The Sherbrookes of Newport Books in Order

Navy doctor Charlie returns to North Salem to consider her future, only for a hurricane to interrupt her plans. Helping the town recover brings billionaire Jake into her life, challenging her assumptions about his reputation and her own resistance to love.

After her mother's death, Callie learns that her father is a prominent presidential candidate. His protective stepson Dylan approaches her with suspicion, but growing affection complicates his efforts to guard the family and places their new relationship at risk.

Sara has avoided relationships since a betrayal, concentrating instead on her political career. Reconnecting with her brother's friend Christopher at a wedding sparks an attraction that grows through their work together, but pursuing it could strain loyalties on every side.

Lauren believes a wealthy executive may offer the relationship missing from her otherwise satisfying life. Then her former sweetheart Nate returns after fifteen years, determined to repair his mistake and forcing her to choose between new promise and unfinished love.

Trent Sherbrooke wants a Senate seat and needs a better public image. His advisor sees business owner Addison as the solution, but a calculated courtship becomes real affection, leaving Trent to face the consequences of a relationship begun through deception.

Warren Sherbrooke expects to marry someone from his own privileged world, despite his longstanding friendship with Ruth Taylor. One weekend changes their connection, beginning a love story shaped by the social differences he had assumed would keep them apart.

A dance at his brother's wedding reunites Grayson Sherbrooke with childhood friend Kiera. Their friendship develops into love, but a secret Gray has protected for years threatens the future they are beginning to imagine together.

Derek reluctantly agrees to a charity bachelor auction and asks longtime friend Brooklyn to ensure she wins him. The arrangement seems like a convenient way to control the evening, until a kiss changes what both expect from their friendship.

Allison Sherbrooke's promising romance hides a growing threat from an obsessive stalker. Marine captain Rock Raimono is falling in love with her, and protecting her becomes a personal mission as the man watching Allison refuses to let her go.

Curt leaves finance behind to renovate homes and write while concealing his wealthy family identity. His DEA-agent neighbor Taylor and her niece draw him toward a different future, until Taylor's returning sister threatens to exploit their new relationship.

Leah turns to friendship with Gavin after discovering his half brother's infidelity. A holiday invitation helps their connection become romantic, but an overheard conversation casts doubt on Gavin's intentions and forces Leah to decide whether she can trust again.

Returning soldier Brett prepares for a Senate campaign while exploring a romance with Jennifer, a longtime correspondent. Their growing relationship must withstand his demanding schedule, then faces a greater threat when an opponent discovers secrets from Jennifer's past.

Curt wants to adopt the niece Taylor has raised before their approaching wedding. A letter from the girl's imprisoned mother brings a man claiming possible fatherhood to their door, threatening the legal recognition of the family Curt already cherishes.

Courtney values privacy but agrees to a temporary marriage with actor Josh to help him retain custody of his daughter. Their holiday connection becomes harder to dismiss, leaving her to decide whether his feelings extend beyond the arrangement.

Juliette escapes a scandal by renting a cottage in rural New Hampshire, intending to avoid both publicity and romance. An ice storm brings her into Aaron's home, where attraction grows despite his doubts about fitting into her very different world.

A bet sends billionaire Alec to a summer landscaping job on Sanborn Island, where he unexpectedly falls for his boss. Gianna gradually sees beyond his privileged background, but experiences from her past may prevent her from trusting what develops.