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Mossy Creek (Sabrina Jeffries) Books in Order

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See Sabrina Jeffries's Mossy Creek books in order, with quick summaries, town background, and simple help on where to start in this shared-world series.

Last updated: June 29, 2026

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Mossy Creek (Sabrina Jeffries) books in publication order

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11 books

1

Mossy Creek

by Gayle Trent

2001

This collective novel opens the door to quirky Mossy Creek, Georgia, where gossip, family tangles, and small-town kindness fill every porch and café. Each linked story adds another voice to the town's warm, funny world.

2

Reunion at Mossy Creek

by Sabrina Jeffries

2002

A long-awaited reunion pulls Mossy Creek's residents back into old memories, old feuds, and the question of what really happened when the high school burned. It is another chatty, affectionate visit to a town that remembers everything.

3

Summer in Mossy Creek

by Sabrina Jeffries

2003

Summer brings fresh celebrations, neighborly chaos, and a new round of linked stories from Mossy Creek. The result is a breezy small-town anthology full of humor, heart, and Southern atmosphere.

4

Blessings of Mossy Creek

by Sabrina Jeffries

2004

As autumn settles over Mossy Creek, weddings, babies, church politics, and gratitude give the town plenty to talk about. This installment mixes laughter, scandal, and warmth in the series' familiar collective style.

5

A Day in Mossy Creek

by Sabrina Jeffries

2006

Over the course of a single day, Mossy Creek's residents tangle with errands, secrets, meals, and each other. The linked stories capture how much comedy and tenderness can fit into one busy small-town day.

6

At Home in Mossy Creek

by Sabrina Jeffries

2007

This return to Mossy Creek leans into home, family, and the ties that keep people rooted, even when life turns messy. Expect multiple voices, local color, and the easy charm of a town where everybody knows your story.

7

Gone But Not Forgotten

by Gayle Trent

2008

After a fatal accident, Sunny lingers in Mossy Creek as a ghost, watching over her twins and worrying about the family meant to raise them. It is a tender, unusual novella about grief, motherhood, and learning to let go.

8

Critters of Mossy Creek

by Sabrina Jeffries

2009

Pets take center stage in this Mossy Creek collection, where dogs, cats, birds, fish, and the people who adore them stir up trouble. The stories are playful, affectionate, and full of small-town animal chaos.

9

Homecoming in Mossy Creek

by Gayle Trent

2011

Homecoming season brings old classmates, old grudges, and fresh stories to Mossy Creek. The town's shared history gives this anthology extra nostalgia, without losing the humor and neighborly fuss that define the series.

10

Closer Than They Appear

by Gayle Trent

2014

This Mossy Creek side story offers another close look at the town's people, problems, and unexpectedly touching moments. Even brief visits here come packed with gossip, humor, and the comfort of familiar faces.

11

Christmas in Mossy Creek

by Gayle Trent

2017

Christmas lights up Mossy Creek with gift disasters, family reunions, good deeds, and comic mishaps. It is a festive ensemble visit, warm at heart and lively with the town's usual chatter.

Mossy Creek (Sabrina Jeffries) books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "Mossy Creek"

    Mossy Creek

    by Gayle Trent

    2001Mossy Creek, Book 1
  2. Book cover for "Reunion at Mossy Creek"

    Reunion at Mossy Creek

    by Sabrina Jeffries

    2002Mossy Creek, Book 2
  3. Book cover for "Summer in Mossy Creek"

    Summer in Mossy Creek

    by Sabrina Jeffries

    2003Mossy Creek, Book 3
  4. Book cover for "Blessings of Mossy Creek"

    Blessings of Mossy Creek

    by Sabrina Jeffries

    2004Mossy Creek, Book 4
  5. Book cover for "A Day in Mossy Creek"

    A Day in Mossy Creek

    by Sabrina Jeffries

    2006Mossy Creek, Book 5
  6. Book cover for "At Home in Mossy Creek"

    At Home in Mossy Creek

    by Sabrina Jeffries

    2007Mossy Creek, Book 6
  7. Book cover for "Gone But Not Forgotten"

    Gone But Not Forgotten

    by Gayle Trent

    2008Mossy Creek, Book 7
  8. Book cover for "Critters of Mossy Creek"

    Critters of Mossy Creek

    by Sabrina Jeffries

    2009Mossy Creek, Book 8
  9. Book cover for "Homecoming in Mossy Creek"

    Homecoming in Mossy Creek

    by Gayle Trent

    2011Mossy Creek, Book 9
  10. Book cover for "Closer Than They Appear"

    Closer Than They Appear

    by Gayle Trent

    2014Mossy Creek, Book 10
  11. Book cover for "Christmas in Mossy Creek"

    Christmas in Mossy Creek

    by Gayle Trent

    2017Mossy Creek, Book 11

Series background & context

Sabrina Jeffries's connection to Mossy Creek comes through one of the more unusual projects in her bibliography. These books are not single-author historical romances. They are collaborative, contemporary-feeling small-town story collections set in fictional Mossy Creek, Georgia, with multiple writers returning again and again to the same people, the same grudges, and the same front porches.

The town is the main character.

That matters because Mossy Creek does not move in a straight line from one central couple to the next. Instead, each volume widens the circle. One chapter may follow a family argument, another a romance, another a town scandal, and another some comic disaster involving church life, local politics, pets, or reunion season. The pleasure comes from hearing those voices bounce off each other and from realizing that everyone in town knows more than they should about everyone else.

Books like Mossy Creek, Reunion at Mossy Creek, Summer in Mossy Creek, and Christmas in Mossy Creek give a good sense of the rhythm. The series likes occasions. Reunions stir up old resentments. Holidays bring out generosity and foolishness in equal measure. A single day can hold enough gossip, heartbreak, and neighborly interference to fuel a whole book. Even the side pieces, such as Gone But Not Forgotten or Critters of Mossy Creek, stay rooted in that same sense of place.

Jeffries is one contributor in that larger chorus, so readers coming from her Regency work should expect something different here. The voice is looser, more ensemble driven, and more interested in community than in one tightly plotted courtship. But some of the same pleasures remain. People spar. Secrets come out. Emotional ties matter.

If you like linked stories, eccentric supporting casts, Southern humor, and the feeling that a town can never quite mind its own business, this is an easy world to settle into. Read it less as a strict series and more as repeated visits to a place that always has one more story to tell.

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