Soldier Books in Order
Part ofMakenna Jameison Books in OrderDiscover the Soldier books in order by Makenna Jameison, with story summaries, series background, recurring characters, and the best place to begin.
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Soldier books in publication order
5 books
Christmas with a Soldier
by Makenna Jameison
2012
Single mother Meghan Jones is stranded in a snowstorm while Major Trent Harrison is home to bury his father. Forced to shelter in a cabin, two lonely strangers find unexpected warmth and a possible new beginning.
In the Arms of a Soldier
by Makenna Jameison
2013
Emergency-response doctor Jessica Evans has little time for romance, even with Army officer Josh Patterson back from Afghanistan. When danger finds her, their longtime friendship offers protection, comfort, and the chance to become something more.
Return of a Soldier
by Makenna Jameison
2013
Major Trent Harrison returns to Meghan Jones after months away, hoping to build on the love they found. A weekend together brings a life-changing question, and Meghan must decide whether she is ready for the family he wants.
Valentine From A Soldier
by Makenna Jameison
2013
Event planner Sarah is stranded by a snowstorm while traveling for work and meets a Special Forces officer on leave. Their impulsive night changes shape when she learns he carries a difficult past into their connection.
Summer with a Soldier
by Makenna Jameison
2014
Summer brings another turning point for the continuing romance at the heart of the Soldier series. Love, family, and the realities of military life push the couple to consider what they want their future to look like.
Soldier books in chronological order

Christmas with a Soldier
by Makenna Jameison
2012Soldier, Book 1
Valentine From A Soldier
by Makenna Jameison
2013Soldier, Book 2
In the Arms of a Soldier
by Makenna Jameison
2013Soldier, Book 3
Return of a Soldier
by Makenna Jameison
2013Soldier, Book 4
Summer with a Soldier
by Makenna Jameison
2014Soldier, Book 5
Series background & context
The Soldier series is an early set of military-romance novellas that follows the relationship between Meghan Jones and Major Trent Harrison. Their story begins in Christmas with a Soldier, when a snowstorm strands Meghan, a single mother, and Trent, who has returned home to say goodbye to his father.
Their first meeting is not smooth. A blocked road, bad weather, and a remote cabin leave two strangers with nowhere else to go. What begins as a difficult night turns into an unexpected connection, but both have reasons to be cautious about what happens when the storm passes.
It starts at Christmas, but their story does not end there.
Valentine From A Soldier, In the Arms of a Soldier, Return of a Soldier, and Summer with a Soldier continue the series through changing seasons and new stages of commitment. The books are shorter than Jameison's later SEAL novels and are best read in sequence because they revisit the same characters and the progress of their relationship.
The tone is intimate and direct. Rather than building an entire team world, these novellas stay close to the challenges of making room for love when work, family, loss, and distance are already part of daily life. Trent's military career matters, but Meghan and her daughter are just as important to the story's emotional center.
Readers can expect holiday atmosphere, reunions, relationship turning points, and a continuing couple rather than a new pair in every book. That makes Soldier a little different from the author's later standalone-heavy series.
Start with Christmas with a Soldier. It introduces Meghan, Trent, and the circumstances that bring them together, then the remaining books show what happens after that one unexpected night.
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