Wrecked Books in Order

The Wrecked series moves the action to Anchor Island, a rugged coastal community where the ocean is both backdrop and threat. Ferries, fishing boats, and stormy cliffs shape daily life, and almost everyone has some tie to the local bar, the construction company, or the old lodge that has watched generations come and go. On an island this small, history is never far away.

Reckless Memories kicks things off with a heroine who once idolized her sister’s boyfriend, only to have her world ripped apart and to watch him disappear in the aftermath. Years later she is back on Anchor, running his family’s bar and doing her best to avoid him when he returns. Their second chance unfolds alongside a series of unsettling events that suggest someone would like to keep old wounds from healing.

In Perfect Wreckage, a woman who has built a life on caution and control collides with a golden retriever energy lawyer who is everything she tells herself to avoid. One impulsive night sparks a slower burn as secrets from her past surface and someone seems determined to cut down her newfound happiness. Wrecked Palace centers on a young woman who becomes guardian to her younger siblings overnight, turning down dates and dreams to keep them fed and safe, until a tortured neighbor steps in with practical help and stubborn, unexpected care.

Reckless Refuge shifts into hermit territory with a heroine hiding on a remote corner of the island and the haunted artist who ends up on her doorstep. Both are fleeing ghosts, but the things stalking them are very real, and the island that once felt like sanctuary becomes a maze of threats. The final book, Beneath the Wreckage, follows a woman returning to Anchor to revive the seaside lodge she once dreamed of running with a lost friend. A gruff contractor helps her rebuild, but someone is sabotaging the project in ways that feel eerily personal.

Taken together, the Wrecked books are about rebuilding after shipwrecks of all kinds. Grief, guilt, and family pressure sit beside bonfires on the beach, teasing banter across a bar counter, and the fierce protectiveness of people who have already lost too much. Anchor Island itself becomes a character, moody and beautiful and never entirely safe, tying these romantic suspense stories into one long tide cycle of ruin and renewal.