On Dublin Street Books in Order

Jocelyn Butler has built her life around distance and control, until Braden Carmichael refuses to stay on the surface. What begins as a no-strings arrangement turns into a romance neither of them can keep casual.

Braden and Joss have fought hard for their future, but love does not make fear disappear overnight. As marriage and the next step loom closer, both have to learn what commitment really asks of them.

Johanna has always chosen survival over romance, especially for the sake of her younger brother. Cameron MacCabe makes that strategy a lot harder to stick to, and he is not about to let her hide forever.

Ellie has loved Adam for years, and now that they are finally together he discovers just how close he came to losing her. Told through old journals and present-day emotion, this novella fills in their long road to love.

Olivia asks commitment-phobe Nate Sawyer to help her become more confident with men. Their lessons are supposed to stay friendly, but the line between practice and something real disappears fast.

After one toxic relationship too many, Shannon wants no part of another charming bad boy. Cole Walker looks exactly like trouble, but his steady devotion may be the first thing strong enough to reach her.

Hannah has never really recovered from the night Marco left her behind. When he comes back determined to fight for her, the past, and the secret pain she has been carrying, refuses to stay buried.

Logan wants a clean start after years of bad choices, and Grace wants distance from the controlling family she escaped. Living next door turns irritation into something much harder to resist.

This return to a beloved On Dublin Street couple checks in years after their original happy ending. It is a warm, intimate novella about lasting love, shared history, and what marriage looks like after the fireworks.

This novella revisits the couples from the On Dublin Street books on one crowded, romantic Valentine's Day. It is a quick return to familiar relationships, busy lives, and the heat that still binds them.

Joss imagines how life might have unfolded if she had met Braden later, after becoming older and more guarded. This alternative-reality novella asks whether some loves can find their way in any version of life.

Nate plans an anniversary getaway to Hartwell when he realizes Liv feels the strain of work, family, and routine. Their playful trip becomes a reminder that lasting love still needs room to breathe.