San Diego Marines Books in Order

Wounded Marine Matthew Mills pushes his wife Olivia away as he struggles with trauma after deployment. A trip to Big Bear Lake gives them space to reconnect, but saving their marriage requires facing what he fears.

New Marine Spencer Hawkins begins seeing childhood best friend Ellie differently after boot camp. She wants the stability he has always resisted, and an unexpected kiss leaves them deciding whether to risk their friendship for romance.

A Marine reunites with actress Paige Walker ten years after their teenage relationship ended. Agreeing to help her for one evening rekindles his feelings, but rebuilding their connection means confronting the ambitions that once separated them.

During his final deployment, a Marine builds an online connection with kindergarten teacher Ivy while planning a civilian future in Texas. Discovering she is his best friend's sister threatens both the romance and his closest friendships.

A Marine invents a girlfriend to discourage family matchmaking, then needs a real stand-in when his grandmother visits. Reluctant acquaintance Angie agrees to help over Christmas, but pretending to be together awakens unexpected feelings.

After being abandoned at the altar, Sara returns home to manage her parents' bookstore and meets Marine recruiter Vince next door. His efforts to earn her trust are tested by military demands and her unresolved past.

A widowed Marine moves to San Diego with his son and falls for Rachel, the boy's PE teacher. Her rule against dating students' parents frustrates their attraction, while his determined son keeps bringing them together.

A car accident leaves a Marine's wife believing they broke up ten years earlier, erasing her memory of their marriage. He tries to rebuild their love while confronting the painful gap between their shared past and her present.

Lawyer Eric feels an immediate connection to Lucy James, who needs help for herself and her neurodivergent teenage brother. Taking her case draws him into their lives, but pursuing a relationship with a client could put his career at risk.