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Sweet Haven Farm Books in Order

Part ofJessie Gussman Books in Order

See the Sweet Haven Farm books by Jessie Gussman in order, with short summaries, reading order, and background on this early series.

Last updated: June 29, 2026

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Sweet Haven Farm books in publication order

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4 books

1

Harvest Moon Homecoming

by Jessie Gussman

2017

With a high school float disaster and a deadline closing in, this early Sweet Haven Farm story brings old connections and harvest-season chaos together in a sweet small-town romance.

2

Better Together

by Jessie Gussman

2018

A fake engagement at Sweet Haven Farm starts as a plan and turns into a test of what these two really want. It is warm, rural, and full of community energy.

3

Just Right

by Jessie Gussman

2018

A woman planning a throwback Christmas party in a barn and a man just trying to help out make an unlikely pair. Wrong on paper starts feeling exactly right.

4

Anything for You

by Jessie Gussman

2020

After the circus she works for collapses, a woman lands back in small-town life with no clear plan. The man willing to help her may also be the one who changes everything.

Sweet Haven Farm books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "Harvest Moon Homecoming"

    Harvest Moon Homecoming

    by Jessie Gussman

    2017Sweet Haven Farm, Book 1
  2. Book cover for "Better Together"

    Better Together

    by Jessie Gussman

    2018Sweet Haven Farm, Book 2
  3. Book cover for "Just Right"

    Just Right

    by Jessie Gussman

    2018Sweet Haven Farm, Book 3
  4. Book cover for "Anything for You"

    Anything for You

    by Jessie Gussman

    2020Sweet Haven Farm, Book 4

Series background & context

Sweet Haven Farm is one of Jessie Gussman's earlier series, and you can see a lot of her long-term interests taking shape here. The setting is rural and community-centered. The romances are sweet. Work matters. Family matters. So does the question of whether two people can make a steady life in the same place.

The farm comes first in the best way.

These books lean into harvest season, barn events, neighbors, and practical small-town problems. Even when the romance setup is bright and tropey, a fake engagement, a mismatched pair, a woman starting over, the stories feel grounded because the characters are always doing something real. They are planning, fixing, helping, showing up, and learning how to carry one another's burdens.

There is also a lot of warmth in this series. Compared with some of Gussman's later books, Sweet Haven Farm feels a little simpler and more contained, which can make it a great place to start if you want to see the shape of her storytelling without the larger web of connected towns.

Begin with Harvest Moon Homecoming, then move into Better Together, Just Right, and Anything for You. The sequence is short, easy to follow, and gives you a clear sense of the tone she would go on refining in later series.

If you like harvest festivals, fake dating energy, and romance that grows out of community life, Sweet Haven Farm is a comfortable place to settle in.

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