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Sunday Brothers Books in Order

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Find the Sunday Brothers books by May Archer in order, with short summaries and a series guide to help you decide what to read next.

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Sunday Brothers books in publication order

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6 books

1

Pick Me

by May Archer

2021

A temporary orchard job brings a restless young man to Vermont and into the home of gruff Knox Sunday. Their growing attachment challenges both men’s plans to leave, forcing them to reconsider where their ambitions and sense of belonging lie.

2

Hand Picked

by May Archer

2022

A drunken evening leaves a Vermont newcomer unexpectedly hand-fasted to his handsome neighbor, single father Webb Sunday. As the town embraces their accidental commitment, genuine attraction complicates an arrangement Webb insists cannot become a lasting relationship.

3

Pick One

by May Archer

2022

A reserved mathematics professor falls for his exuberant roommate and best friend, Teagan, while weighing a dream job elsewhere. Certain his affection is unreturned, he faces a choice between ambition and friendship until one evening changes the possibilities.

4

Bone to Pick

by May Archer

2023

Furious about failing a class, a twenty-six-year-old student confronts the professor he also finds irresistible. Arriving at Theo Hancock’s remote cabin after drinking proves poorly timed when snow strands them together with one bed and unresolved attraction.

5

Cherry Picked

by May Archer

2023

Hawk Sunday has spent years longing for his brother’s best friend, Jack, who still treats him as someone to protect. Asking Jack for help gaining sexual experience exposes the contradiction between his refusal and his jealousy of other men.

6

Hot Chicken

by May Archer

2025

A ceramic rooster sets off another summer of romantic confusion in Little Pippin Hollow. Five connected stories revisit the Sunday couples as proposals, family surprises and the ordinary complications of lasting relationships test their lives together.

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