Mae Harden Books in Order
Mae Harden is a series of 5 books written by Mae Harden.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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Mae Harden books in publication order
5 books
Mowed Over
by Mae Harden
2020
Lilah finds her charming new neighbor Ben impossible to ignore despite her guarded heart. When strange calls and apparent sabotage suggest she is being stalked, their growing relationship becomes entangled with the search for whoever is watching her.
Revved Up
by Mae Harden
2020
Parker escapes her controlling family and starts over with little money and a bookstore job. Her friend's brother Lukas attracts her despite his reputation for avoiding commitment, leaving both to confront the risks of wanting something lasting.
Stripped Down
by Mae Harden
2020
Baker Olive mistakes contractor Brooks for entertainment at a bachelorette party, leading to an unexpected kiss. What seems like a brief encounter becomes harder to dismiss when the solitary man decides he wants a place in her life.
Anyone But You
by Mae Harden
2021
A research trip strands historian Sutton with Dean, her best friend's irritating older brother. An accident and a powerful storm leave them isolated together, giving their old antagonism room to change into an attraction neither can easily dismiss.
Pent Up
by Mae Harden
2021
Nurse Julia faces threats after exposing a doctor's drinking, while family troubles leave her reluctant to confide in anyone. Returning Navy veteran Mateo insists on protecting her, bringing years of concealed affection into an already difficult situation.
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