Sophie Jackson Books in Order
Explore Sophie Jackson’s books in order, following the A Pound of Flesh novels and novellas through stories of forbidden love, recovery, and second chances.
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Sophie Jackson books in publication order
5 books
A Pound of Flesh
by Sophie Jackson
2015
Prison tutor Kat Lane clashes with inmate Wesley Carter before attraction develops between them. After his release, family opposition and a hidden connection to the night her father was murdered test whether their relationship can survive beyond the prison classroom.
Love and Always
by Sophie Jackson
2015
Kat and Carter announce their engagement, but her mother’s disapproval adds tension to their future. As Carter takes charge of a communications company and supports a friend in rehab, the couple struggles to make room for their relationship.
A Measure of Love
by Sophie Jackson
2016
Former convict Riley Moore returns to Michigan after his father becomes critically ill. Meeting his first love Lexie rekindles their attraction, but the pain of their breakup and a secret she has kept for five years threaten their chance to reconnect.
An Ounce of Hope
by Sophie Jackson
2016
After rehab, Max O’Hare tries to move beyond addiction, a failed relationship, and the loss of his unborn son. His growing bond with photographer Grace Brooks offers hope, but her guarded past and his unresolved grief challenge their new connection.
Fate and Forever
by Sophie Jackson
2016
As Kat and Carter prepare for their wedding, their friends’ growing families raise questions about parenthood. Carter fears repeating the failures of his own childhood, and a possible pregnancy makes the couple confront what their shared future might require.
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