The Love Vixen Books in Order

After Catalina's violent ex attacks her, her reclusive former Army Ranger neighbor Booker comes to her rescue. Their attraction is immediate, but Booker's trauma and self-doubt make him determined to keep Cat at a distance.

A woman helping her late best friend's husband raise his young daughter develops feelings she fears betray her friend's memory. Turning to the Love Vixen for advice, she struggles to balance grief, loyalty, and possible romance.

A SEAL-connected romance pairs strong attraction with the complications of history, loyalty, and a close-knit community. The couple must decide whether a surprising connection is worth the risk of opening their guarded hearts.

An urgent summons home brings an overworked woman face to face with the childhood friend who broke her heart. Invoking their old marriage pact before her approaching birthday, he pursues a reunion she isn't sure she can trust.

A woman secretly in love with her lifelong best friend faces a promotion that would move her across the country. Seeking the Love Vixen's advice, she must choose between confessing her feelings and starting a new life.

This introductory novella presents a fictional relationship blogger whose blunt advice has become an international phenomenon. Through her posts, public appearances, and growing following, readers enter the world that connects the Love Vixen romance stories.

An Olympic swimmer returns home and takes a job with the woman who has wanted him since her teens. Their renewed attraction collides with workplace rules, leaving her to question whether risking her career means love or lust.

A broke coffee delivery worker is mistaken for an advertising intern and accepts the unexpected opportunity. As attraction grows between her and the executive who hired her, she fears admitting the truth will cost both job and romance.

The Love Vixen trades barbed messages with a Boston critic who rejects her relationship advice and belief in lasting love. Their clash over honesty, communication, and romantic expectations brings the advice giver's own heart into the spotlight.

Returning for her twin brother's wedding, a woman faces the best man who kissed her sixteen years earlier. Her cousin seeks the Love Vixen's advice as she considers avoiding him rather than risking another unanswered romantic question.

Back in Wishing Well, love shows up in the middle of everyday life and asks two guarded people to risk more than they planned. It is warm, connected, and rooted in hometown familiarity.

After repeated disappointing dates and watching her friends marry, a woman decides to stop searching for love. Advice from the Love Vixen encourages self-discovery, while her attractive but infuriating neighbor provides a persistent distraction close to home.