Laura Barnett Books in Order
Laura Barnett is a series of 5 books written by Laura Barnett.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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Laura Barnett books in publication order
5 books
The Versions of Us
by Laura Barnett
2015
When Cambridge students Eva and Jim cross paths in 1958, a small incident opens three possible futures. Their lives unfold together and apart over decades, tracing how chance, ambition and betrayal shape an enduring connection.
Greatest Hits
by Laura Barnett
2019
Singer Cass Wheeler returns to her studio after a mysterious retreat from public life. Selecting sixteen songs for a personal retrospective sends her back through the triumphs, relationships and crisis that shaped her career.
Gifts
by Laura Barnett
2021
Twelve people in a Kent market town search for the right Christmas gifts. Their linked stories reveal strained family ties, unexpected friendships and the hope of showing someone they are understood through a carefully chosen present.
This Beating Heart
by Laura Barnett
2022
At forty-three, Christina’s marriage has collapsed after years of unsuccessful fertility treatment. Hoping to use their final frozen embryo, she must secure her estranged husband’s agreement, until unexpected news forces her to reconsider the future she imagined.
Births, Deaths and Marriages
by Laura Barnett
2025
Six university friends reunite at an engagement party after years of separate lives. Over the following twelve months, revived attractions and old resentments accompany a birth, a wedding and a death that test their enduring bonds.
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