problem solver Fiona Archer juggles kids in Chicago while her engineer husband Greg works dangerous jobs overseas, until a crisis drags her into the field and the couple must fight kidnappers, burnout, and old resentments to save their future.

Burned out on terrible online dates, journalist Marie Harris decides to investigate whether paid services and technology can replace romance, but her experiment entangles her with an awkwardly brilliant AI researcher whose proposed solution blurs the line between emotional study and real love.

Runaway heiress Kat Tanner must marry immediately to keep her corrupt relatives from seizing her family's pharmaceutical empire, so she turns to gruff security guard Dan O'Malley, and their practical arrangement makes long buried attraction impossible to ignore.

Told from Dan O'Malley's perspective, this short prequel offers a glimpse of his years of pining for Kat Tanner, from their first chaotic meetings to that infamous trip to Las Vegas, setting the stage for the marriage of convenience chaos in Marriage of Inconvenience.