With You (Britney King) Books in Order

The With You series is the most openly romantic branch of Britney King's work. It follows Jack Harrison and Amelie Rose, two people who meet as children and spend years trying to work out whether love can survive bad timing, distance, grief, and the choices they make when they are apart.

Their story begins in Somewhere With You at Camp Hope, a summer camp for children who have lost a parent. Jack is older, driven, and guarded. Amelie is younger, observant, free-spirited, and already determined to see more of the world than one place can offer. Their first connection grows into a friendship that carries them through the years.

They keep finding each other. They also keep losing their way.

As adults, Jack becomes a focused businessman who likes plans, control, and forward motion. Amelie becomes a photographer for a travel magazine, a life that suits her need to move and resist being tied down. They seem to want opposite things, but neither can quite let the other go. The first book follows them from childhood into adulthood, showing how shared loss and long familiarity can become both a comfort and a complication.

Anywhere with You continues their story when Jack proposes a cross-country road trip. The trip gives them space to revisit old feelings, test the life they might build together, and argue about the fears that have kept them apart. Jack is used to pursuing what he wants. Amelie is used to running before anyone can ask too much of her. That contrast drives much of the tension.

The series has drama and suspense around the edges, but its main focus is emotional. It is about first love, friendship, missed chances, and the way people can be deeply connected while still struggling to choose the same future. Jack and Amelie travel widely, yet the question underneath their story remains simple: is there a place where both of them can finally stay?

These books work as a two-part arc, so begin with Somewhere With You. It establishes their childhood bond, their separate adult lives, and the history that makes every later reunion matter. Then read Anywhere with You for the next stage of their difficult, affectionate, and often frustrating journey.

Sometimes the hardest part of love is standing still long enough to accept it.