Susan Hatler Books in Order

Holly loves her quiet life in Whitefish and the jewelry business she has built there, even if her mother wishes she would leave town and find a husband. Meeting Dave makes that impossible choice feel very real.

Ellen trusts compatibility more than chemistry, so online dating seems like the smart choice. But after a dog-sitting disaster lands her at the vet, an unexpected spark with Henry makes logic much harder to follow.

Still stung by her cheating ex and exhausted by a string of bad setups, Rachel agrees to one last blind date. Then her crush on new coworker Noah makes everything far more complicated, and far more promising.

High school junior Kylie suddenly can read minds with a touch, which is terrifying enough on its own. Then a missing-girl case, buried family secrets, and her growing trust in Trip pull her into far bigger danger.

Melanie keeps falling too hard, too fast, so her best friend creates strict dating rules to keep her in line. Following the plan should protect her heart, but romance does not usually behave.

Kristen is a relationship counselor who stops trusting her own instincts after a painful betrayal. As steady, kind Ethan enters the picture, she has to decide whether love is still worth believing in.

After wasting years on the wrong man, Gina is done settling. A safe blind date and a far riskier fake-relationship setup with office charmer Chris leave her stuck between the sensible choice and the one she actually wants.

Workaholic lawyer Jill is reeling after losing the promotion she counted on. A fake-dating scheme with irresistible Ryan forces her to step outside the office and reconsider what success, and love, should actually look like.

After catching her fiancé cheating, Kaitlin wants nothing to do with men. Then her friends bribe her into five dates in exchange for helping remodel her house, and a charming bartender upends the whole arrangement.

A Ouija board prank leaves Amy sharing her body with Jonathan, a dead boy no one else can see. To get her life back, they have to uncover what happened to him before time runs out.

Ginger longs to leave her dull office job and pursue interior decorating, but fear keeps her stuck. Then charming ER doctor Greg moves into her orbit, and into her building, making it harder to ignore both love and possibility.

Holly cannot wait for her first real date with Dave, but old warnings and fear of disappointment make her hold back. One surprising moment may be enough to convince her that some risks are worth taking.

An offer to grow her business should be exciting, but Holly's old fears about failure get in the way. Opening up to Dave about her doubts could either deepen their bond or leave her more exposed than ever.

When Dave is offered the job of his dreams in Africa, Holly faces a painful choice between the man she loves and the Montana town that feels like home. Their future depends on what she is willing to risk.

Wedding planning should be joyful, but Holly is overwhelmed by clashing opinions, missing support, and the ache of not having her father there. Then a surprise reminds her what the day is really about.

Melinda steps in to run the neighborhood bakery she loves and is already juggling enough when Nate, her first kiss and first heartbreak, comes back. A second chance at love arrives alongside a challenge from her late father's will.

When Wendy inherits her family's rundown inn in Blue Moon Bay, she returns determined to sell fast and leave old pain behind. Max, the wealthy stranger helping with repairs, makes walking away much harder than she expected.

Olivia plans a peaceful women's retreat by the sea, not a next-door invasion by firefighters. Then Brody, their irresistible leader, turns her careful plans into something warmer, messier, and far more romantic.

Harper wants a quiet holiday getaway, but a booking mix-up leaves her sharing a cabin with Gabriel, the upbeat divorce lawyer who just crossed her at work. The season gets a lot more complicated from there.

Already stretched thin, Holly receives a life-changing surprise that could reshape everything she and Dave imagined for their future. It is a tender final step in their journey from first date to family.

Holly is juggling some of life's biggest challenges, and the Montana mountains are one of the few places that still bring peace. She hopes sharing that peace with Dave can help them face what comes next together.

After a divorce from a rock star leaves Charlie broke and heartsore, renting out her bluff-top home seems practical. Falling for the soap actor working there, and rediscovering her own dreams, is not part of the deal.

Artist Megan finally has a shot at turning talent into a real career, but success means facing the doubts that have held her back for years. It also means seeing one man's longtime love in a whole new light.

Morgan returns home to open her beauty salon and is stunned to find Dallas, her brother's best friend and old crush, already in her rented space. Family grief and long-buried feelings make the holiday season anything but simple.

A hometown return, an occupied storefront, and a brother's best friend put old feelings under pressure just in time for the holidays. Beneath the festive setting is a second-chance romance shaped by family history and grief.

Maid of honor Sarah races to Atlanta to retrieve a cherished family heirloom for her best friend's wedding, only to be stuck with her old rival, best man Ben. A fake bride-and-groom quest quickly turns into something more.

