Modern Conveniences Books in Order
Part ofLeah Atwood Books in OrderExplore the Modern Conveniences books by Leah Atwood in order, with summaries, series background, and a guide to these contemporary romances.
Last updated: July 15, 2026
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Modern Conveniences books in publication order
4 books
Calling Love
by Leah Atwood
2016
A contemporary romance about a connection that refuses to be ignored. As feelings grow, two people must decide whether they will answer the call to love or let fear make the choice.
Lost in Love
by Leah Atwood
2016
When a romance becomes more complicated than expected, two people must find their way through mixed signals, old hurts, and the risk of getting truly lost in love.
Love in a Fix
by Leah Atwood
2016
The first Modern Conveniences romance finds love arriving in the middle of a problem that cannot be ignored. A couple must decide whether opening their hearts is worth the added complication.
Waiting on Love
by Leah Atwood
2016
A patient heart reaches its limit in this contemporary romance. Waiting has felt safer than risking disappointment, but a new connection may finally make the future worth pursuing.
Modern Conveniences books in chronological order
Love in a Fix
by Leah Atwood
2016Modern Conveniences, Book 1
Calling Love
by Leah Atwood
2016Modern Conveniences, Book 2
Lost in Love
by Leah Atwood
2016Modern Conveniences, Book 3
Waiting on Love
by Leah Atwood
2016Modern Conveniences, Book 4
Series background & context
Modern Conveniences is a contemporary romance series about love meeting everyday life. The books, Love in a Fix, Calling Love, Lost in Love, and Waiting on Love, put relationships at the center while allowing work, family, timing, and old expectations to complicate the path forward.
The series title hints at the modern setting, but the emotional questions are timeless. Can a person admit they need help? Can a friendship become something more? What happens when the future someone planned no longer makes sense?
Romance rarely arrives at a convenient moment.
Atwood writes these stories with a clean, faith-aware tone. The tension is personal and relational, not built around crime or high-stakes suspense. Characters have to talk honestly, examine their priorities, and decide whether fear is making choices for them.
The books are connected by their contemporary world and approach to romance rather than by one long central plot. That makes them approachable for readers who want warm, low-angst stories with satisfying emotional movement.
Begin with Love in a Fix, then continue through Calling Love, Lost in Love, and Waiting on Love for the full series experience.
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