Queen Anne Hill Books in Order
Part ofCatherine Bybee Books in OrderExplore the Queen Anne Hill series by Catherine Bybee in reading order, with summaries and background on its romances, family connections and hidden secrets.
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Queen Anne Hill books in publication order
2 books
Lead Me Home
by Catherine Bybee
2026
Forensic accountant Luna Canning keeps her life carefully controlled until a stolen car brings private investigator Nate Warren into it. Their attraction challenges her defenses, while her mother’s unexpected arrival introduces unresolved trauma and a dangerous threat.
Always Been You
by Catherine Bybee
2027
Emergency physician Miley Roth has loved her best friend’s brother Ash for years without crossing that boundary. Discovering a hidden Prohibition-era speakeasy beneath family property draws them into a mystery that tests their friendship and opens the possibility of romance.
Series background & context
Queen Anne Hill is Catherine Bybee's contemporary romance series about trust, family history and the possibility of making a different future. The opening books follow connected characters whose working lives can seem more manageable than their relationships. Luna Canning's story begins with an unexpected encounter with a private investigator, while Miley Roth's turns a longstanding friendship into something harder to keep safely defined. Both romances involve people reconsidering the limits they have placed around affection.
In Lead Me Home, Luna is a forensic accountant who specializes in uncovering fraud. Numbers make sense to her in a way people often don't, especially after years of dealing with a harmful family. Living in her grandmother's Victorian home, she has established routines and firm defenses against being hurt again. When her car is stolen from an airport parking lot, Nate Warren enters the picture. A former FBI agent now working as a private investigator, he helps with the problem and begins to unsettle the barriers Luna has built.
Attraction does not erase the reasons she learned to be cautious.
Luna's mother arrives with unresolved trouble and a dangerous man, turning the past into an immediate threat. The romance develops alongside Luna's need to protect what she has made for herself and decide whom to trust. Strange events in the old house add another uncertainty, giving the familiar idea of home an uneasy edge. The story connects emotional healing to practical safety: letting someone close and standing up to a threatening family history both require courage, but they are not the same decision.
Always Been You follows emergency physician Miley Roth and police officer Ash Canning. Miley has wanted her best friend's brother for years, while Ash has resisted admitting the importance of their bond. His restlessness in Portland raises the possibility of returning home. Discovering a hidden Prohibition-era speakeasy beneath family property brings them into a mystery involving old books, ledgers and long-buried secrets. Investigating together creates room for a relationship they have kept inside familiar boundaries to change.
The series combines romance with suspense and the lingering influence of earlier lives. A historic home and concealed rooms give physical shape to the secrets the characters are trying to understand, while family and friendship connect the individual love stories. Start with Lead Me Home, then continue with Always Been You for publication order and an introduction to the people around the Canning family. Each romance centers on its own couple, with the shared appeal lying in people learning that a close relationship can offer support even when the past has taught them to expect danger or disappointment.
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