Romantic Escape Books in Order
Part ofKate Frost Books in OrderBrowse Romantic Escape by Kate Frost in reading order, with short book summaries to introduce the series and help you decide where to begin.
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Romantic Escape books in publication order
5 books
The Baobab Beach Retreat
by Kate Frost
2018
Connie flees her unfaithful husband for her aunt’s beach retreat in Tanzania, hoping to recover from heartbreak. New romantic complications and the return of her past disrupt that refuge, while a family secret forces her to reconsider her future.
A Starlit Summer
by Kate Frost
2020
Aspiring actress Jenna lands a film role that takes her to Cornwall for the summer. A Hollywood star’s attention conceals a secret she must protect, threatening both her career and a new relationship outside the spotlight.
The Amsterdam Affair
by Kate Frost
2020
Iris expects a proposal but instead follows her boyfriend to Amsterdam. A chance meeting with a local actor revives forgotten ambitions and brings new friendships, leaving her to reconsider her relationship as Christmas approaches.
The Greek Heart
by Kate Frost
2020
Heartbroken Lottie travels to Greece in search of a boy from her past. Welcomed by a family that has known about her for years, she faces an emotional revelation and two complicated brothers while reconsidering what happiness might mean.
The Love Island Bookshop
by Kate Frost
2021
Freya leaves her London publishing job to run a bookshop at a Maldives resort, hoping to recover from heartbreak. Attraction to the owner and friendship with a dive instructor complicate a fresh start that proves less peaceful than expected.
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