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See the Seaport books in order by Heidi McLaughlin, with summaries, series background, and guidance on the best place to begin.

Last updated: July 9, 2026

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Seaport books in publication order

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3 books

1

The Lobster Trap

by Heidi McLaughlin

2023

A trip to the coast brings Caroline Taylor into the orbit of Dune Carter and the rhythms of Seaport life. Their beach-town romance balances easy summer charm with real emotional stakes.

2

Sail Away with Me

by Heidi McLaughlin

2024

Sail returns to Seaport after his reckless choices catch up with him. A summer sailing competition, family pressure, and Galvin make leaving town far more complicated than he expected.

3

The Love in Sunsets

by Heidi McLaughlin

2024

Artist Eloise Harris returns to Seaport hoping to make her mark at her aunt's summer exhibit. Then she meets Kiel Collier, and the season starts looking very different.

Seaport books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "The Lobster Trap"

    The Lobster Trap

    by Heidi McLaughlin

    2023Seaport, Book 1
  2. Book cover for "The Love in Sunsets"

    The Love in Sunsets

    by Heidi McLaughlin

    2024Seaport, Book 2
  3. Book cover for "Sail Away with Me"

    Sail Away with Me

    by Heidi McLaughlin

    2024Seaport, Book 3

Series background & context

Seaport is a coastal romance series with a lighter, summery feel, though there is still plenty of emotional weight underneath. The setting is a beach town where family businesses, local history, and long warm days make it easy for people to cross paths again and again.

The books center on different couples, but the town itself is a constant draw. Fishermen, artists, students, vacationers, and hometown families all move through the same boardwalks, diners, galleries, and waterfront views. That gives the series a pleasant shared-world feel without making it as sprawling as Beaumont.

There is a nice range to the premises. One book pairs a local man with a recent graduate on vacation. Another brings an artist home while a visitor tries to figure out his own future. Another follows a reckless young man forced back to town, where he meets someone who makes leaving feel less simple.

If you like beach-town romance with family connections, summer atmosphere, and characters who have to decide whether this place is a stopover or home, Seaport is a very readable series.

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