Sue Fortin Books in Order

Separated single mum Anna Barnes is not looking for fresh complications, then American chef Tex Garcia walks into her life. Their chemistry is instant, but Tex fears commitment and Anna's estranged husband is not ready to let go.

Hiding from a brutal past, Helen returns to Britain under a new name and takes a nanny job in a quiet coastal village. But strange incidents around her new home suggest danger has followed her, and someone is getting closer.

A retreat in France promises a welcome escape, but real life refuses to stay behind. This short romantic story leans into scenery, self-discovery, and the possibility of a fresh start.

Widowed Tina moves back to the south coast with her young son, believing her husband's death closed one chapter. Then a police investigation links her to secrets Sasha kept hidden, and DS John Nightingale may be her only ally.

Erin returns to her childhood village after her father is badly injured, only to find an old enemy ready to expose a devastating secret. When Roisin disappears, Erin becomes the obvious suspect and the past closes in fast.

When Clare's long-lost sister Alice suddenly returns after decades away, the family reunion should be joyful. Instead, Clare grows convinced something is badly wrong, and the closer Alice gets, the less anyone knows who to trust.

Joanne gathers her old friends for a birthday weekend in a remote cottage, but the celebration is really a trap. Someone is hiding a secret, Joanne plans to expose it, and the night turns deadly.

Fourteen-year-old Poppy disappears during a family boating trip, and suspicion falls on her father Kit and stepmother Neve. As the search intensifies, cracks in their marriage and long-buried secrets threaten to destroy them all.

Travel reporter Steph Durham visits a luxury Lake District resort reopening after a tragic drowning, then gets pulled into the Sinclair family's secrets. The deeper she digs into Elizabeth Sinclair's death, the more dangerous the truth becomes.

Widowed Imogen moves to a neglected French chateau to begin again, only to uncover whispers about what happened there during the war. In 1944, Simone is drawn into the Resistance and forced to choose between love and duty.

As Arthur Pettinger's memory fades, one name stays vivid, Maryse. When his granddaughter Maddy starts tracing that wartime connection, the search leads her to France, family secrets, and an unfinished love story rooted in the Resistance.

Called to examine a wartime stained-glass window at Telton Hall, Rhoda expects a routine job, then a body is found beneath the chapel floor. In 1945, Alice's hidden pregnancy and life among POWs reveal the roots of the mystery.

When village headteacher Max Bartholomew is found murdered, funeral director Frank Fairfax becomes the prime suspect. His daughters Esme, Bella, and Isla refuse to stand by, and their amateur investigation exposes secrets all across Applewick.

Another death rocks Applewick, and the Fairfax sisters once again find themselves pulled into the case. At the manor, old resentments, village gossip, and carefully hidden motives turn a cozy setting into a dangerous puzzle.

In occupied Paris, dance teacher Adele Basset risks everything when Jewish children in her care are threatened. Hiding pupils in her studio attic, she joins a desperate effort to move them to safety before the Nazis close in.

When Darcie uncovers a suitcase of beautiful 1940s dresses and sketches, she begins tracing the fate of Nathalie Leroux. In wartime Paris, Nathalie uses her dressmaking skills in a dangerous Resistance mission close to Nazi power.

Six months after Kathleen Walsh vanishes, her sister Siobhan finds new hope when Kathleen's purse turns up on Irish cliffs with a plea for help inside. But reopening the case brings threats, and soon Siobhan's own daughter disappears.

Hannah hopes moving to the exclusive Silverbanks development will finally keep her family safe. But when a neighbor recognizes her, the past she buried comes roaring back, and her dream home starts to feel like a trap.

Recruited to Bletchley Park in 1942, teacher Hana Phillips helps crack Japanese naval codes while quietly hunting for a mole inside her team. With her father already targeted and her marriage fraying, every discovery comes at a cost.

In 1939 Berlin, British midwife Clara sees the world around her darken as Nazi power tightens. After secretly delivering a Jewish woman's baby, she is drawn into a hidden resistance that saves lives one birth at a time.