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Serendipitous Love Books in Order

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Browse the Serendipitous Love books by Christina C Jones in order, with short summaries, reading help, and background on this Heights series.

Last updated: June 29, 2026

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Serendipitous Love books in publication order

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6 books

1

A Crazy Little Thing Called Love

by Christina C Jones

2014

Roman and Simone stumble into the kind of connection people like to call fate. Their love story kicks off the series with charm, warmth, and just enough mess to feel real.

2

Didn't Mean To Love You

by Christina C Jones

2014

Carter and Viv do not plan to cross that line, which is usually when it starts disappearing. Their friends-to-lovers romance builds on familiarity, tension, and feelings that refuse to stay quiet.

3

Fall In Love Again

by Christina C Jones

2015

Nixon and Charlie have already lived through one version of their story. This second-chance romance asks whether love can be rebuilt once life has pulled it apart.

4

Love You Forever

by Christina C Jones

2015

Harlan and Sydnee move from friendship into deeper waters with all the care and panic that shift deserves. It is warm, romantic, and built on people who already matter to each other.

5

The Way Love Goes

by Christina C Jones

2015

Sean and Fallon meet at the start of something neither of them can quite name. Their story is tender, grown, and interested in the work it takes to let love happen.

6

Something Like Love

by Christina C Jones

2017

Eddie and Astrid turn sparks into open warfare, then something far more dangerous. This Serendipitous Love entry is sharp, sexy, and surprisingly soft underneath all that friction.

Serendipitous Love books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "A Crazy Little Thing Called Love"

    A Crazy Little Thing Called Love

    by Christina C Jones

    2014Serendipitous Love, Book 1
  2. Book cover for "Didn't Mean To Love You"

    Didn't Mean To Love You

    by Christina C Jones

    2014Serendipitous Love, Book 2
  3. Book cover for "Fall In Love Again"

    Fall In Love Again

    by Christina C Jones

    2015Serendipitous Love, Book 3
  4. Book cover for "The Way Love Goes"

    The Way Love Goes

    by Christina C Jones

    2015Serendipitous Love, Book 4
  5. Book cover for "Love You Forever"

    Love You Forever

    by Christina C Jones

    2015Serendipitous Love, Book 5
  6. Book cover for "Something Like Love"

    Something Like Love

    by Christina C Jones

    2017Serendipitous Love, Book 6

Series background & context

Serendipitous Love is one of Christina C Jones's broader, more interconnected contemporary romance series. Set in the Heights, the books are linked by community, recurring faces, and the sense that love has a habit of finding people at the exact moment they were planning to mind their business.

From A Crazy Little Thing Called Love through Something Like Love, the series moves through meet-cutes, friendships that turn, second chances, and enemies who maybe protest a little too much. The settings and emotional problems stay grounded in everyday life, but the books still carry a romantic, almost fated feeling in the way connections keep clicking into place.

The world expands as you go.

That is one of the pleasures of reading the series in order. People recur. Places recur. Small details start to feel bigger because you have lived with the neighborhood long enough to notice them.

If you like romance series that feel like a whole social circle instead of isolated love stories, Serendipitous Love should work well. The books are warm without being overly sweet, funny without ducking emotional weight, and varied enough in trope to keep the run from feeling repetitive. They also help establish the wider Heights atmosphere, which makes them useful if you plan to roam around other Mahogany Heights books later.

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