Marriage Makers Books in Order

The Marriage Makers books are compact romantic comedies about three people who think they can improve other people's love lives. Their meddling does not always go as planned. Each book follows a different couple, but the shared idea is simple: matchmaking is far easier when you are not the one falling in love.

Too Sexy For Marriage introduces assistant district attorney Jason Knight, a man tired of being treated like Chicago's most eligible bachelor. Radio host Heather Grayson is supposed to know all about relationships, so a foolish bet dares her to prove that she can attract Jason. The problem is that the experiment stops feeling like a game.

Then the matchmakers keep interfering.

In Too Stubborn to Marry, Deputy U.S. Marshal Ryan Knight reunites with Courtney Delaney, the woman he once loved. Courtney has rebuilt herself around a safe, orderly future, while Ryan needs her help with a federal case. Old feelings quickly make the arrangement harder than either expects.

Too Smart For Marriage pairs Anastasia Knight with workaholic David Sullivan. David thinks Anastasia may be taking advantage of his grandmother. Anastasia thinks David has neglected the woman who needs him. Their conflict becomes a lesson in loosening up, paying attention, and recognizing that a sensible plan cannot always protect the heart.

Read the books in order for recurring family connections and the full effect of the matchmaking theme. The tone stays bright and conversational, with bickering couples, busy lives, and romantic schemes that create as many problems as they solve.