Taylor Jenkins Reid Books in Order

Elsie Porter and Ben Ross marry after a whirlwind romance, but nine days later Ben dies in an accident. Elsie must face his mother, who never knew she existed, as both women struggle with their unexpected grief.

With their marriage reaching a breaking point, Lauren and Ryan agree to spend a year apart without contacting each other. Lauren explores what she wants from life and love while reconsidering the relationship she thought would last forever.

Back in Los Angeles, Hannah Martin reconnects with an old boyfriend during a night out. Her choice of whom to go home with creates two parallel lives, each exploring the consequences of a seemingly ordinary decision.

Emma Blair rebuilds her life after her husband Jesse disappears in a helicopter accident, eventually becoming engaged to Sam. When Jesse is found alive, she must reconsider who she has become and what loving each man means.

Aging Hollywood star Evelyn Hugo chooses little-known reporter Monique Grant to write her biography. As Evelyn recounts her rise, marriages, and hidden loves, Monique begins to understand that the assignment has a more personal significance than she expected.

A Southern California woman writes to a stranger after discovering an affair involving their spouses. Their correspondence offers unexpected comfort, while letters between the lovers expose another perspective on the betrayal in this short story about fractured relationships.

Aspiring singer Daisy Jones crosses paths with the rock band The Six as both pursue success in the 1970s. Working with frontman Billy Dunne produces powerful music, but attraction, ambition, and personal commitments complicate their increasingly intense collaboration.

In August 1983, the four Riva siblings prepare for their annual Malibu party under the shadow of their famous father's legacy. Over one crowded night, family tensions, private disappointments, and long-held secrets threaten the lives they have built.

Retired tennis champion Carrie Soto returns to competition when another player threatens her record. At thirty-seven, she trains with her father and a former romantic partner, confronting the physical demands and personal costs of trying to reclaim her place.

Physics professor Joan Goodwin joins NASA’s first group of female astronaut candidates in 1980. Training in Houston brings unexpected friendships and love, while the demands of spaceflight test her ambitions and the relationships she has built.

In 1974, pool hustlers Victoria Lucchese and Colette Wilson travel across America taking money from unsuspecting opponents. As their reputation spreads and easy targets disappear, an ambitious scheme tests their friendship, trust, and increasingly different desires.