Sarah Morgan Books in Order

Widowed hotel owner Hattie struggles to manage an inn while raising her daughter alone. Three longtime friends arrive for a book-club holiday carrying troubles of their own, and their visit unexpectedly connects all four women’s lives.

Romance novelist Catherine Swift hopes her fourth wedding at a Corfu villa will reunite her fractured family. Her daughters arrive carrying old resentments, turning the celebration into a confrontation with betrayal, estrangement and the possibility of reconciliation.

Overworked marketing expert Imogen retreats to a Cotswolds cottage offered by her client Dorothy. As friendship develops, Dorothy’s hidden past and her daughter’s concerns complicate the escape, giving both women reasons to reconsider the lives they have built.

Widowed Cecilia returns to a Cape Cod cottage holding secrets from her marriage and discovers aspiring artist Lily living there. Their unexpected friendship offers a fresh start, but Cecilia’s grandson and memories of her late husband complicate the summer.

The Balfour family gathers for Christmas while Becky, her twin Rosie, and their mother Hayley conceal problems in their relationships. A disrupted journey and unexpected company bring buried feelings closer to the surface, testing how honestly they can face one another.

Actor Nicole escapes a scandal by visiting her estranged friend Milly in the Lake District. Reconnecting offers comfort to both women, but Nicole’s hidden secret threatens the renewed friendship as they confront the choices that drove them apart.

Evie struggles to keep her Cornish luxury hotel afloat when Abby arrives to help turn the business around. New friendships offer encouragement, but Abby’s concealed agenda complicates their partnership and forces them to reconsider what they want from the future.

Reclusive writer Mabel expects a quiet Christmas with her cats until a blizzard strands unexpected guests at her New England home. Forced to host a family and two colleagues, she discovers that their hidden troubles may change her own holiday.