Grace Meyers Books in Order (Updated April 2, 2026)

Grace Meyers writes beachy feel-good romance and women’s contemporary fiction, and her catalog is large enough that a single top-to-bottom master order is not the most useful way to approach it. The practical method is to read her by series family: pick a setting, finish that six-book arc, then move to another town or season.

For most readers, the best entry points are A Cozy Winter if you want holiday comfort, Newport Sisters if you want family drama first, and Home at Last if you want a beach-centered women’s fiction line. If you prefer current books over older foundations, her 2025–2026 series give you a newer starting lane without requiring the earlier catalog first.

How to read Grace Meyers without getting lost

Use this rule:

• Start with one complete six-book series.
• Read that series in publication order.
• Treat other series as separate continuities unless they are clearly branded otherwise.
• Use the newer 2025-2026 lines only if you want the current end of her catalog first.

Best starting points

Start here for holiday readers

A Cozy Winter is the cleanest on-ramp if you want Christmas atmosphere, a returning emotional thread, and one of her most popular publicly indexed series.

Start here for family-drama readers

Newport Sisters is a stronger opening if you want sister relationships and buried-history momentum rather than a pure holiday frame.

Start here for beach-town readers

Home at Last is a good first choice if you want the kind of coastal reset-and-rebuild arc Grace Meyers returns to often.

The core older series most readers should know first

A Cozy Winter

Included. Six-book holiday series.

1. A Christmas In Nantucket 1: The series begins with a Christmas-season coastal setup and introduces the warm, emotionally steady tone that made this one of her most visible early hits.
2. A Christmas In Nantucket 2: The second book continues the same Nantucket winter thread, rewarding readers who want one ongoing holiday world rather than six unrelated Christmas stories.
3. A Christmas In Nantucket 3: By this point the series is leaning more heavily on the secrets-and-healing rhythm established in the opener.
4. A Christmas In Nantucket 4: The fourth book keeps the series in the same comfort-first lane while deepening the emotional history around the central cast.
5. A Christmas In Nantucket 5: The later books work best in order because the cumulative small-town and relationship context has become part of the appeal.
6. A Christmas In Nantucket 6: The sixth book finishes the run and is the right stopping point before moving to another Meyers holiday series.

Newport Sisters

Included. Six-book family-centered series.

1. The Family Reunion 1: The opening book uses a reunion framework to introduce the sister dynamic and the family-secrets energy that drives the whole sequence.
2. The Family Reunion 2: The second book widens the fallout from the first and makes it clear this series is built on emotional continuity, not standalone resets.
3. The Family Reunion 3: Mid-series, the family drama deepens and the personal history starts carrying more weight than the initial setup alone.
4. The Family Reunion 4: The fourth book pushes further into repair, confrontation, and the question of whether this family can actually hold together.
5. The Family Reunion 5: The series becomes more payoff-oriented here, so it lands better after reading the earlier books in sequence.
6. The Family Reunion 6: The final book closes the Newport arc by bringing the accumulated relationship strain and reconciliation threads to their finish.

Home at Last

Included. Six-book coastal women’s fiction series.

1. The Beach Sisters: Book 1: This is one of the clearest beach-town entry points in the catalog, opening with sisters, upheaval, and a strong starting-over frame.
2. The Beach Sisters: Book 2: The second book keeps the family-and-shoreline focus intact while broadening the emotional consequences of the first.
3. The Beach Sisters: Book 3: The middle of the series leans into the long-form sister dynamic rather than trying to reinvent the premise.
4. The Beach Sisters: Book 4: By book four, the draw is the accumulated family texture and the sense of a shared life being rebuilt in public.
5. The Beach Sisters: Book 5: This late installment works best once you already know the rhythms and tensions of the sisters’ relationship.
6. The Beach Sisters: Book 6: The last book completes the Home at Last arc and gives the series its proper emotional landing.

Cannon Beach

Included. Five-book series.

1. The Summer Escape 1: The series opens with a summer reset in Cannon Beach and establishes one of Meyers’s clearest coastal-reinvention patterns.
2. The Summer Escape 2: The second entry continues that escape-and-rebuild structure with stronger continuity inside the setting.
3. The Summer Escape 3: The midpoint deepens the emotional work rather than changing the series identity.
4. The Summer Escape 4: This installment leans into the settled community feel that starts to define the series by now.
5. The Summer Escape 5: The fifth book rounds out the Cannon Beach run and is best read after the earlier books have built the location’s emotional meaning.

Cape May Xmas

Included. Six-book Christmas series.

1. The Christmas Retreat 1: The series begins with a retreat-style holiday setup and a gentler Christmas tone than some of her more family-conflict-heavy books.
2. The Christmas Retreat 2: The second book stays inside the same festive world and strengthens the return-to-place appeal.
3. The Christmas Retreat 3: By the third book, the setting itself becomes part of the series draw, not just the seasonal romance.
4. The Christmas Retreat 4: The fourth entry continues the cozy holiday pattern without breaking the continuity of tone.
5. The Christmas Retreat 5: This late book benefits from familiarity with the series atmosphere and emotional cadence.
6. The Christmas Retreat 6: The final installment closes the Cape May Christmas run with a last return to the retreat framework.

