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See the Over You books by Christine Kersey in order, with summaries, series background, and a quick guide to this romantic suspense duo.

Last updated: July 10, 2026

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Over You books in publication order

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1

Over You

by Christine Kersey

2012

Jessica's heart is already tangled in old feelings when danger starts closing in around her. Romance and suspense collide as she tries to figure out whom she can trust.

2

Second Chances

by Christine Kersey

2014

After surviving an attack, Jessica and her former fiancΓ© Kyle seem to have another shot at love. But warnings, jealousy, and unfinished business make that second chance anything but easy.

Over You books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "Over You"

    Over You

    by Christine Kersey

    2012Over You, Book 1
  2. Book cover for "Second Chances"

    Second Chances

    by Christine Kersey

    2014Over You, Book 2

Series background & context

The Over You books mix small-town romance with a steady thread of danger. At the center is Jessica, whose life is already emotionally complicated before the suspense starts pressing in. Old feelings, broken engagements, and unfinished history all matter here, which is why the series leans so naturally into second-chance romance.

But this is not only about rekindled love.

Kersey builds the books around threat and uncertainty as much as longing. Jessica is not just deciding between past and future. She is also navigating warnings, frightening events, and the unnerving sense that someone around her may wish her harm. In the second book, those pressures get even tighter as new warnings arrive and personal loyalties become harder to read.

Because there are only two books, the arc stays focused. The emotional core is Jessica and Kyle, and whether what once fell apart can be rebuilt on stronger ground. Around that, Kersey adds the kind of suspense she likes best: danger that grows out of close relationships, old secrets, and choices that suddenly do not feel safe anymore.

The result is a series with a little more edge than her pure contemporary romances, but still the same readable, clean style. Expect a connected story, rising tension, and a heroine who has to sort through both fear and feeling at the same time. If you like romantic suspense that stays personal and character-driven, Over You sits neatly in that space.

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