Mary Ann crashes into Trevor on the way to bid on her grandmother's bracelet, then accidentally wins dates with him on a reality show. To get the prize money she needs, she must convince everyone, maybe including herself, that their romance is real.

Poppy creates an anonymous advice-column persona named Aubrey and suddenly becomes the voice everyone at school wants to hear. Keeping that secret gets much harder when a swoony new guy and real feelings enter the picture.

Wedding season throws a guarded heroine into close quarters with a man who sees through her careful defenses. Between family pressure and rising sparks, she has to decide whether love is worth the leap.

A festive mix-up brings two people together just as Christmas magic sweeps through town. What begins as a simple holiday complication soon turns into a sweet chance at lasting love.

Holiday cheer, a little chaos, and a surprising attraction shake up Christmas plans in this sweet seasonal romance. Beneath the festive fun is a heartfelt story about opening up to love.

Janine and Texas cowboy Jackson already seem mismatched before they get stranded together on an island. A business trip gone sideways soon turns into a sweet, funny lesson in how wrong first assumptions can be.

In Blue Moon Bay, one unexpected connection grows into bigger questions about trust, belonging, and what it means to stay. It is a warm small-town romance about choosing love when forever suddenly feels possible.

Abigail shows up late and frazzled for a blind date, only to find the by-the-book cop who just ticketed her waiting at the table. Staying might help save her favorite dog rescue, but falling for Cooper could change far more.

Overworked city girl Jennifer says yes to a blind double date and ends up on a whitewater adventure she never wanted. Dylan seems like her total opposite, but one disastrous outing may lead to exactly the reset she needs.

Reality-show producer Lacey comes to Christmas Mountain scouting a location and hoping to earn enough for a forever home of her own. Local innkeeper Jacob wants to protect the town, not fall for the woman changing it.

Lucy is tired of flashy men who only bring trouble, so she swears she will choose safe from now on. Then an unexpected crisis throws her into close contact with a man who is both dependable and impossible to ignore.

After her engagement falls apart, supermodel Missy opens a boutique and vows to start over on her own terms. A runaway puppy and a charming millionaire named Nick soon make that plan much harder to keep.

A pretend date seems like the easiest fix for wedding chaos until real feelings start getting involved. What begins as a practical arrangement soon tests whether this pair can stop acting and start trusting.

A woman hoping for a fresh start in love gets swept into a date that feels almost too perfect to trust. As real feelings break through the fantasy, she has to decide whether she is finally ready to risk her heart.

Hannah's longtime crush on her best friend's older brother is supposed to stay safely in the past. Then Blake moves in next door and asks her to be his date at a golf event, forcing her to face feelings she never really lost.

A change of scenery gives one cautious romantic a chance to step outside her routine and see love differently. What begins as a getaway soon turns into a choice between the life she planned and the one pulling her forward.

Practical Macy agrees to play Mrs. Claus, but her laid-back Santa is not what she expected. As Cal's holiday magic wins over the whole town, Macy starts wondering if love might be the most improbable gift of all.

Small-town artist Kari takes a mural job in the city and ends up pretending to be the girlfriend of ambitious CFO Adrian Maxwell. Their worlds could not be more different, which is exactly what makes the chemistry work.

A playful wager turns risky when pride, attraction, and wedding-week emotions begin to collide. Both leads think they can keep it light, until the bet stops feeling like a game.

Ruby sees a holiday contest as the perfect chance to win a better building for her growing doggie spa. The problem is Connor, her best friend's older brother, enters too, and the sparks between them threaten their friendship.

Martina bungles a blind date and accidentally spends the evening with Turner, her brother's best friend. The mistake would be easier to laugh off if he were not also the head of a rival company, and far too hard to resist.

A polished, tempting setup gives way to something deeper when a woman trying to stay sensible finds herself pulled toward a richer, riskier kind of romance. What looks indulgent at first may be exactly what her heart needs.

An old promise resurfaces just as a wedding draws near, bringing unfinished feelings with it. Past and present crash together in a sweet romance about timing, memory, and choosing love for real.

Nina works hard to support her grandfather and does not have time for distractions. Then Grayson arrives to evaluate the local country club, and their clashing priorities start to look a lot like attraction.

Back in Christmas Mountain, holiday traditions, close friends, and a new spark force one woman to rethink the future she thought she wanted. It is a cozy small-town romance with plenty of seasonal charm.

Amanda only wants a job for the holidays, but the position comes with Harry, his adorable son, and feelings she did not see coming. Christmas next door starts to look a lot like a second chance at home and love.