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Second Chance At Love (Aileen Fish) Books in Order

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See the Second Chance At Love books tied to Aileen Fish in order, with short summaries, series notes, and reading guidance.

Last updated: July 11, 2026

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Second Chance At Love (Aileen Fish) books in publication order

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1

Love Me Forever

by Ari Thatcher

2015

This follow-up continues a hard-won love story as a reunited couple faces what comes after the spark. Desire is easy. Holding on for the long term is the real challenge.

2

Love Me Now

by Ari Thatcher

2015

A second chance arrives when old lovers are thrown together again and the past refuses to stay buried. They still want each other, but wanting is easier than rebuilding trust.

Second Chance At Love (Aileen Fish) books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "Love Me Now"

    Love Me Now

    by Ari Thatcher

    2015Second Chance At Love, Book 1
  2. Book cover for "Love Me Forever"

    Love Me Forever

    by Ari Thatcher

    2015Second Chance At Love, Book 2

Series background & context

Second Chance At Love gathers Ari Thatcher romances built around reunion, unfinished business, and the idea that desire does not care whether the timing is convenient. These stories tend to feature adults with history. The attraction is not new. What is new is the chance to face it honestly after previous mistakes, distance, or bad choices.

That gives the books a slightly different emotional texture from the first-love stories. Characters have more to lose because they know exactly what went wrong before. The pleasure comes from seeing whether maturity, honesty, and sheer persistence can do what passion alone could not.

If second-chance romance is your favorite subgenre, this corner of Ari Thatcher's work is worth a look. Expect fast chemistry, direct emotional stakes, and couples who have already learned that walking away did not solve anything.

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