The Prescotts Books in Order

Divorce attorney Theo Prescott distrusts lasting love, while his best friend Lauren MacKinnon has secretly wanted him for years. Determined to move on without losing their friendship, she accepts a blind-date plan that forces Theo to confront unexpected jealousy.

Hospitality executive Lucian Prescott hides both criminal connections and his love for Olivia Walsh, the daughter of an important investor. Her dangerous ex begins stalking her, drawing Lucian toward the woman he has tried to keep at a distance.

Willa Banks tries to move past an intimate encounter with her withdrawn boss Max Prescott, who fears hurting her. A promising match on a dating app seems to offer escape, but she does not realize that her new connection is Max himself.

Kayla Bristowe encounters former boss Sebastian Prescott at a resort where he now teaches snowboarding. He still blames her for his firing, but being snowed in together forces them to confront the attraction that survives their resentment and troubled history.

Divorced Felicity Hawthorne wins a date with firefighter Noah Prescott at a charity auction. He offers to help her practice dating without committing to a relationship, but their growing intimacy challenges his belief that responsibilities leave no room for love.

Paramedic Madison Petrov agrees to a friends-with-benefits arrangement with her partner Levi Prescott after a painful breakup. He wants more than casual intimacy, while she struggles to regain confidence and decide whether she can risk trusting someone again.

Artist Violet MacAllister hides her feelings for best friend Hudson Prescott, fearing another rejection. After an emotional night changes his understanding of their friendship, her proposal to paint his nude portrait gives him a chance to reveal how he feels.

After two years with Sebastian Prescott, Kayla Bristowe worries about his reluctance to propose and suspects she may be pregnant. He senses her pulling away and plans a proposal, leaving their shared future tangled in uncertainty and unspoken fears.