Night Shift Books in Order
Part ofChristina C Jones Books in OrderBrowse the Night Shift books by Christina C Jones in order, with summaries, series notes, and background on these Blackwood late-night romances.
Last updated: June 29, 2026
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Night Shift books in publication order
3 books
Equivalent Exchange
by Christina C Jones
2019
Keris Bradford is on the brink of a life shift when Laken Kimble crashes into it. Their connection feels like comfort and risk at once, and neither is ready for what it might cost.
Prior Affair
by Christina C Jones
2021
Hailey comes to Blackwood on a family mission and finds chaos, grief, and Ellis Boyd waiting in the fallout. Their connection feels too instant to explain, until the past starts offering answers.
Faded Memories
by Christina C Jones
2022
Fresh off a bitter divorce, Katari moves to Blackwood to figure out who she is now. A strange holiday encounter and a reunion with Derrick push her toward a second chance she did not expect.
Night Shift books in chronological order
Series background & context
Night Shift is one of Christina C Jones's quieter but more interesting connected worlds. Set in Blackwood, the series leans contemporary, but there is a faintly uncanny thread running through it too. Fate, memory, family history, and emotional timing all matter here, even when the story starts with something as simple as two people meeting at the wrong or right moment.
Equivalent Exchange introduces Laken and Keris through the Night Shift brew-pub and the sense that both of them are standing on the edge of change. Prior Affair builds out the series through Hailey and Ellis, adding family history and a stronger touch of kismet. Faded Memories keeps the Blackwood ties in place while following Katari through divorce, self-reckoning, and an old flame that may not be finished with her.
These books are less flashy than they first sound.
That is part of their charm. They are interested in what people do late at night, emotionally as much as literally, when routines drop away and old questions get louder. Jones uses Blackwood's familiar community feel, then slips in just enough mystery to make the romances feel charged.
If you like stories where love arrives alongside personal reset, Night Shift is worth your time. The setting is intimate, the emotional stakes feel adult, and the through line between books gives the series a lovely sense of echo without making every story feel the same.
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