Abbi Glines Books In Order

Publication Order of Existence Books

Publication Order of Sea Breeze Books

Publication Order of The Vincent Boys Books

Publication Order of Rosemary Beach Books

Publication Order of The Field Party Books

Publication Order of Once She Dreamed Books

Publication Order of Sea Breeze Meets Rosemary Beach Books

Publication Order of Smoke Books

Publication Order of South of the Mason Dixon Books

Publication Order of Sweet Books

Publication Order of Black Souls Books

Publication Order of Standalone Novels

Publication Order of Anthologies

Abbi Glines’ name is bound to come up among a number of subjects largely revolving around matters of relationships and romance, more so than a number of other similarly or more famous names. Known for more than a few cheap relationship quotes, Abbi Glines perfectly exemplifies the term upcoming talent’ within the realm of fiction.

You would have come across her name splashed above several others, this bestselling novelist (Ney York Times, Wall Street Journal, USA Today) having taken the young adult romance literature realm by storm. Certainly many have been known to and will continue to define her by the cute relationship quotes that litter her books.

Others however will recognize the talent she brings to the table in the six series she has published in less than three years, the volumes totaling up to a glorious 21 novels and counting.

Abbi Glines is best personified-at least by those that first encountered her- through the Too Far series, the four novels that first exploded from her mind in the adult fiction genre, easily garnering popularity from a variety of readers, so much so that she has already embarked on a writing two more books in the series, one a spinoff of the story, and the other, a retelling of the original plot within the voice of the male lead.

And as would be expected the anticipation for both works, expected to hit the shelves in 2014, is reaching a fever pitch, with Abbi Glines’ name expected to only reach higher peaks.

+Abbi was conceived in Alabama, Birmingham to be specific, enjoying a cheerful childhood within the confines of the small town of Sumiton; not that she could stay still forever, eventually escaping the town and state once she turned eighteen, intent on following her high school sweet heart to the land of his dreams; a land down the coast, that she crafted into a new home from which she has gone on to blossom in her writing career.

IN between publishing increasingly popular series like the Existence Trilogy and Vincent brothers, Abbi enjoys life as a mother and wife, splitting her days between the several hours spent at her computer writing new manuscripts and dealing with the halloonist of her kids and the chaos and excitement they bring to her life.

Abb Glines’ readership has grown immensely over the few years that her writing career has been flourishing. Many would impute this to the decisions that she took in pursuing her passion against all odds, the strength revealed through interviews with fans, to put the stories she had on her heart on paper (or screen) and to self publish in the face of a grindingly restrictive publishing arena.

Not many new fans will remember to trace her entrance into the publishing world to Breath, the very first novel she published sometime in 2011; this might have something to do with the fluctuations in popularity that her novels have been known to undergo, some stories exploding so much more than others, various books eclipsing others.

Then again critics have been known to disparage the nature of the releases, sometime wondering if the different novels fall too fast, one after another, some bringing to the fro story lines not wholly original; this claim not purporting banality per say, merely taking note of the blurry lines between some of Abbi Glines’ books.

Not that those criticisms have stood against the roar of her fans.

+While breath stands as the first book published by Abbi Glines, this being part of the Sea Breeze series along with titles such as Bad for you, While it lasts and Sometimes it lasts, Abbi Glines’ fame emanates largely from the Too far series, with Fallen Too Far, the first title in the series, garnering Abbi her greatest success, also listed at the top of most websites chronicling Abbi’s list of published works.

The novel reads like the typical young adult fictitious tale, following Blaire Wynn as she finds herself tangled within a deadly trap of hearts; initially struggling to find herself within the web of convoluted family entanglements, the chaos of two dysfunctional lines coming together, it is Rush Finlay, her step brother that gets her blood flowing.

Confined to her mother’s bedside for three years, caring for a life in vain, Blaire is largely the innocent girl of the story, pure as they come, learning of the harshness of the world and trying to reconcile her emotions for Rush with his lust for her, the two minds clashing in one epic romance.

Of course there have been criticisms against the generic plot lines playing out within this best seller; only, while Abbi creates what most would appreciate as the most typical setting, the story reads as something altogether different, considerably, drawing readers away from the generic storyline with intriguing character development, and tapping into a wide range of emotions in exploring the hungry minds of two youths fighting to find each other.

Rush too far approaches the Fallen Too Far story from Rush’s point of view; definitely a bold move, one that could have backfired, but only serves to pour more fire beneath Abbi’s wings. Terms like generic’ are quickly tossed out the window with this one, the novel taking this story and intimately twisting the very stones of its foundation, revealing layers to the plot that were always hidden yet unbelievably important to the story that unfolded in the first book.

Many a critic, though initially skeptical, have come to accept Abbi’s unique style of storytelling; it isn’t about the uniqueness of the idea. Abbi understands that; that innocent little girls falling for experienced bad boys has already become an overdone cliché.

In conclusion considering Abbi glines a good number of scholars consider different reviews that have concluded is that beneath the long distance relationship quotes, the author seeks to implant a deep collection of emotions into her story, sometimes sacrificing fuzzy feelings of puppy love for sensations of painful longing, of incredible loss, even sacrifice, less interested in the typical ending, rather driven to throw exhilarating twists this way and that way, indeed a master in her genre.