Fall is cozy season, and is there anything cozier than spicy romance novels where a happily ever after is always guaranteed?
Well, yes! All of that plus a sprinkle of mystery and suspense.
Welcome to Dream Harbor, the charming town where quirky personalities looking for second chances just might fall in love. But amidst all the romance are questions that beg to be answered, from mysterious codes to lost recipes.
With a different love story and low stakes mystery featured in each novel, this series is perfect to binge snuggled under a blanket with your favorite warm beverage.
Here is every book in the Dream Harbor series by Laurie Gilmore.

Pumpkin Spice Café
Jeanie hates her boring desk job. So when her aunt gifts her the Pumpkin Spice Café in Dream Harbor, Jeanie doesn’t blink before accepting.
And the small town is everything Jeanie could hope for. Her bubbly personality wins over most of the people living there, with the exception of the very grumpy Logan, a local farmer who has a daily routine and does not appreciate anyone interrupting it.
Despite winning over everyone else, Logan seems to be the only one immune to Jeanie’s charm. But then why is he still coming around?
All the while, Jeanie has to contend with two baffling mysteries: the potential ghost in her new apartment, and the acts of sabotage befalling her cafe…

The Cinnamon Bun Book Store
The last thing Hazel expects to find in the Cinnamon Bun Bookstore is a secret message. When each page reveals more codes, she realizes that she needs help.
Noah is more than a fisherman. He’s gorgeous, outgoing, and always up for adventure.
And it doesn’t hurt that he’s had a crush on Hazel for months.
As they both search for clues around Dream Harbor, their chemistry is undeniable. The only question is whether they’re ready to admit their feelings for each other before their search is over.

The Christmas Tree Farm
No one is more surprised when Kira North buys a Christmas tree farm in charming Dream Harbor than her. After all, she hates Christmas.
When Bennett Ellis tries to escape his life, he ends up snowed in at Kira’s farm. Even though Kira wants to keep her distance, her grinchy attitude is no match for the twinkling lights and warm fire.
Both Kira and Bennett are a little lost. But maybe all it takes is a magical Christmas to help them discover the path they’re meant to be on.

The Strawberry Patch Pancake House
Moving to a small town and running a pancake restaurant was not in Archer’s life plan. But when the single dad realizes he needs help raising his daughter and Dream Harbor needs a new chef, it seems like the stars aligned.
It doesn’t hurt that his new live-in nanny is gorgeous and his daughter adores her.
Could it be that they both might finally realize they can stop running and start living the life of their dreams?

The Apple Pie Ice Cream Parlor
There’s nothing the small town of Dream Harbor loves more than a reason to celebrate. And what better excuse to bring everyone together than to enjoy a warm summer day topped with ice cream, festivities, and friends?
Charlotte Andrews and her best friend, Leo, volunteer to work the Sundae Funday fundraiser at the local ice cream parlor. Everything is perfect until the two kiss unexpectedly.
Will the kiss change everything? And will that change be for the better?

Gingerbread Bakery
Annie Andrews loves owning the Gingerbread Bakery. Her life would be perfect if she had a sugary sweet love life to match.
Instead, the only man in her life is the irritating bar owner down the street. Annie thinks it’s easy for him to be upbeat when he has everything he wants.
But Mac Sullivan thinks his life is missing something. The girl of his dreams.
And it’s easier to argue with Annie than admit that she’s that girl.
Will being forced to spend more time together thanks to Jeanie and Logan’s upcoming nuptials help the pair realize that they just might be a perfect match after all?

Daisy Chain Flower Shop
Daisy has been unlucky in love and she’s tired of it. And after seeing several of the weddings she’s done flowers for end in divorce, she thinks that maybe she’s just cursed.
When Elliot moves to Dream Harbor, he’s hoping to escape his own relationship turmoil. When the mayor has a vision proclaiming Daisy is bad luck, the flower shop is the last place Elliot wants to go.
But love tends to come when you least expect it. Could they each be the sunshine the other needs in order to bloom?
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