Table for One Books in Order
Part ofLeah Atwood Books in OrderBrowse the Table for One books by Leah Atwood in order, with summaries, series background, and where to start with these contemporary romances.
Last updated: July 15, 2026
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Table for One books in publication order
4 books
Table for One
by Leah Atwood
2017
A contemporary romance about a life built for one that begins to make room for someone else. Independence feels safe until an unexpected connection changes the shape of the future.
All By Myself
by Leah Atwood
2018
A character accustomed to handling life alone meets a relationship that challenges every careful boundary. This warm romance asks whether self-reliance and love can exist side by side.
Love From A Blog
by Leah Atwood
2022
Modern online life complicates a budding romance in this contemporary story. A connection that begins through a blog must survive the difference between public impressions and private truth.
Love on Vacation
by Leah Atwood
2022
A getaway changes more than the scenery when an unexpected attraction interrupts a carefully planned vacation. Two people must decide whether the connection belongs only to the trip, or to real life.
Table for One books in chronological order
Table for One
by Leah Atwood
2017Table for One, Book 1
All By Myself
by Leah Atwood
2018Table for One, Book 2
Love on Vacation
by Leah Atwood
2022Table for One, Book 3
Love From A Blog
by Leah Atwood
2022Table for One, Book 4
Series background & context
The Table for One books are contemporary romances about people whose independent routines are interrupted by connection. The series begins with Table for One, continues with All By Myself, and later includes Love on Vacation and Love From A Blog.
The titles play with solitude, modern dating, and the surprise of finding that a life built for one may have room for someone else. Atwood keeps the focus on emotional choices rather than on high drama.
Being alone is not the same as being lonely.
Across the books, readers can expect characters dealing with work, travel, online life, expectations, and the difficulty of letting another person see the unguarded parts of them. The romances are clean, warm, and shaped by faith and the support of friends or family.
The connected titles make this a good choice for readers who enjoy contemporary settings but still want the comfort of a familiar romance structure. Each installment has its own couple and can be read for its central relationship, while the series order adds context and recurring community ties.
Begin with Table for One, then follow with All By Myself, Love on Vacation, and Love From A Blog.
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