Great Smoky Mountains

Included. Six-book mountain-set series.

1. The Cozy Hideaway 1: The opening book shifts Meyers’s comfort-fiction style from the beach to the mountains without losing the fresh-start mood.
2. The Cozy Hideaway 2: The second book keeps the sheltered, retreat-like feeling while widening the emotional circle.
3. The Cozy Hideaway 3: Mid-series, the location’s restorative role becomes more important to the overall appeal.
4. The Cozy Hideaway 4: The fourth book continues the hideaway concept with deeper personal reflection and continuity payoff.
5. The Cozy Hideaway 5: This entry works best after the earlier books have established the series’ healing-and-home tone.
6. The Cozy Hideaway 6: The last book completes the Smokies arc and serves as the natural endpoint for this setting.

A few other established older lines

These are also part of the publicly indexed core catalog and can be read the same way: straight through, one setting at a time.

Virginia Beach

1. Whispers of Home 1: Opens the series with a homecoming and belonging-focused emotional line.
2. Whispers of Home 2: Builds on the return-and-repair structure from book one.
3. Whispers of Home 3: Deepens the personal and family continuity.
4. Whispers of Home 4: Moves further into payoff territory.
5. Whispers of Home 5: Best read after the earlier books because the emotional history matters more by now.
6. Whispers of Home 6: Finishes the Virginia Beach sequence.

Seaside Melodies

1. The Siesta Key Retreat 1: Opens with a retreat setting and a softer musical or emotional ambiance.
2. The Siesta Key Retreat 2: Continues the shared setting and recovery-oriented feel.
3. The Siesta Key Retreat 3: Leans further into continuity and atmosphere.
4. The Siesta Key Retreat 4: Keeps the series in its reflective coastal lane.
5. The Siesta Key Retreat 5: Relies more on the established world than the opener did.
6. The Siesta Key Retreat 6: Closes the run.

Atlantic City Bed & Breakfast

1. Here To Stay 1: Begins with an inn or lodging-centered setup and a staying-versus-leaving emotional question.
2. Here To Stay 2: Builds on the hospitality-and-home framework.
3. Here To Stay 3: Continues the series’ place-based continuity.
4. Here To Stay 4: Pushes the long-term belonging angle harder.
5. Here To Stay 5: Works best once the setting already feels familiar.
6. Here To Stay 6: Completes the Bed & Breakfast arc.

The newer 2025 lines

These are useful if you want the current middle of the catalog rather than the earlier anchor series.

Reclaimed Hearts

Included. Six-book 2025 series.

1. The Summer Secret: Book 1: The series opens with a secret-centered summer premise and a newer, brisker Meyers release pattern.
2. The Summer Secret: Book 2: The second book continues the same emotional reveal structure without resetting the tone.
3. The Summer Secret: Book 3: The middle of the series keeps the summer-secret engine active while deepening continuity.
4. The Summer Secret: Book 4: This late-middle installment leans further into payoff and consequence.
5. The Summer Secret: Book 5: Best read after the earlier books because the series has become more cumulative by this point.
6. The Summer Secret: Book 6: The final book closes the 2025 Reclaimed Hearts sequence.

Cedar Keys

Included. Six-book 2025 series.

1. Beneath The Summer Sky: Book 1: This opens a new coastal lane with the kind of summery emotional reset Meyers handles frequently.
2. Beneath The Summer Sky: Book 2: The second book strengthens the setting identity and keeps the continuity tidy.
3. Beneath The Summer Sky: Book 3: The series settles into its seasonal rhythm here.
4. Beneath The Summer Sky: Book 4: A later installment that works best once the place and tone are already familiar.
5. Beneath The Summer Sky: Book 5: The continuity now matters more than the premise alone.
6. Beneath The Summer Sky: Book 6: Finishes the Cedar Keys run.

Heart of the Smokies

Included. Six-book 2025 series.

1. The Forever Cabin: Book 1: Opens with a cabin-centered comfort-fiction setup and a mountain version of Meyers’s familiar healing-home pattern.
2. The Forever Cabin: Book 2: The second book builds on the sense of refuge established in the opener.
3. The Forever Cabin: Book 3: Mid-series, the location itself becomes a major part of the appeal.
4. The Forever Cabin Book 4: Continues the same restorative small-town rhythm.
5. The Forever Cabin Book 5: Works better after the earlier books have built the emotional background.
6. The Forever Cabin Book 6: Closes the Heart of the Smokies sequence.

Stockbridge Christmas

Included. Active holiday series crossing into 2026.

1. The Christmas Inn Miracle: Book 1: The series begins with an inn-centered Christmas setup and is one of the clearer current holiday entry points.
2. The Christmas Inn Miracle: Book 2: The second book continues the inn framework and deepens the holiday continuity.
3. The Christmas Inn Miracle: Book 3: By book three, the setting has become part of the series comfort factor.
4. The Christmas Inn Miracle: Book 4: Continues the same Christmas-and-community emphasis.
5. The Christmas Inn Miracle: Book 5: Builds toward the end of the sequence without changing the series identity.
6. The Christmas Inn Miracle: Book 6: The 2026 sixth book completes the currently listed Stockbridge Christmas run.

