The Sublime Books in Order
Part ofJulia Wolf Books in OrderBrowse The Sublime books by Julia Wolf in order, with publication details and summaries to help you choose where to start reading.
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The Sublime books in publication order
5 books
Eight Cozy Nights
by Julia Wolf
2018
Larissa rarely bothers with Hanukkah until her new neighbor Yo inspires her to celebrate. She has candles but cannot find her menorah; he has the opposite problem, giving two very different people a reason to share eight nights.
Fix Her Up
by Julia Wolf
2018
A busy lawyer trying to put her life in order takes on a fixer-upper house and unexpectedly gains a roommate. Avi, a heartbroken Israeli former soldier, unsettles her plans as the strangers begin sharing more than a home.
One Day Guy
by Julia Wolf
2018
Years after musician Joe broke her heart, a woman finds him living in her small town as a music teacher. Their renewed attraction offers another chance, but she must decide whether trusting him again is worth risking another heartbreak.
The Very Worst
by Julia Wolf
2018
Six months after a disastrous encounter, a dancer still finds herself drawn to brooding bartender James O’Malley. He wants another chance and a deeper commitment, but she wonders whether he can offer the openness he asks of her.
Want You Bad
by Julia Wolf
2018
A woman relying on strict routines finds her orderly small-town life disrupted by spontaneous newcomer Charlie Hamada. His encouragement helps her loosen control, but wanting more than friendship means challenging the boundaries he has placed around their growing connection.
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