Paige Toon Books in Order

Grace has loved Jackson since the summers they spent as teenagers at his grandfather’s chateau in France, but he married someone else. When he reappears newly single and offering her a dream job, a fake‑dating plan with old friend Étienne soon tangles real hearts.

Ellie meets fellow traveller Ash on a whirlwind three days in Lisbon, and they vow to reunite in Madrid—only for him not to show. Six years later, working as a gardener on a Welsh estate, she discovers Ash is the heir who lives there, and old feelings roar back.

Liv and Finn meet one magical summer working in a Cornish bar, only for a tragic night to bind and separate them. They promise to reunite each year if they’re single—until, seven summers on, a new love and lingering grief make that promise far harder to keep.

After discovering her fiancé is in love with someone else, architect Wren escapes England for a summer on her father’s Indiana farm. There she meets grieving widower Anders, and a slow‑burn connection grows—until a devastating secret tests how much love can demand.

As a teenager in a foster family, Leah formed an intense bond with troubled foster brother George and privileged newcomer Theo. Years later she returns home with her baby daughter and must face first loves, fractured loyalties and the kind of family she wants to build.

When optometrist Hannah meets holidaying Sonny, the attraction is instant—but both have sworn off relationships for their own private reasons. As a summer friendship deepens, they must confront old wounds and shame before they can risk falling in love.

Travel journalist Bridget plans to turn her blog about exes into a book, but instead is hired to finish the sequel to a bestselling novel after its author dies. Moving to Cornwall, she grows close to widower Charlie and baby April, blurring the line between work and love.

Angie has spent years caring for the grandmother who raised her in an isolated Australian mining town, dreaming of escape. After a loss and a letter revealing her father’s address, she travels to Italy, where family secrets and a complicated new love change her plans.

Four years after the thirteenth wedding that transformed her life, Bronte has started over in Sydney with musician boyfriend Lachie. An unexpected email from former flame Alex drags the past into the present and forces her to decide what—and who—she really wants.

This collection gathers festive and follow‑up tales from Paige Toon’s novels, revisiting favourites like Alice and Joe, Meg and Johnny and Bronte and Alex. Short, heartfelt pieces show what happens to beloved characters once the main stories fade to black.

Nell and Van become best friends when their parents move in together, only to be torn apart by tragedy. Every five years their paths cross again, desire flares and timing fails them, in a tender story about soulmates, second chances and the lives we might have lived.

Identical triplets Phoebe, Eliza and Rose share everything, including a deep connection to the boy next door, Angus. Years after one summer changes them all, a long‑kept secret forces the sisters to revisit old choices and ask whose love story this really is.

Now publicly acknowledged as Johnny Jefferson’s daughter, Jessie is fronting her own band and living under a spotlight she never asked for. As fame, social media and a high‑profile romance collide, she must decide what kind of artist—and person—she wants to be.

Amber was three when a car crash stole her mother’s life. Decades later, she flies from London back to Australia after her father’s stroke and reunites with old flame Ethan, while a letter from a witness to the accident forces her to question everything she remembers.

Fresh from a whirlwind summer in LA with her rock‑star dad, Jessie returns home to school, secrets and old friends. Torn between two countries—and two very different boys—she battles gossip, paparazzi and her own impulses to figure out where she really belongs.

Bronte enjoys a low‑key life as a picture editor until a one‑night spark with Alex at a wedding changes everything. Back in London he reappears as her new colleague—and he’s engaged—just as she starts photographing weddings, surrounded by the love stories she can’t quite have.

After her mum dies in a freak accident, rebellious fifteen‑year‑old Jessie learns the father she’s never known is rock legend Johnny Jefferson. Whisked from her English hometown to LA, she has to grieve, meet a new family and decide who she wants to be.

Seven months into marriage, Laura discovers her husband made a devastating mistake right before their wedding. Escaping to sun‑drenched Key West with friends, she’s drawn to charming scuba instructor Leo and must choose between salvaging the past and trusting a new future.

Meg seems to have it all now: marriage to rock star Johnny Jefferson, two young sons and a riverside mansion. A move back to LA—and the return of ghosts from Johnny’s past—soon tests their marriage and her idea of what “having it all” really means.

Eighteen‑year‑old Alice spends a dreamy Dorset summer falling for local barman Joe, only for events to tear them apart. Years later, settled with ambitious Lukas, she’s forced to ask whether you ever stop loving the person who knew you first.

Set a year after One Perfect Summer, this festive novella finds Alice and rising movie star Joe juggling long‑distance love, privacy and the pressure of going public. One snowy Cambridge Christmas could decide whether their second chance truly lasts.

Now living quietly in the south of France with boyfriend Christian and baby Barney, Meg is hiding one huge secret: Johnny Jefferson might be her son’s real father. As the resemblance grows, the truth threatens to upend every part of their carefully built life.

At sixteen, Lily moves from London to Australia and falls for Ben, the gentle wildlife keeper who’s ten years older and already engaged. A decade later, newly engaged herself, she must confront the first love she never truly let go.

Heartbroken Daisy escapes her past by joining the catering team on the Formula One circuit. Life on the road throws her between rule‑following driver Will and reckless teammate Luis, forcing her to choose between safety, passion and a secret that still haunts her.

Meg Stiles heads to LA to work as personal assistant to notorious rock star Johnny Jefferson. Caught between backstage chaos and the steady support of writer Christian, she must decide whether bad‑boy chemistry is worth risking her job—and her heart.

On a long flight to Australia, Lucy gets a text from a stranger claiming she’s sleeping with Lucy’s boyfriend. Shaken, she spends a sun‑soaked visit caught between dependable James and carefree surfer Nathan, wondering which life really feels like home.