Natasha Bishop Books in Order (Updated March 27, 2026)

Natasha Bishop is a contemporary romance author whose published catalog currently divides into two clear series: Lost & Found and Forever Falling. She also uses her own site as a reading-order guide, which is helpful here because the bibliography is still compact and the series boundaries are clean.

For this author, the reading-order question is simple. Read each series in publication order. The only real choice is where you want to begin: Lost & Found if you want to start with her earlier indie series, or Only for the Week if you want the book that became her breakout title and the start of her current traditionally published series.

How the catalog is arranged

There is no sign that Natasha Bishop’s books need one giant merged timeline. At the moment, the practical structure is:

1. Lost & Found – a completed three-book series
2. Forever Falling – an active series that begins with Only for the Week
3. No separate novella track or major spin-off line currently needs its own reading order

That means the safest rule is straightforward: finish one series before moving to the other.

Lost & Found

Included – completed series

1. Where We Found Our Home (2021): Natasha Bishop’s debut opens the series with a community-rooted contemporary romance about guarded characters, emotional recovery, and the first set of relationships that define this world.
2. Where We Found Our Heart (2021): The second book stays in the same connected circle, shifting focus to a new couple while deepening the family-and-friends network introduced in book one.
3. Where We Found Our Passion (2022): The third novel closes the trilogy with another character-centered romance that is best read after the first two because it benefits from the established emotional history around the cast.

Forever Falling

Included – active series

1. Only for the Week (2023): Set around a destination wedding in Tulum, this series opener pairs vacation-romance energy with messy family dynamics and a relationship that is supposed to last only for the trip.
2. The Art of Loving You (2026): The follow-up is a second-chance romance built around an intimate road trip, making it the clear next book after Only for the Week.

Recommended reading paths

If you want the full bibliography in order

1. Where We Found Our Home
2. Where We Found Our Heart
3. Where We Found Our Passion
4. Only for the Week
5. The Art of Loving You

If you want the best modern entry point

1. Only for the Week
2. The Art of Loving You
3. Then go back to Lost & Found

If you want the earliest books first

1. Start with Lost & Found
2. Then move to Forever Falling

Where a new reader should start

Start with Only for the Week if you want the book most closely associated with Natasha Bishop’s current visibility. It is the beginning of Forever Falling, and it works well as a first introduction to her style.

Start with Where We Found Our Home if you prefer to read an author from the beginning. That gives you her earlier series first and lets you move forward in broad publication order.

Does chronological order matter here?

Not really.

This is not a catalog where readers need a separate timeline list. What matters is series order, especially in Lost & Found, where later books build on the emotional and relational groundwork of earlier ones.

Latest release status

The most recent published Natasha Bishop novel I could confirm is Only for the Week, and the next confirmed series entry is The Art of Loving You, scheduled for April 14, 2026. That makes Forever Falling the active series to watch right now.

Final recommendation

For most readers, the cleanest Natasha Bishop reading order is:

1. Only for the Week
2. The Art of Loving You
3. Go back to Where We Found Our Home
4. Where We Found Our Heart
5. Where We Found Our Passion

That route starts with her most visible current series, then lets you circle back to the completed earlier trilogy without confusion.