The Delaneys of Cambria Books in Order
The Delaneys of Cambria is a series of 5 books written by Linda Seed.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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The Delaneys of Cambria books in publication order
5 books
A Long, Cool Rain
by Linda Seed
2017
His uncle’s death leads Colin Delaney to uncover a secret within his wealthy California family. Revealing it to Julia McCray upends both households, while their growing attraction complicates her loyalty to her troubled brother.
The Promise of Lightning
by Linda Seed
2017
Megan Scott feels trapped as her relationship with rancher Liam Delaney moves too quickly. A wedding brings Liam together with estranged cousin Drew McCray, whose growing feelings for Megan threaten to deepen their longstanding family feud.
Loving the Storm
by Linda Seed
2018
Rancher Liam Delaney struggles with bereavement, a breakup, and an injury when artist Aria Howard offers hope. Her hidden past has taught her to distrust lasting love, leaving Liam to discover what she needs to feel safe.
Searching for Sunshine
by Linda Seed
2018
Widowed mother Breanna Delaney hires contractor Jake Travis to restore her neglected beach house. As they work together, his painful divorce and her grief make their growing attraction a chance to reconsider their own unmet needs.
The Delaneys of Cambria
by Linda Seed
2018
This collection gathers four romances about the wealthy Delaney family on California’s Central Coast. Family secrets, a feud between cousins, past trauma, and a widow’s home renovation complicate new relationships across the interconnected novels.
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