Sweet Salvation Brewery Books in Order
Part ofAvery Flynn Books in OrderBrowse the Sweet Salvation Brewery books by Avery Flynn in order, with summaries, reading tips, and small-town series background.
Last updated: July 8, 2026
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Sweet Salvation Brewery books in publication order
3 books
Enemies on Tap
by Avery Flynn
2014
Miranda returns to Salvation to save her family's brewery, only to find her best hope is Logan, the man who once broke her heart. He needs the land, she needs his help, and neither is ready for what the bet between them becomes.
Hollywood on Tap
by Avery Flynn
2014
Natalie wants to modernize the brewery she inherited with her sisters, but brewmaster Sean shoots down every plan. Their battle over the business quickly turns into something hotter, especially once his secrets start slipping loose.
Trouble on Tap
by Avery Flynn
2015
Olivia comes home to Salvation broke, humiliated, and furious after her ex posts naked photos online. Police chief Mateo thinks she is nothing but trouble, but the attraction between them is harder to outrun than the town gossip.
Sweet Salvation Brewery books in chronological order
Series background & context
Sweet Salvation Brewery is Avery Flynn's small-town family series, and it wears that identity proudly. These books are set in Salvation, Virginia, where everybody knows the town's history, everybody has an opinion about the brewery, and old relationships do not stay buried for long.
The brewery itself is the anchor. It ties the Sweet sisters together and gives every romance a built-in stake beyond the couple's feelings. When the family's business is threatened, every decision has money, reputation, and hometown pride attached to it. That makes the love stories feel grounded even when the chemistry gets loud.
The heroes fit the setting well. There is the man with old heartbreak and a bank's leverage over the land. There is the brewmaster who does not love change. There is the police chief who thinks the returned heroine is bad news. None of them get easy, low-drama romances. Salvation is too small for that, and the characters all have history.
What gives the series extra charm is the mix of loyalty and friction. The sisters are connected, the town is watchful, and the past is always close enough to trip over. Flynn gets a lot of mileage out of that. The books feel neighborly without becoming overly sweet. People care, but they also remember every bad decision you have ever made.
If you like second chances, hometown tension, and a family business that forces people to face each other, this is a satisfying series. Enemies on Tap, Hollywood on Tap, and Trouble on Tap all build on that promise while giving each sister her own kind of trouble.
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