Barbara Elsborg Books In Order

Publication Order of Bedlingham Books

Publication Order of Fall or Break Books

Publication Order of Fate We Make Books

Publication Order of Lost and Found Books

Publication Order of Mansell Brothers Books

Publication Order of Norwood Books

Publication Order of Trueblood Books

Publication Order of Unfinished Business Books

Publication Order of Standalone Novels

Publication Order of Short Stories/Novellas

Publication Order of Collections

Publication Order of 1Night Stand Books

Publication Order of Evans Point Books

Publication Order of Naughty Nooners Books

Publication Order of Anthologies

Barbara Elsborg is a British published author.

She resides in Kent in the south of England. Barbara once wanted to be a spy but as she found that she gave up the truth easily anyway, she thought better of it and decided that it was not for her.

Other professions that she considered also seemed to ultimately not be for her. Volcanology made her feet get burned. She had a morbid fear of sharks, so marine biology was out. But in the end, writing ended up being a good fit.

She brought up two children and now has been able to devote more time to her laptop and writing stories. Her tales feature bad boys and unique heroines, and she really hopes that her readers will have just as much fun reading them as she did writing them.

He’s the One is the first book in the Fate We Make series by Barbara Elsborg. If you have been searching for a new series to take on, check out this one and escape from the everyday and into the drama.

Main character Col is used to having it all together, but things are starting to suddenly fall apart. First his relationship gets put in the spotlight as being a complete sham. Then he loses his home. Things get even worse when he gets let go from his job working as a stonemason. They say that when bad things happen, they happen in threes, and Col is finding that to be the case regardless of whether he believes in bad luck superstitions or not.

Col is desperate to avoid having to rely on his folks, but he has to move in with his parents again. He would really like to get a new job and have some income, but so far his efforts to land another position have gone nowhere. He’s highly aware that he has no direction at the moment.

Then there’s Theo, who is the heir to the Asquith Hall estate. He would like nothing more than to get some independence and stand on his own two feet because of the overbearing nature of his family. He’s always tried to live up to a role that he never wanted while also trying to get the respect of his family.

No matter what Theo does, he always seems to feel that there is something about him that is lacking. This bothers him and often it makes it difficult for him to feel consistently happy or fulfilled. He has no idea that a random accident will end up having him cross paths with Col.

Col and Theo meeting each other leads them to find the connection that they have both been looking for. Their love story starts to take flight, but as it does, secrets and sadness that are lurking in Asquith Hall are also ready to soar.

No one may be able to change the past. But Col has strong skills as a stonemason and Theo has his determination to be his own man and live life on his own terms. Together they might just have a shot at finding love, true happiness, and direction. Can they have the courage to pursue what they want and will it all work out in the end?

Read the first book in this series to find out! Readers should be aware that there are some strong themes included in this story and the book is best for readers who are eighteen years of age or older.

Hold On is the second book in the Fate We Make series by Barbara Elsborg. If you read the first book in this series and it held your attention, keep things going with this suspenseful sequel. Please be aware that strong themes are included or mentioned in this novel that make it more appropriate for readers who are eighteen or older.

Dominic has spent sixteen years behind bars, which adds up to being nearly half of his entire life. But at last, he is able to glimpse freedom and finally is able to picture a future. He wants more than anything to take on the world and make a fresh start, but from the second that he goes out into the world he senses there is a threat out there that could ruin everything for him.

No matter what he does, Dominic feels that he will never be able to stop looking over his shoulder. Then there’s Ren, who has just been through a terrible situation that was very dangerous– so much so that he nearly didn’t make it through. The silver lining is that he did survive and his attackers believe that he’s dead. As long as they think that, Ren is safe. Of course, there’s no guarantee that it will last.

Ren doesn’t see spending his summer stuck on his brother’s archaeological dig as being the most fun thing in the world. But at least it’s better than his mother fussing over him. He has plenty of scars to heal up that he would have to nurse anyway, so he may as well do it there.

While he might not be having the time of his life on the dig, Ren still has his motorbike at least. At times it seems like the one thing that makes him feel alive. When he loses concentration for a second, he ends up knocking over Dominic. What started as an unintentional accident ends up bringing together two people who are doing their best to handle the day to day while contending with the past.

It would be ideal if there were no danger behind them, but Ren and Dominic are not that lucky. As they rely on each other and the simple life preserver of hope, the two must brace for the shadows of their past and try to make a run for a sunnier future.

Can the pair make it or were the odds stacked up too high against them? Find out what happens by getting a copy of Barbara Elsborg’s Hold On!