Summer Fling Books in Order
Part ofKait Nolan Books in OrderSee the Summer Fling trilogy by Kait Nolan in order, with summaries, series background, and where to start in these camp-set summer romances.
Last updated: July 3, 2026
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Summer Fling books in publication order
3 books
Second Chance Summer
by Kait Nolan
2017
Audrey survived the accident that should have killed her and heads to Camp Firefly Falls determined to start living again. There she finds Hudson, the firefighter who once pulled her from the wreckage, and a second chance for both of them.
Summer Camp Secret
by Kait Nolan
2024
Aspen agrees to play fake fiancΓ©e for hockey player Brooks and expects one harmless week of camp-level chaos. Real attraction and the secret she is hiding make that arrangement much more complicated.
The Summer Camp Swap
by Kait Nolan
2024
Sarah agrees to impersonate her twin at camp orientation for what should be a quick favor. Getting caught by her ex-park-ranger partner turns the swap into a very personal summer mess.
Summer Fling books in chronological order
Series background & context
The Summer Fling books lean into one of romance's nicest tricks, taking adults out of their regular lives and dropping them somewhere playful enough that they start telling the truth. In this case, that somewhere is Camp Firefly Falls, a grown-up summer-camp setting that lets Nolan mix nostalgia, flirtation, and a little emotional chaos without losing her usual warmth.
The trilogy starts with Second Chance Summer, where an accident survivor and the firefighter who once saved her meet again in a place built for fresh starts. Summer Camp Secret adds fake engagement energy, a pro hockey hero, and a heroine trying to live bigger after a medical scare. The Summer Camp Swap closes things out with a twin-swap setup, a secret identity, and a summer that goes off the rails in the best way.
The camp matters more than you might think.
It strips people down to the essentials. Away from regular routines, characters have to decide whether they are actually happy, whether the versions of themselves they have been performing still fit, and whether a brief summer connection could turn into something sturdier. That makes the books feel breezy on the surface but emotionally grounded underneath.
If you want vacation energy, late-summer atmosphere, and romances that move quickly without feeling flimsy, this is a fun series to pick up. It is a little sunnier and more seasonal than some of Nolan's other worlds, but it still has her usual interest in healing, second chances, and what happens when two people finally stop dodging the obvious.
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