Maggie & Griffin Trilogy Books in Order
Part ofMichelle Major Books in OrderSee the Maggie & Griffin Trilogy books in order by Michelle Major, with summaries, series background, and notes on the best reading order.
Last updated: July 8, 2026
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Maggie & Griffin Trilogy books in publication order
3 books
A Stonecreek Christmas Reunion
by Michelle Major
2018
Griffin Stone returns to Stonecreek with a little boy depending on him and a plan to win Maggie back. Maggie may still love him, but Christmas magic is not enough unless he can finally prove he means to stay.
Falling for the Wrong Brother
by Michelle Major
2018
Mayor Maggie Spencer runs from the altar after catching her fiancé cheating and ends up face-to-face with his brother. Griffin Stone is the last man she should want, which only makes their connection more dangerous.
Second Chance in Stonecreek
by Michelle Major
2018
Maggie Spencer is trying to hold a town together, win reelection, and stay away from Griffin Stone. Their families are feuding, their chemistry is not gone, and Stonecreek is far too small to keep them apart.
Maggie & Griffin Trilogy books in chronological order
Series background & context
The Maggie & Griffin Trilogy is one of Michelle Major's more serialized romance projects. Instead of giving each book a completely new central couple, these novels follow Maggie Spencer and Griffin Stone across multiple stages of their story, which means the emotional arc is longer, messier, and more dependent on reading in order.
It starts with a strong hook. In Falling for the Wrong Brother, Maggie discovers her fiancé is cheating and quite literally ends up in the path of his brother, Griffin. That one moment kicks off a romance shadowed by family rivalry, town gossip, and the fact that Maggie is not just any heroine, she is Stonecreek's mayor, which means private heartbreak keeps turning public.
Second Chance in Stonecreek keeps the pressure on instead of neatly resetting things. Politics, family history, and community expectations all keep grinding against the relationship. By the time A Stonecreek Christmas Reunion arrives, the story has grown into something bigger, with Griffin returning under changed circumstances and Maggie forced to decide whether love deserves one more shot.
Stonecreek itself, with its vineyard, public events, and tightly linked families, gives the trilogy a strong small-town backbone. But the real draw is the ongoing structure. These books are for readers who like seeing a couple earn their ending over time, not in one clean swoop. If that sounds good to you, this trilogy is one of Major's most committed slow-burn second-chance stories.
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