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The Porter Sisters Books in Order

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See the Porter Sisters books by Annie Seaton in order, with summaries, series background, connected characters, and guidance on where to start.

Last updated: July 14, 2026

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The Porter Sisters books in publication order

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6 books

1

Daintree

by Annie Seaton

2020

Doctor Emma Porter has made a quiet life in the Daintree until her first love, Jeremy Langford, joins the local hospital. Their past collides with a threat to the rainforest and community.

2

Diamond Sky

by Annie Seaton

2020

Engineer Dru Porter hides at a remote Kimberley diamond mine, but security specialist Connor Kirk suspects her when diamonds disappear. Her past catches up as danger turns the isolated desert deadly.

3

Kakadu Sunset

by Annie Seaton

2020

Helicopter pilot Ellie Porter finds suspicious excavation work near her family's former property in Kakadu. To uncover the truth, she must trust Kane McLaren, her difficult copilot and the owner's son.

4

Hidden Valley

by Annie Seaton

2021

Dee Peters receives a letter suggesting she may inherit a Northern Territory cattle station. As she and manager Ryan Carey search for answers, someone will do anything to keep the truth buried.

5

Larapinta

by Annie Seaton

2022

Widowed Sandra Porter joins a trek across the remote Larapinta Trail to find herself again. Nature photographer Graysen Hughes wants solitude, until danger leaves the pair relying on one another.

6

Kakadu Dawn

by Annie Seaton

2023

Stockman Cy Prescott, haunted by his father's murder conviction, takes work on Kane and Ellie's mango farm. Horticulturist Tarni Morgan has secrets too, and their wary connection offers both a risk and refuge.

The Porter Sisters books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "Kakadu Sunset"

    Kakadu Sunset

    by Annie Seaton

    2020The Porter Sisters, Book 1
  2. Book cover for "Daintree"

    Daintree

    by Annie Seaton

    2020The Porter Sisters, Book 2
  3. Book cover for "Diamond Sky"

    Diamond Sky

    by Annie Seaton

    2020The Porter Sisters, Book 3
  4. Book cover for "Hidden Valley"

    Hidden Valley

    by Annie Seaton

    2021The Porter Sisters, Book 4
  5. Book cover for "Larapinta"

    Larapinta

    by Annie Seaton

    2022The Porter Sisters, Book 5
  6. Book cover for "Kakadu Dawn"

    Kakadu Dawn

    by Annie Seaton

    2023The Porter Sisters, Book 6

Series background & context

The Porter Sisters series combines rural romance and romantic suspense across some of Australia's most striking landscapes. The linked books follow women connected to the Porter family as they face loss, secrets and dangerous threats while trying to build lives on their own terms.

It starts with Kakadu Sunset, where helicopter pilot Ellie Porter finds evidence of suspicious excavation work near her family's former property. The series then moves through rainforest country, the Kimberley, a Northern Territory cattle station and the Larapinta Trail. Every setting is beautiful, but none is easy.

The country raises the stakes.

Family history is a major thread. The women carry old grief, difficult relationships and questions about what has been kept from them. Their romantic partners are not simply there to rescue them. They are people with their own losses, responsibilities and reasons to be cautious.

The books can deliver a love story, but they also bring in environmental pressure, criminal activity, inheritance questions and the risks of isolation. Suspense matters, especially when a character's search for answers puts her in somebody else's way.

Read in order for the fullest sense of the Porter family and the returning characters. Each novel has a central couple and a self-contained conflict, while the family's wider story develops from book to book.

It is a good choice for readers who want romance with real tension and a strong Australian setting.

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