The Fiennes Family Books in Order

The Fiennes Family stories are short, seasonal romances built around family ties, Thanksgiving plans, and the kind of gathering where everybody is in your business before dessert. They are quick reads, but they still have the easy chemistry and conversational rhythm that run through so much of Christina C Jones's work.

At the center of Thank Me Later, Nicholas and Bee get pulled together by a favor that turns into fake dating, then something much harder to keep casual. The setup is light, but the payoff comes from watching two people relax into each other while a big family event keeps the pressure on.

This is very much a holiday series.

What makes the Fiennes books work is the mix of warmth and chaos. The romance moves fast, but it is surrounded by cousins, expectations, holiday obligations, and the accidental intimacy that comes from showing up at a family table with someone who was supposed to be temporary. If you like interconnected novellas, strong family energy, and a romance that feels cozy without being flat, this series is an easy pick.

The books are especially good for readers who want a complete love story in one sitting. You get the humor, the attraction, and the little emotional pivot where pretending stops working.

And because the family is part of the fun, the holiday backdrop actually matters instead of just dressing the room.