London James Books In Order

Publication Order of A Small Town Easter Romance Books

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Publication Order of Standalone Novels

Publication Order of Love and the Four Seasons Books

Publication Order of Mail-Order Brides' First Christmas Books

Publication Order of Oregon Trail Brides Books

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Publication Order of The Orchard Brides Books

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London James is a contemporary romance author, former writing coach, and an avid reader of Jane Austen novels. She lives with her husband and son in a bustling city where she enjoys writing, working on her heart, and exploring the vibrant life of this bustling city, which she infuses into her stories. She passionately enjoys writing, cooking, and feasting delicious foods.

However, her biggest passion is weaving beautiful romance stories with beautiful but broken protagonists where she gets a chance to infuse them with second chances, a sense of redemption, love, and a

satisfying happily ever after. Her coffee addiction is the sole fuel for her writing addiction to help her come up with the most delightful romance ever.

Broken Hero
In Broken Hero, we meet Baker, a young man working for the Marshalls. When his witnesses’ location is exposed, he, the love of his life, and the witness are viciously attacked.

In the aftermath of the attack, Baker emerges as the only survivor and quits working for the Marshalls to start a whole new life in the mountains. Isla is sent to the witness protection program when her brother turns his back on Zavala Cartel. This puts her life in the crosshairs even though she was never involved in his work. She is annoyed that her brother ruined the life she had created for herself and did not hesitate to let him know it.

When things turn for the worst, Isla is sent to a new location, and as she settles with a man and finds out she’s pregnant, hell breaks loose again, and she soon finds herself on the run. When she crashes her car after a wild chase with the assassins, she doesn’t know how she will survive her life on the run till the baby is born.

Her handler gets in touch with Baker to step in and help protect her. Baker discovers Isla unconscious in her car after he swiftly takes out the men hunting her and takes her to a safe place. Upon waking up, Isla has no memory of her previous life. Will the former Marshall be able to keep her safe? Will the two falls in love after the dust settles?

Broken Hero is an action-packed narrative that will get you hooked from the first page to the last. The chemistry is blazing hot, and the other aspects of the story are well-written and entertaining. The action is fast-paced and well-paced; there are plenty of flashbacks to help give background information on some characters and bring out their thought process.

Boss, I Love to Hate
The Boss I Love to Hate introduces us to Sawyer, a developer, and Berlin, a public defender. They both attended the same college but were separated by their unique circles.

Sawyer was born into a rich family and had all he ever wanted growing up. His time at the college was easy for him, and his cute appearance made any woman he came across fall in love with him. But the only woman he loved but never had the chance to get close to was Berlin.

On the other hand, Berlin is a fighter; she’s had a passion for fighting for those taken advantage of. Although her mission is noble, sometimes, the society fueled by money and power can be quite overwhelming, but her determination to create a difference is what fuels and drives her.

While Berlin was never a party person but dedicated her life to her dreams and goals, she is aware of Sawyer but was never fully impressed by him.

As months go by, life molds these two completely different persons, one by choice and the other by blood, and the two are set on a collision path when Sawyers’ desire to create high-end property comes at the cost of men and women who want afford to lose their homes to relocate to another apartment complex.

This sparks a slow but steady burn between Berlin and Sawyer, who are not only committed to what they fight for but are also blindfolded by unexpected and semi-suited chemistry.

The reader is taken on a journey as the two walks through a minefield of getting to know each other on a deeper level while simultaneously fighting for their objectives without ruining what they are nurturing between them. It can be uncomfortable to step out of your comfort zone, but making those tough baby steps to meet your destiny proves to be a worthwhile journey.

Bugling through the ups and downs, along with twists and turns, Boss I Hate to Love is a worthy read. Chemistry oozes through the layers exposing a deep connection and amplified affections that will leave the reader yearning for more.

Each character’s personality is well-matched and perfectly balanced, with sufficient flaws for diversity. The cast and the scenes are well detailed, allowing the reader an immersive experience of the story.

The Secret Baby

Avery runs a B&B which her grandparents previously owned. Halloween is just around the corner, and her town celebrates it by hosting a festival and masked ball. She meets a masked stranger with whom she immediately gets an instant connection, but their encounter is soon interrupted, forcing Avery to leave hurriedly.

When Owen visits the B&B, Avery gets a familiar connection but does not recognize him. Is he the prince she had spent her childhood holiday with? When she finally discovers who Owen is, she’s annoyed with him but unable to resist him.

After one of the guests in her B&B is poisoned, Owen takes Avery to his palace to get her away from all the drama, but things turn around when she becomes the prime suspect in the murder. She has no chance of going back home because she would immediately get arrested, and as she discovers that they’re searching for anyone else, she embarks on a journey to find the killer. Will things work out as planned for her and Owen?

The Secret Baby is a well-woven novel with realistic characters, vivid descriptions, secrets, steamy romance, and unexpected plot twists.