Thor's Shipbuilding Books in Order
Part ofEvie Mitchell Books in OrderExplore Thor’s Shipbuilding books by Evie Mitchell in order, with summaries, connected small-town background, and suggestions for where to start reading.
Last updated: July 14, 2026
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Thor's Shipbuilding books in publication order
4 books
Clean Sweep
by Evie Mitchell
2020
A Larsson sibling finds romance in the middle of small-town obligations and family connections. The story brings together strong attraction, familiar faces, and the warm chaos of Astipia community life.
Reality Check
by Evie Mitchell
2020
An unexpected pregnancy forces two very different people to confront what they want from the future. In a close community, attraction quickly becomes a practical and emotional reality check.
The Christmas Contract
by Evie Mitchell
2020
A holiday arrangement brings a movie star and a small-town connection into close quarters. With Christmas expectations mounting, their contract begins to feel like something much harder to walk away from.
The X-list
by Evie Mitchell
2020
A small-town romance with disability representation, unexpected attraction, and the pressure of being seen on your own terms. The Larsson family’s close-knit world provides support, teasing, and complications.
Thor's Shipbuilding books in chronological order
Series background & context
Thor’s Shipbuilding is a connected small-town romance grouping set in Evie Mitchell’s Isle of Astipia world. Its stories link through a local shipbuilding business, the Larsson family circle, and the familiar rhythm of a coastal community where work and personal lives frequently overlap.
These books are quick, high-heat contemporary romances. Each focuses on a different couple, so readers can pick a premise that appeals to them, while reading in order adds family context and recurring-character moments.
The workplace is part of the backdrop, not the whole story.
The listed titles include Clean Sweep, The X-List, Reality Check, and The Christmas Contract. Their couples face the sort of complications that suit a close community: old history, surprising attraction, health challenges, unintended consequences, and the difficulty of keeping a new relationship private when everyone is connected.
The tone stays lighter than romantic suspense, with a strong emphasis on family, friendship, and characters finding ways to be honest about what they need. The setting carries the feel of a place built around practical work, local loyalty, and people who show up when someone needs help.
Readers looking for sibling-and-community romances with short, steamy installments can begin with Clean Sweep. Those who prefer a holiday entry point may enjoy The Christmas Contract.
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