The newest 2026 lines

These are the newest publicly indexed series and the ones to watch if you want the most current Grace Meyers books.

Camden Hearts

Included. New 2026 series.

1. The Snug Harbor B&B: Book 1: The series opens with a B&B setup, signaling another place-driven comfort series with room for a long emotional arc.
2. The Snug Harbor B&B: Book 2: The second book continues the harbor-town continuity and strengthens the shared setting.
3. The Snug Harbor B&B: Book 3: By the third book, the series is already leaning into familiarity and return value.
4. The Snug Harbor B&B: Book 4: The fourth installment continues the B&B-centered emotional pattern.
5. The Snug Harbor B&B: Book 5: A later entry that lands better once you know the cadence of the series.
6. The Snug Harbor B&B: Book 6: The sixth listed book completes the currently visible Camden Hearts sequence.

Highlands

Included. New 2026 series.

1. The Sugar Pine Cafe: Book 1: This opens a cafe-centered series with a mountain-town comfort frame rather than a beach setting.
2. The Sugar Pine Cafe: Book 2: The second book continues the cozy-cafe continuity and keeps the series compact and accessible.
3. The Sugar Pine Cafe: Book 3: The middle of the run deepens the local-world feel.
4. The Sugar Pine Cafe: Book 4: This entry continues the same small-town emotional promise.
5. The Sugar Pine Cafe: Book 5: Better after the earlier books because the settled community dynamic now matters more.
6. The Sugar Pine Cafe: Book 6: The sixth listed book rounds out the Highlands sequence.

Small Town Seaside Romance

Included. New 2026 series.

1. The Shoreline House: Book 1: The series begins with a house-by-the-water setup that fits squarely into Meyers’s comfort-fiction strengths.
2. The Shoreline House: Book 2: The second book extends the same seaside premise and relationship continuity.
3. The Shoreline House: Book 3: By book three, the setting and emotional familiarity become central to the reading experience.
4. The Shoreline House: Book 4: Continues the same shore-town rhythm without breaking the series tone.
5. The Shoreline House: Book 5: A late-series entry that benefits from reading straight through.
6. The Shoreline House: Book 6: The sixth listed book completes the currently visible Shoreline House run.

Recommended reading orders

Best all-purpose path

1. A Christmas In Nantucket 1
2. Continue through A Cozy Winter
3. Start The Family Reunion 1
4. Continue through Newport Sisters
5. Move next to The Beach Sisters: Book 1

This path gives you holiday Grace Meyers, family-drama Grace Meyers, and beach-town Grace Meyers in a very stable order.

Best beach-first path

1. The Beach Sisters: Book 1
2. Continue through Home at Last
3. Read The Summer Escape 1
4. Continue through Cannon Beach
5. Then try Beneath The Summer Sky: Book 1

This route keeps you in her coastal lane while moving from older foundations to a newer 2025 series.

Best current-books path

1. The Christmas Inn Miracle: Book 1
2. Finish Stockbridge Christmas
3. Start The Snug Harbor B&B: Book 1
4. Continue through Camden Hearts
5. Then move to The Sugar Pine Cafe: Book 1

This is the best choice if you care more about what Grace Meyers is publishing now than about starting from her most established older series.

Do you need a chronological order?

Not across the full catalog. Grace Meyers is much easier to read by series publication order than by any cross-series chronology, because the books are organized around towns, inns, holidays, sisters, retreats, and emotional reset arcs rather than one giant shared plotline.

Latest release status

Grace Meyers is still actively publishing in 2026. Public catalog pages currently show The Christmas Inn Miracle: Book 6 in January 2026, the full six-book Camden Hearts run in January and February 2026, the six-book Highlands run in March and April 2026, and the six-book Small Town Seaside Romance run across April and May 2026.

FAQs

What is the best Grace Meyers series to start with?

A Cozy Winter is the easiest broad recommendation because it is one of her most visible and well-rated publicly indexed series, and it shows her holiday-comfort style clearly.

Which Grace Meyers series is best for beach readers?

Home at Last is one of the strongest starting points if you want sisters, shoreline atmosphere, and a longer emotional rebuild arc.

Which Grace Meyers series is best for current releases?

Start with Stockbridge Christmas and then move into Camden Hearts if you want the newest part of the catalog.

Are Grace Meyers’s series connected?

They are best treated as separate continuities unless clearly labeled otherwise. The useful continuity is inside each six-book line, not across all of them.

Conclusion

The easiest way to read Grace Meyers is not to chase every series at once. Pick one mood, one town, and one six-book run. Start with A Cozy Winter for Christmas, Newport Sisters for family drama, or Home at Last for beach-town women’s fiction, then move into the newer 2025–2026 lines once you know which version of her work you like best.