Maddie Evans Books in Order

After her sister's sudden death, Aileen agrees to train for a memorial 5K in Brighthead, Maine. The miles she spends with easygoing Trey start to feel like healing, but grief and fear still make love hard to trust.

A reunion in Brighthead brings old history back to the surface just as a relay race forces two people into close contact again. Shared memories, town interference, and unresolved feelings make this second chance hard to outrun.

Fleeing a broken engagement, Charlotte hides out in Brighthead and reconnects with Brandon, the gardener's son she knew from childhood summers. As trail-run training and old memories pull them together, class differences and unfinished past hurts get in the way.

Another Brighthead romance pairs marathon miles with small-town chaos, family pressure, and a growing attraction that is harder to dodge with every run. The pace is sweet, funny, and full of the series' close-knit community spirit.

Rose agrees to bring jazz pianist Declan as her fake date to her ex's wedding, only to discover old humiliation still stings and old chemistry still burns. Pretending is easy at first. Telling the truth is the risky part.

The Brighthead series closes with romance, forgiveness, and the kind of loyalty that asks people to face what they have avoided. Family strain and old betrayals raise the stakes, but so does the hope of a future that finally feels steady.

Violist Ashlyn has finally built a stable life with the Castletons when Michael arrives with DNA results that suggest he may be part of the family. Their growing connection deepens a mystery about identity, trust, and where home really is.

Casey rolls into Sweet Grove ready to leave again, then meets Peter while helping rescue a litter of abandoned puppies. She lives by instinct and motion, he lives by plans, and both are about to learn that attraction can be its own kind of risk.

Casey returns to Sweet Grove for one last week before everything changes, but a family emergency throws Peter's plans into chaos. With the whistle of the freight trains always nearby, love starts to look a lot like a choice to stay.

Widowed midwife Ella is rebuilding her life in Hartwell, Maine when a heavily pregnant patient decides to set her up with her cautious single father, Adam. New babies, old grief, and a small-town push toward love all complicate the plan.

Alyssa thinks she has found the right contractor for a Cape Cod vacation home's stone walkway, but the man who shows up is a PhD student learning on the fly. With a storm coming and time running short, attraction starts to feel very real.

When cellist Hannah discovers her controlling stepfather has been tracking her, her life falls apart in days. With her younger brother depending on her, she turns to old friends and to Enrique, the longtime crush who may finally be worth trusting.

First violinist Lindsey is trying to keep her quartet together when disaster and conflict inside the group threaten everything they have built. The music matters, but so do the relationships fraying behind the scenes.

Years after a cruel prank broke them apart, Elsie and Noah reunite for a beach wedding in Maine and decide a little revenge is in order. Their prank war is funny, but the old feelings under it are harder to laugh off.

Drake chose military service and dangerous underwater welding to escape the insecurity of his childhood. Falling for Sunita, a widow who knows exactly what that danger can cost, forces both of them to decide whether love is worth the risk.

This companion cookbook offers snack and party-food recipes inspired by the Last Man Standing world. It is a fun extra for readers who want something light, practical, and series-adjacent between romances.

A bag recovered from the rig gives Sunita one last link to her late husband, then reveals a betrayal she never expected. The discovery shakes her fragile peace with Drake and turns grief into a new test of trust.

Cara has worked hard for her independence and has no interest in becoming anyone else's project again. When love reenters the picture, she has to decide whether this time she can be wanted for who she is, not who someone wants her to be.

Ezra has practically run the local pizzeria for years, so the arrival of new owner Lacey and her big plans lands badly. Holiday parties, hot ovens, and forced cooperation make their Christmas friction impossible to ignore.

Natalie starts teaching her sarcastic new neighbor how to cook, never realizing he owns the restaurant she just mocked. Their banter is fun, the food is tempting, and the small lie between them keeps getting harder to ignore.

The final Crafted with Love romance returns to Brighthead's circle of makers and artists, where careful plans, creative work, and unexpected feelings collide. It is a cozy small-town story about building a future that is both practical and personal.

Shelly's quiet crush on Greg gets complicated fast after a New Year's Eve kiss, especially since he is both her boss and her brother's close friend. Helping a struggling kid together only makes their feelings harder to deny.

When a Navy engineer's undersea robot finds dog tags and a wedding ring, he teams up with an archivist to return them to the right family by Christmas. Their search turns into a gentle romance about memory, service, and second chances.

Yarn dyer Lilah tries to spark a romance between her grieving friend Brooke and painter Emerson Charles. Instead, the more time she spends helping him, the harder it is to deny that the real match may be the one she never planned.