The McKinnon Brothers Books in Order
The McKinnon Brothers is a series of 5 books written by Jennifer Gracen.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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The McKinnon Brothers books in publication order
5 books
All I Want for Christmas
by Jennifer Gracen
2014
Professor Cassandra Baines unexpectedly walks into the New York bar owned by Sean McKinnon, who broke her heart seven years earlier. Still drawn to her, Sean hopes the Christmas season will give their unfinished romance another chance.
The Doctor's Love
by Jennifer Gracen
2015
Art gallery employee Toni Westmore proposes a casual summer fling with visiting Irish doctor Gavin McKinnon. His approaching return to Ireland should make their arrangement simple, but growing feelings leave them questioning the limits they agreed to.
Marrying His Best Friend
by Jennifer Gracen
2016
When her daughter's absent father demands shared custody, single mother Maura Callahan faces a sudden threat to family stability. Her best friend Aidan proposes marriage to protect them, while concealing his hope that friendship can become lasting love.
Love in Dublin
by Jennifer Gracen
2017
Dublin single father Colin McKinnon meets American travel writer Maggie Spencer, whose life depends on movement and discovery. Exploring Ireland together helps them confront old losses, but their opposing needs for roots and freedom complicate a future.
Holidays in Manhattan
by Jennifer Gracen
2019
Irish bartender Anna McKinnon keeps romance casual after being hurt, while Manhattan banker David Beren wants more than work. Meeting during the holiday season draws these opposites together, challenging their habits and hopes for a lasting relationship.
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