Lucy Kevin Books in Order

Investigative reporter Alexa Atkison would rather chase scandal than endure a glossy makeover assignment. Then the story throws her into close quarters with a man who makes reinvention feel personal, risky, and a lot more romantic than she expected.

A chance meeting lights up into a hopeful, fast-moving romance between two people overdue for a fresh start. As feelings build as quickly as the title promises, they have to decide whether to trust the spark or run from it.

Rose Chalet florist Phoebe Davis has built her life around never depending on anyone. One dance with architect Patrick Knight shakes that certainty, and suddenly the woman who trusts flowers more than forever has to decide whether love is worth the risk.

Dress designer Anne Farleigh is about to create the biggest gown of her career when family secrets turn her world upside down. Private investigator Gareth Cavendish arrives with hard truths, and the man delivering the shock becomes impossible to ignore.

After Julie Delgado loses her restaurant, she takes a catering job at San Francisco wedding venue the Rose Chalet. Then the bride's brother walks in, celebrity chef Andrew Kyle, whose review helped sink her business, and sparks immediately start flying.

At the Rose Chalet, practical Rose Martin is used to helping other couples reach the altar, not risking her own heart. When sparks flare with RJ Knight, one kiss forces them to decide whether they can believe in a future together.

Wedding band leader Tyce Smith has not written a new song in years, not since one perfect kiss with a woman he could never find again. When fate brings Whitney Banning back into his life, he refuses to lose her twice.

Hanna Walker returns home to make a documentary about the old Peterson-Walker feud and finds herself working with Joel Peterson, the one man she has never stopped wanting. Digging into island history quickly stirs up feelings neither can ignore.

Makeup artist Morgan Walker comes home to launch a new business and hopes she can avoid the ex who still owns too much of her heart. Brian Russell has not forgotten her either, and Walker Island makes it very hard to keep old feelings buried.

Single mother Rachel Walker thinks her wilder days are behind her, until she fills in on a television shoot and meets surfer Nicholas Quinn. He brings excitement back into focus, but Rachel has more than just her own heart to protect.

Paige Walker likes her quiet life teaching dance on Walker Island, far from the spotlight. Then actor Christian Greer arrives to train in secret, and what starts as lessons soon turns into a romance neither of them can keep neatly choreographed.

Emily Walker has spent years putting her family first, including Michael Bennett, the longtime family friend she has never truly seen as a brother. When Michael finally declares himself, their deep friendship opens into the love story that was always waiting.

Liz Wilkinson is determined to make a new Malibu wedding venue a success, even if that means working with her ex-fiancé. Pretending to still be in love seems useful at first, until the second chance starts feeling alarmingly real.

Jenn Fairhurst pours herself into baking unforgettable wedding cakes after a painful divorce. Widowed photographer Daniel Brooker has already lost the love of his life once, so falling again in Malibu feels both wonderful and terrifying.

Security chief Travis Houston knows how to protect everyone except himself, especially when Amy Woodford reappears in Malibu. Their reunion offers a second chance, but only if they can stop treating the past as something safer left untouched.

Wedding designer Meg Ashworth finally breaks free of her family's strict expectations and lands at Married in Malibu, where she meets rock star Lucas Crosby. A pretend romance for his music video quickly starts to feel much too real.

Tech expert Nate Waterson spends an awful lot of time buying coffee from Tamara Truscott, and everyone around them can see why. A friendship built on easy banter turns into something sweeter once one wedding dance changes everything.