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Love & Laughter Books in Order

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Browse the Love & Laughter books by Charlotte Carter in order, with short summaries, series background, and an easy place to begin.

Last updated: July 5, 2026

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Love & Laughter books in publication order

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Accidental Roommates

by Charlotte Carter

1997

Small-town good girl Hannah Jansen heads to the city ready to reinvent herself, only to end up sharing a room with sexy rancher Holt Janson. Their forced proximity turns her makeover plan into a risky, funny romance.

2

Courting Cupid

by Charlotte Carter

1999

Ambitious Blake Donovan wants a promotion, not romantic chaos, until free-spirited Eloise Periwinkle upends his careful plan. Set at a company retreat, this is a breezy opposites-attract romance about ambition, matchmaking, and surprise chemistry.

Love & Laughter books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "Accidental Roommates"

    Accidental Roommates

    by Charlotte Carter

    1997Love & Laughter, Book 1
  2. Book cover for "Courting Cupid"

    Courting Cupid

    by Charlotte Carter

    1999Love & Laughter, Book 2

Series background & context

The title tells you the mood. Love & Laughter is the lighter side of category romance, the sort of series where mix-ups, awkward timing, matchmaking, and plain human foolishness are just as important as the eventual kiss. The stories tend to move fast, keep the tone warm, and let comedy soften the sharper edges of falling in love.

That does not mean the feelings are trivial. It means the books are more interested in charm than angst. Embarrassing situations, workplace collisions, rooming disasters, and well-meant interference all have a place here, especially when pride and attraction are already at war.

Expect romantic comedy energy.

If you like breezy contemporaries where banter matters, the misunderstandings are more fun than cruel, and the happy ending feels earned rather than solemn, this is probably the lane you want. It is a good series for readers who want something playful without losing the emotional payoff.

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