The Health and Happiness Society Books in Order

With her sister's wedding approaching, twenty-two-year-old Lexie Greene joins a dieting group and begins exercising. As she loses weight, she discovers that confidence and happiness require more than physical change, forcing her to confront the judgments shaping her self-image.

Career upheaval, debt and failed relationships drive cardiac nurse Megan Bailey to become a summer camp chef. Amid kitchen disasters and uncertain colleagues, help from her brothers and ranger Justin supports her as her parents' possible divorce brings another crisis.

Inspired by the Health and Happiness Society novels, this cookbook brings together recipes developed with food blogger Kimberley of Prairie Winds Life. Dishes such as gourmet popcorn connect the characters' enthusiasm for food with ideas readers can prepare themselves.

Bitsy Walker keeps strict control of her diet, household and cleaning business until her ex-husband returns. As their daughters welcome him and joint custody becomes possible, Bitsy struggles with binge eating and fears that losing control will unravel her life.

Her brother's death leaves fifty-one-year-old Mira Montgomery without family, while a development company threatens her store. As her friends celebrate happier changes, Mira confronts grief and depression, deciding whether to protect her remaining stability or attempt a fresh start.

After losing 110 pounds, college dropout Rachelle Martin remains unhappy despite reaching her target weight. When an injury prevents her from running a long-awaited race, she turns reluctantly to therapy and confronts the past she has tried to outrun.

Freshman Anna Buchanan dreams of studying abroad, but college brings expenses, a difficult roommate and disappointing romance. Between plasma donations, deli work and an unpaid internship, she struggles to make room for her ambitions as troubling news threatens her plans.