Oakwood College Books in Order

Oakwood College is Serena Akeroyd's newer campus romance world, written as G. A. Mazurke. The tone is more playful and contemporary than her darkest work, but the feelings still land hard. These are college romances built around long friendships, awkward timing, hockey culture, and the moment one relationship stops fitting inside the label it used to wear.

The first book, The Best Friend Experiment, sets the mood well. Childhood friendship, rooming together, a dare, grief, banter, and the dawning realization that the person you always counted on might actually be the love story.

It is a good college setup.

Oakwood also feels connected to a wider cast, which is part of the fun. These are books for readers who like seeing supporting characters turn into leads, and like romance worlds that feel socially alive rather than isolated around one couple.

If you want Serena Akeroyd in a lighter, more openhearted register, without losing the emotional intensity that makes her work stick, Oakwood is a smart place to start.