The Connor Family Books in Order

The Connor Family series shifts the action to sunny Los Angeles and introduces another big, boisterous family that lives by simple rules: laugh hard, love harder, and always look after each other. The six Connor siblings are as different as can be, but they share an unshakable loyalty that runs through every book.

The series begins with Landon, a widowed tech CEO whose life has narrowed to work and grief. In Anything For You, a trip home to LA for a much needed break throws him back into the chaos of siblings, nieces, and nephews. There he meets Maddie, his sister’s landscape designer, and discovers that he may not be as done with love as he thought. Their slow burn romance plays out alongside family barbecues, impromptu gatherings, and a steady stream of teasing from his brothers and sisters.

Other Connor stories explore different corners of this world. Lori, a single mom and wedding planner, falls for a charismatic soccer club owner who no longer believes in marriage, even as she spends her days planning other people’s happily ever afters. Detective Will Connor, known for his strict personal rules, finds those rules tested by Paige, a nonprofit development director who knows the cost of loving someone in uniform. Carter, a high powered attorney raising his two nieces, clashes with Valentina, the perfume entrepreneur across the hall who keeps “accidentally” getting drawn deeper into his home life.

Later books dig into fame, pressure, and second chances. Jace Connor is a professional soccer star trying to shake off his party boy image when he falls for his coach’s daughter, a sponsorship manager determined to prove she earned her job. Reid, a publicity shy hotel mogul, has to work with fiery PR consultant Hailey Connor when the tabloids come for his privacy and his family, forcing him to let someone into a world he usually keeps locked down.

Across the series, the Connors’ home in LA acts as a hub. Siblings drop in and out of one another’s books, bringing humor, unsolicited advice, and a sense that every romance happens inside a much larger story about family. There are crossovers with the Bennetts as well, since Landon is a cousin, so fans of that series will recognize familiar names.

The tone is sexy and heartfelt. Grief, single parenting, and career pressure sit beside flirty texting, inside jokes, and plenty of heat. Readers who like romances where Sunday dinners, group chats, and sibling loyalty are as important as the central love story will feel right at home with the Connors.