Miles Family Books in Order
Miles Family is a series of 5 books written by Claire Kingsley.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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Miles Family books in publication order
5 books
Broken Miles
by Claire Kingsley
2018
Roland Miles returns to help save his family's winery and encounters Zoe, the wife he divorced four years earlier. Working through family troubles forces them to reconsider the career priorities and heartbreak that ended their marriage.
Forbidden Miles
by Claire Kingsley
2018
Back at her family's winery, Brynn Miles finds her brothers interfering with her dating life. When their friend Chase Reilly begins seeing her differently, their attraction challenges his resistance to relationships and her family's protective boundaries.
Reckless Miles
by Claire Kingsley
2018
Cooper Miles meets Amelia Hale wearing a wedding dress in a bar after her plans collapse. An impulsive encounter unsettles the former party lover, whose unexpected feelings make their connection harder to dismiss as temporary.
Gaining Miles
by Claire Kingsley
2019
After years of loving Shannon Miles from a distance, Ben Gaines finally has a chance when her unhappy marriage ends. Shannon fears her opportunity for romance has passed, while Ben hopes to build a future together.
Hidden Miles
by Claire Kingsley
2019
Scarred veteran Leo Miles has stayed on his family's land for five years, finding companionship through online gaming. Meeting his gaming friend Hannah Tate in person challenges his isolation, especially when he discovers she faces serious danger.
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