Spark House Books in Order

The Spark House series centers on three sisters—Avery, London, and Harley Spark—who run their family’s boutique hotel and event space in Colorado, juggling grief, business pressures, and their own complicated love lives.

When Sparks Fly focuses on Avery, the oldest sister, who has turned Spark House into a thriving venue with the help of her best friend and roommate, Declan McCormick. They’ve always kept things strictly platonic, even as their lives are deeply intertwined. When a car accident leaves Avery with serious injuries and a long recovery ahead, Declan is crushed by guilt and steps into the role of full‑time caregiver. The forced proximity and vulnerability strip away old boundaries, making it impossible to ignore the attraction that’s been there all along.

In Starry‑Eyed Love, middle sister London has put her creative dreams on hold to handle the unglamorous side of the business—spreadsheets, negotiations, and sponsorships. A chance encounter at a bar with a charming stranger, Jackson Holt, turns awkward when she turns him down, only to discover months later that he’s the CEO of a company interested in partnering with Spark House. Their professional relationship slowly blurs into something personal, forcing London to balance her loyalty to her sisters with her own needs and the secrets Jackson keeps closely guarded.

Make a Wish turns to Harley, the youngest Spark sister, who once worked as a live‑in nanny for widowed father Gavin and his young daughter, Peyton. Years later, she crosses paths with them again when her event‑planning work brings them back into her orbit. Old feelings and unresolved guilt resurface as Harley navigates her role in their family, wondering if she can be both the steady presence Peyton needs and the partner Gavin deserves.

Across the series, Spark House itself is a constant: a place of weddings, corporate retreats, charity galas, and occasional public relations disasters. The sisters wrestle with what it means to honor their grandparents’ legacy while still claiming space for their own futures.

If you like stories about siblings who love each other fiercely, complicated workplace dynamics, and romances that unfold alongside big life decisions, the Spark House books offer a warm, slightly angsty, and very human trilogy.