Sarah Title Books in Order
Browse Sarah Title books in order, with short summaries, series guides, and where to start tips for her witty librarian rom-coms and Kentucky romances.
Last updated: July 11, 2026
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Sarah Title books in publication order
11 books
Delicious
by Sarah Title
2013
This contemporary romance anthology heads to Delicious, Ohio, where a full moon, apple orchards, and local businesses bring three couples together. The stories mix food, flirtation, and small-town charm with just enough complications to keep things lively.
Kentucky Christmas
by Sarah Title
2013
Andrew Bateman slides into a snow-covered Kentucky town and wakes up in the care of a warmhearted vet tech surrounded by holiday chaos and rescued animals. What starts as a bad-weather detour quickly feels a lot like home.
Kentucky Home
by Sarah Title
2013
Mallory Thompson lands at a Kentucky horse farm while escaping a bad marriage and immediately clashes with Keith Carson. Close quarters, family chaos, and slow-earned trust turn a rough first meeting into a real second chance.
Home Sweet Home
by Sarah Title
2014
English professor Grace Williams buys a crumbling house and wants repairs, not a crush on blunt handyman Jake Burdette. Their bickering, pride, and growing attraction make every leak and loose board a little more dangerous.
Snowed In
by Sarah Title
2015
Fresh off a breakup, librarian Maureen O'Connell meets Gavin Fraser in a grocery store and ends up stranded at his place by a storm. A very short getaway turns hot fast, but both have to decide if it can last past the snow.
Two Family Home
by Sarah Title
2015
Lindsey Alford moves to Willow Springs to prove she can make it on her own, then collides with her handsome, private neighbor Walker Smith. A stray puppy, town gossip, and next-door attraction make independence harder than expected.
Practice Makes Perfect
by Sarah Title
2016
Librarian Helen Lee dreams of writing a romance novel, but her love scenes keep falling flat. When history professor Henry Beckham offers hands-on research help, friendship starts tipping into something much riskier and much sweeter.
The Most Wonderful Time
by Sarah Title
2016
A holiday romance collection filled with family complications, second chances, and Christmas-season hope. Warm settings and fresh starts tie the stories together.
Falling for Trouble
by Sarah Title
2017
When former riot grrrl Joanna Green returns to her nosy upstate New York hometown, she keeps running into librarian Liam Byrd. Their attraction is easy, but deciding whether home is a comfort or a trap is harder.
Laws of Attraction
by Sarah Title
2017
Law librarian Becky Schrader tries one reckless night with a stranger, then discovers he is the new hire at her firm. Office proximity, family pressure, and real feelings turn a simple escape into something much more complicated.
The Undateable
by Sarah Title
2017
After an eye-rolling librarian becomes an internet meme, a reporter offers to rehab her image by setting her up on dates. The stunt is supposed to save both their careers, until the chemistry between them stops feeling like part of the story.
Where to start with Sarah Title
If you want her bookish rom-coms: The Undateable → Falling for Trouble → Laws of Attraction
If you want small-town Kentucky romance: Kentucky Home → Home Sweet Home → Two Family Home
If you want a holiday read: Kentucky Christmas → Snowed In → The Most Wonderful Time
If you want a short, playful novella: Practice Makes Perfect
Sarah Title sub-series and character series
Librarians in Love books in order
Explore this seriesSouthern Comfort (Sarah Title) books in order
Explore this series
Kentucky Christmas
by Sarah Title
2013Southern Comfort, Book 2
Kentucky Home
by Sarah Title
2013Southern Comfort, Book 1
Home Sweet Home
by Sarah Title
2014Southern Comfort, Book 3
Snowed In
by Sarah Title
2015Southern Comfort, Book 4
Two Family Home
by Sarah Title
2015Southern Comfort, Book 5
Practice Makes Perfect
by Sarah Title
2016Southern Comfort, Book 6
Southern Comfort (Sarah Title) books in chronological order

Kentucky Home
by Sarah Title
2013Southern Comfort, Book 1
Kentucky Christmas
by Sarah Title
2013Southern Comfort, Book 2
Home Sweet Home
by Sarah Title
2014Southern Comfort, Book 3
Snowed In
by Sarah Title
2015Southern Comfort, Book 4
Two Family Home
by Sarah Title
2015Southern Comfort, Book 5
Practice Makes Perfect
by Sarah Title
2016Southern Comfort, Book 6
Sarah Title collections, short stories, and related book types
Standalone Sarah Title books
Author bio
Sarah Title is the pen name of Susan Maguire, a romance novelist, librarian, and editor whose books are full of sharp banter, awkward feelings, and people trying to build decent lives. She grew up in New Jersey, studied English at Vassar College, and later earned her MLS from Indiana University.
Before the novels, she picked up a memorable mix of jobs. She has said she worked as a secretary, a barista, a furniture painter, and even managed a team of giant walking beans. She also spent about a decade working in public libraries before moving into editorial work at Booklist.
That background shows up all over her fiction. Her characters have real jobs, real deadlines, and the kind of dry self-awareness that comes from dealing with other people all day and still deciding the world is worth the trouble.
Her debut novel, Kentucky Home, arrived in 2013 and launched the Southern Comfort books. Those stories head to small-town Kentucky, where horse farms, crumbling houses, college jobs, and stubborn neighbors create the setting for second chances. Home Sweet Home and Two Family Home keep that same grounded feel, with romance growing out of practical problems instead of wish fulfillment.
Place matters in her books.
With The Undateable, she moved into a more openly comic, bookish mode and found a setup that suited her well. The novel follows Melissa Bernard, a librarian who becomes internet famous for an eye roll, and the reporter who turns her bad luck into a dating experiment. The book picked up starred reviews from Booklist, Kirkus, and Publishers Weekly, and it was named one of Amazon's Best Romances of 2017.
The Librarians in Love books, including Falling for Trouble and Laws of Attraction, make it clear what readers tend to enjoy about her work. She writes competent women, appealing men, and plenty of awkward situations that feel funny because they are just plausible enough to happen. Libraries are not decoration in these novels. They are workplaces, social spaces, and sometimes the exact place where life gets complicated.
Dogs matter too.
She has lived in North Carolina, West Virginia, San Francisco, and Chicago, and she has joked that she does not want to move again. Her late elderly poodle, Starr, seems to have slipped into the fiction too, since a poodle with the same name appears in several novels. It is a small detail, but it fits her work, warm, observant, and a little amused by people.
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