Order of Phoebe MacLeod Books

Phoebe MacLeod is a British author of romantic comedy novels. Phoebe is from Kent, England, and it is obvious that she is proud of it – including Kent in some form or fashion in her books. Prior to becoming an author, Phoebe had a long career in IT. When she’s not writing, Phoebe enjoys people watching, food, wine, and being with friends. She lives in Kent with her partner and dog.

Phoebe MacLeod made her debut as a novelist in 2022 with Someone Else’s Honeymoon. Below is a list of Phoebe MacLeod’s books in order of when they were originally released:

Publication Order of Standalone Novels

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Phoebe MacLeod Synopses: Someone Else’s Honeymoon is a standalone novel by Phoebe MacLeod. When Charley wakes up single on Christmas Day, her world feels like it’s fallen apart. Forced to move back in with her parents, she sets out on a journey of self-discovery and reinvention.

Along the way, she meets Ed – a man on his honeymoon alone after being jilted at the altar by a bride he’s never even met. For a moment, it seems as though life might be finally taking a turn for the better.

But fate has other plans, and Charley and Ed are forced apart. Can she find her way back to him, or are they simply not meant to be?

Not The Man I Thought He Was by Phoebe MacLeod is a standalone novel. When a workplace disaster brings professional photographer Toby into Madison’s life, she thinks she has him all figured out within minutes. As their collaboration grows into friendship, her assumptions about him seem only to be confirmed.

But Madison has completely misunderstood one crucial aspect of Toby – and when the truth comes out, their friendship is shattered. Now she must navigate the fallout, make sense of his revelation, and figure out how to get him to talk to her again – before it’s too late.

Fred and Breakfast is a standalone title from Phoebe MacLeod. Daisy’s life is going nowhere – and she’s perfectly fine with that. Ten years after the tragic accident that killed her parents, she drifts through each day, content with her dead-end job and lackluster love life. Plans and dreams feel meaningless when life can be ripped away in an instant.

So when she and her sister inherit a rundown café from a distant relative, Daisy’s first instinct is to sell it. She knows nothing about running a business, and taking on the café feels like too much of a risk. But chef Matt has other ideas. His infectious passion for the café begins to ignite something inside Daisy, too.

As she works to save the café, Daisy starts to wonder: will she be the one to rescue it, or will the café end up saving her?

Let’s Not Be Friends is a standalone novel by Phoebe MacLeod. City girl Sophie thought marrying a prince – or landed gentry, close enough – and moving into his sprawling estate meant a happily-ever-after with the love of her life. That is, until she discovers the other half of her perfect life in the stables with the stable girl… and they’re definitely not grooming the horses.

Shocked and appalled, Sophie is even more unsettled when her mother-in-law insists she should “just get on with it” – after all, she has the title, and her family’s ‘new money’ status has already been overlooked.

But Sophie is no one’s doormat. She refuses to turn a blind eye to her husband’s infidelity, and she’s determined to carve out the life she truly deserves – bumps, drama, and all.