Helen J. Rolfe Books In Order

Publication Order of Café at the End of the Pier Books

Publication Order of Heritage Cove Books

Publication Order of The Kindness Club on Mapleberry Lane Books

Publication Order of Lantern Square Books

Publication Order of Little Woodville Cottage Books

Publication Order of Magnolia Creek Books

Publication Order of New York Ever After Books

Publication Order of Standalone Novels

Helen J. Rolfe is an English author who writes romantic fiction and contemporary women’s fiction. She writes books about family, friendship, secrets, and community.

She was born in the United Kingdom and graduated from University with a business degree. After her studies, she began working in I.T. which took her to Australia. It was while living there that she decided to start studying writing and journalism as that was what she loved. Helen J. Rolfe would freelance for numerous magazines and write articles for the PR department of a children’s hospital before she finally began writing fiction in 2011. She has continued on that path ever since and believes that this is her dream job.

Rolfe makes her home in Hertfordshire, UK, with her husband and their children.

A Summer Surprise is the beginning of the The Kindness Club on Mapleberry Lane series. Veronica has the neatest house on Mapleberry Lane with everything in its proper place, but the sad fact is that Veronica hasn’t actually left her home in years. When her granddaughter shows up one day, Veronica will have her life turned upside down. Audrey has struggled to find her place in the world after her parents’ divorce, but now she’s looking to find a way to help her gran reconnect with the community. Her idea is a kindness club as one generous action per day can make the world a better place while also helping one another. Veronica and Audrey start to feel braver each day as the acts of kindness spread through the village.

The Kindness Club on Mapleberry Lane series continues with An Autumn Promise. Veronica and Audrey welcome Veronica’s daughter Sam to the house and they finally have the chance to bring their family back together. Charlie is Veronica’s neighbor and for years him and his little girl Layla have been her lifeline. Now, Charlie and Sam are striking up a connection and there is hope that he can heal her bruised heart.

Coming Home to Heritage Cove is the first book in the Heritage Cove series. Barney has been like a father figure to Melissa since she was a little girl so when he ends up in the hospital she rushes back to town. It’s been five years since she was in town and returning won’t be easy, especially when she runs into Harvey. He was the love of her life and the one she’s never been able to forget. The two were meant to move away together, but Harvey changed his mind and she went without him.

The two blame each other for what happened with neither one willing to admit fault. When Barney wants to cancel the the charity fundraiser he holds every year in the barn on his property, Harvey and Melissa realize they’ll have to do it. The two manage to unearth a secret Barney has never shared with anyone which sets them on a journey to bring back the Barney they know and love.

The Heritage Cove series continues with Christmas at the Little Waffle Shack. Christmastime in Heritage Cove brings a lot of holiday cheer, but this year it is also the opening of the new waffle shack. The owner is Daniel, back to make amends with his brother and whoever else he may have offended in his day. Lucy is new to the village. She’s a blacksmith who has been pretending to still be with her ex in order to keep his gran happy in her old age, but now she is getting tired of the lying. She wants to come clean and live her own life, including possibly starting something with Daniel. However, Daniel is hiding things as well and she’s not sure if these secrets are ones that she’ll be able to look past.

Summer Nights in Lantern Square is the first book in the Lantern Square series. Hannah has a found a home in the charming Cotswold village of Butterbury. She had lived in the big city before, but now runs a small business from her cottage and couldn’t be happier. She makes handmade gifts which are the perfect way to show someone you care and she always tries to deliver something special to the people in town. As the town glows for the Summer Fair, Hannah finds herself facing old memories and, hopefully, a new romance.

Spring at the Café at the End of the Pier sees a woman named Jo who runs her grandparents’ little café at the end of the pier in Salthaven. She’s starting to get to know the locals and make a home here when she finds out that her ex-boyfriend Harry is her new accountant. This brings back feelings from the past. He’s here to help sort the finances, but he also seems to have another agenda and she worries about spending too much time with him. Instead of dealing with her own love life, Jo instead starts arranging blind dates for some of the regulars at the café. The question becomes not just will they find love at the café, but will Jo as well?

Christmas at The Little Knitting Box is the first book in the New York Ever After series. Cleo runs the Little Knitting Box which has been in her family for four decades. She’s been doing a good job running the store and concentrating on her work, but then she gets a letter int he mail that changes everything. Dylan has been trying to rebuild his life after the end of his marriage and the passing of his mother. He’s a stay-at-home dad trying to give his kids the home they need when he meets Cleo. The two form a connection and seem like a match, but life isn’t black and white and both of them will have difficult choices to make if they are going to make this relationship work.