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The Austens Books in Order

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Explore The Austens books by Staci Hart in order, with publication dates, short book summaries and a guide to the series reading sequence.

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The Austens books in publication order

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6 books

1

Wasted Words

by Staci Hart

2016

Bookseller Cam Emerson enjoys matchmaking but believes her athletic roommate Tyler Knight belongs with someone entirely different. Tyler sees their compatibility clearly, leaving Cam's assumptions about who deserves whom as the obstacle to a romance close at hand.

2

A Little Too Late

by Staci Hart

2017

Struggling single father Charlie hires Hannah to care for his children after his wife leaves. Her presence brings warmth back into their home, but attraction between employer and nanny confronts personal secrets and the wounds of their pasts.

3

A Thousand Letters

by Staci Hart

2017

Seven years after rejecting the man she loved, a woman faces his return during a painful family crisis. Unanswered letters and lingering regret stand between them as they confront how much rejection and separation have changed their lives.

4

After her father's death and the loss of her home, Annie Daschle arrives in New York with a list of experiences to pursue. Meeting Greg Brandon complicates her plans while her heart condition makes the future uncertain.

5

Love, Hannah

by Staci Hart

2020

Hannah becomes nanny to a struggling single father's children and finds herself increasingly drawn to her employer. Living with his family creates intimacy, but their professional boundaries, his heartbreak, and her own doubts make acting on those feelings difficult.

6

Pride and Papercuts

by Staci Hart

2020

Laney Bennet clashes with Liam Darcy while representing book bar Wasted Words on his advertising team. His dismissive treatment and her sharp replies fuel mutual hostility, but working together makes their assumptions about each other difficult to sustain.

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