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Preston's Mill Books in Order

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See the Preston's Mill books in order by Samantha Chase, with short summaries, small-town series notes, and help deciding where to begin.

Last updated: July 13, 2026

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Preston's Mill books in publication order

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1

Roommating

by Samantha Chase

2016

A contemporary rom-com about sharing space with the last person you expected and discovering there is no such thing as a simple living arrangement. Proximity turns awkward, then sweet.

2

Complicating

by Samantha Chase

2017

A connected small-town romance where already messy lives get even harder to organize once attraction enters the picture. What starts as convenient does not stay that way for long.

3

Speed Dating

by Samantha Chase

2017

A light contemporary romance that throws its characters into modern dating chaos and lets sparks fly. Awkward setups and unexpected chemistry do most of the damage.

Preston's Mill books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "Roommating"

    Roommating

    by Samantha Chase

    2016Preston's Mill, Book 1
  2. Book cover for "Speed Dating"

    Speed Dating

    by Samantha Chase

    2017Preston's Mill, Book 2
  3. Book cover for "Complicating"

    Complicating

    by Samantha Chase

    2017Preston's Mill, Book 3

Series background & context

Preston's Mill looks like the lighter, more openly rom-com side of Samantha Chase's collaborative work. The titles alone, Roommating, Speed Dating, and Complicating, tell you a lot about the energy. These are contemporary romances built around awkward proximity, bad ideas that turn into good ones, and lives that get messier the harder the characters try to keep things simple.

The likely appeal here is familiarity. Shared spaces, forced interaction, dating disasters, and a small-town backdrop give the stories a quick, approachable feel. Rather than epic stakes, the tension comes from embarrassment, attraction, and the moment when convenience stops feeling convenient.

That makes Preston's Mill a good choice for readers who like Samantha Chase at her breeziest. Expect connected contemporary romances with banter, emotional complications, and characters who learn that ordinary situations can become very personal very quickly.

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