Shattered Love Books in Order

Under the Shattered Love banner, Stacey Marie Brown’s Blinded Love series turns away from fae and demons to focus on flesh‑and‑blood heartbreak. These books follow a tight‑knit group of young people whose lives are split into before and after by one terrible night.

In Shattered Love, Jaymerson Holloway is the girl who had it all: popularity, a steady boyfriend, a tight circle of friends, and a clear path ahead. One impulsive decision and a devastating accident leave her body broken and her world in pieces. While she relearns how to walk and carry the weight of her guilt, everyone around her seems to want the old Jaymerson back.

The only person who truly understands is Hunter Harris, the other survivor of the crash and the one boy she has always clashed with. The town sees him as trouble. Jaymerson has every reason to hate him. Yet their shared trauma and pain slowly pull them together, even as secrets about that night hover between them.

Broken Love picks up after the first book’s events, with Jaymerson trying to chase her dreams overseas while Hunter’s life explodes on television screens back home. Fame, distance, and unresolved hurt twist their already fragile connection. When they collide again, both are older, angrier, and still inextricably tied. The story digs into how you move forward when the person you love is also a reminder of everything you lost.

The third book, Twisted Love, shifts the spotlight to Stevie Colvin, the blunt, wild friend who has always used hookups and humor as armor. Stevie lives by rules designed to keep feelings at bay: no names, no attachments, no long‑term anything. Her match comes in the form of Christopher Singer, a superstar on the supercross circuit who is just as determined to keep things casual.

Their history and a horrifying event from Stevie’s past force her to choose between staying numb or cracking herself open enough to heal. Like the earlier books, Twisted Love tackles serious topics alongside the romance, including addiction, mental health, and the long tail of grief.

Taken together, the series is about how people who are shattered by loss can still build something fierce and meaningful out of the pieces, even if the process hurts like hell.