Where to start with Jamie McGuire
Begin with Beautiful Disaster, the first book in the Beautiful series. This standalone novel introduces the central characters and sets the tone for the series' emotional intensity and romantic tension. Proceed with the remaining two books in the Beautiful series in publication order: Beautiful Chaos and Beautiful Redemption. After completing the Beautiful series, move on to the Maddox brothers series, starting with Beautiful Oblivion. Continue through the Maddox brothers series in publication order, which follows the chronological release of the five books. All titles are available in the catalog as self-published works.
Series by Jamie McGuire
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Buy on Amazon2011 · Jamie McGuire
The new Abby Abernathy is a good girl who doesn’t drink or swear and owns the appropriate number of cardigans. She believes she has left her past…
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Buy on Amazon2014 · Jamie McGuire
Camille "Cami" Camlin is a fiercely independent college student who works as a bartender at The Red Door. She has little time for anything besides…
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Buy on Amazon2016 · Jamie McGuire
Ellison Edson, fresh out of college, hits rock bottom while staying in her family's vacation home in Colorado. Her parents, fed up with her behavior,…
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Frequently asked questions
How many books has Jamie McGuire written?
We list 8 books by Jamie McGuire across 2 series, published between 2011–2016 — each shown in full reading order.
What order should I read Jamie McGuire's books?
Read each series in publication order. A good place to start is “Beautiful disaster.” Open any series above for its complete numbered reading order.
Where can I buy Jamie McGuire's books?
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