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Wishing Well: Hometown Heart Books in Order

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See the Wishing Well: Hometown Heart books in order by Melanie Shawn, with short summaries, series notes, and help choosing where to begin.

Last updated: June 29, 2026

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Wishing Well: Hometown Heart books in publication order

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4 books

1

Silver Lining Love

by Melanie Shawn

2021

Back in Wishing Well, love shows up in the middle of everyday life and asks two guarded people to risk more than they planned. It is warm, connected, and rooted in hometown familiarity.

2

Blue Moon Love

by Melanie Shawn

2024

Best friends Sam and Kenna have been secretly in love for years, but fear keeps both of them stuck. Wishing Well, therapy, and one final push make this friends-to-lovers romance especially satisfying.

3

Cloud Nine Love

by Melanie Shawn

2024

A stranded airport-bar connection turns very awkward when Remi Rhodes discovers his mystery woman is tied to the wedding party waiting in Wishing Well. Their reunion is funny, steamy, and full of bad timing.

4

Shooting Star Love

by Melanie Shawn

2024

Wishing Well's favorite charmer finally meets a love story that asks more of him than easy flirting ever did. This is a hometown romance about looking past image and aiming for something real.

Wishing Well: Hometown Heart books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "Silver Lining Love"

    Silver Lining Love

    by Melanie Shawn

    2021Wishing Well: Hometown Heart, Book 1
  2. Book cover for "Shooting Star Love"

    Shooting Star Love

    by Melanie Shawn

    2024Wishing Well: Hometown Heart, Book 2
  3. Book cover for "Cloud Nine Love"

    Cloud Nine Love

    by Melanie Shawn

    2024Wishing Well: Hometown Heart, Book 3
  4. Book cover for "Blue Moon Love"

    Blue Moon Love

    by Melanie Shawn

    2024Wishing Well: Hometown Heart, Book 4

Series background & context

Wishing Well: Hometown Heart returns to the Texas world readers already know, but with a slightly later-in-life feel. These books still have the small-town warmth of the original series, yet many of the romances feel more settled, more aware of history, and more interested in what it takes to build a lasting home rather than just fall into one.

Weddings, family ties, and long memories do a lot of the work here.

That creates a lovely sense of continuity. The town remains familiar, but the emotional focus shifts toward characters who have already lived enough to know what they can lose. Friends-to-lovers stories hit differently in that context. So do one-night stands that turn into something harder to dismiss, or hometown returns that bring unfinished feelings back to the surface.

The series keeps the same strengths that make Wishing Well easy to like, warmth, meddling locals, attractive men with hidden soft spots, and heroines trying to protect their peace without giving up joy. If you enjoy connected romance worlds that grow with their characters, Hometown Heart is a very natural next stop.

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