Noelle Adams Books in Order

A desperate woman exchanges lives with her identical twin, taking over a luxurious existence and a relationship with William Worthing. Growing affection makes the deception harder to sustain, as she longs for a future that belongs to someone else.

A shy divorced woman takes a lucrative job chaperoning a teenager on a European trip with her single father. Hugh's unexpected appeal challenges her distrust of relationships and the professional rules forbidding romance with a client.

Returning home for Christmas after grieving her fiancé, a woman hopes to identify her anonymous pen pal. Her late fiancé’s grumpy best friend keeps disrupting the search, forcing her to reconsider someone she thought disliked her.

A woman rebuilding her finances after a damaging relationship returns to wealthy Green Valley as a dog walker. Dan Mills proposes a marriage that would unlock his trust fund, but their practical agreement becomes complicated by growing affection.

Eve agrees to marry reclusive billionaire’s son Jude for the three months doctors say he has left. What begins as a compassionate arrangement grows more intimate, challenging her determination to avoid loving someone she expects to lose.

A former party girl has rebuilt her life after rehabilitation, until a released stalker forces her to seek protection from Caleb, her old bodyguard. Their reunion revives painful memories and feelings she has avoided confronting for years.

An exhausted assistant plans to leave her wealthy, irresponsible employer after one final yacht trip. A violent storm strands them together on a deserted island, forcing her to depend on the man she had decided could offer her nothing worthwhile.

Repeated weekend flights between Savannah and Boston seat a woman beside the same irritating man. As familiarity reveals his softer side, attraction challenges their commitment to separate homes and careers, leaving them to reconsider the limits of their connection.

A wealthy philosopher guards himself against old heartbreak by living alone beside a lake. His lively temporary housekeeper disrupts that isolation during December, awakening feelings that threaten his insistence their connection must end when her month of employment finishes.

Drawing on thirteen years publishing under two names, Noelle Adams examines building a fiction career while remaining outside the spotlight. She explores balancing storytelling, income, productivity, and creative freedom with the pressures of marketing and public visibility.