Love Stone Books in Order

Love Stone begins with Lavender Hill, a small-town romance that sends Aurora Rose Reynolds into Gooseberry Ridge, Montana. The series opens around Genevieve Fenwick, a woman whose life looks settled until her fiancé’s betrayal breaks the future she thought she was building.

So she goes home.

Gooseberry Ridge is not just a soft landing. It comes with family drama, neighbors who are hard to ignore, and the kind of community that notices when someone is hurting. For Genevieve, that makes healing both easier and harder. She has the comfort of familiar ground, but she also has people nudging her forward before she is sure she is ready.

Wyatt Foster is the romantic pull at the center of the first book. He is a deputy sheriff, protective without being polished, and very different from the man who hurt Genevieve. There is also a search-and-rescue dog in the mix, which tells you a lot about the tone Reynolds is playing with here: warm, local, and rooted in rescue, both literal and emotional.

Because Lavender Hill is the first Love Stone book, this is an easy series entry point. Readers do not need the Mayson family tree or the Until background to understand it. The appeal is simpler: a woman returns to the place that shaped her, meets a man who steadies her, and has to decide whether heartbreak gets the final word.

The Love Stone label suggests a more focused small-town romance path for Reynolds, one built around place, healing, and second chances after betrayal. If you like her protective heroes but want a clean new setting outside the big Until web, this is the series to watch.

Start with Lavender Hill. For now, that is the doorway.