Order of Freya Sampson Books

Freya Sampson is a British author of cozy mystery and women’s fiction novels. She is a USA Today bestselling author. Freya studied history at Cambridge University before going on to produce television documentaries on a range of subjects, including the Royal Family and bad neighbors. She now lives in London with her family, where she writes heartwarming and uplifting stories filled with charm, community, and second chances.

Freya Sampson made her debut as a novelist in 2021 with The Last Chance Library (aka The Last Library). Below is a list of Freya Sampson’s books in order of when they were first released:

Publication Order of Standalone Novels

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Freya Sampson Synopses: The Last Chance Library by Freya Sampson is a standalone novel. Shy, book-loving librarian June Jones has never strayed from the quiet English village where she grew up. Content to live between the pages of her favorite novels, she’s kept the world at a safe distance – until the local library, her sanctuary and her late mother’s legacy, is threatened with closure.

Forced to step out of her comfort zone, June joins forces with a quirky group of locals to rally support and save the library. As she rediscovers the power of community, she also reconnects with Alex Chen, a former schoolmate turned charming lawyer, whose growing affection for her is impossible for everyone to miss – except June.

With everything on the line, June must find the courage to fight not only for the library but for a life filled with connection, hope, and the possibility of love.

In The Lost Ticket by Freya Sampson, When heartbroken Libby Nicholls arrives in London, the last thing she expects is to find purpose on a city bus. But a chance encounter with Frank, an elderly man with a fading memory and a romantic story from 1962, changes everything. Frank once met a red-haired girl on the number 88 bus, arranged to meet her at the National Gallery, and then lost her number – and, with it, the chance at love.

Now, nearly sixty years later, Libby takes up Frank’s quest to find the woman he never forgot. As she plasters the bus route with posters and enlists the help of an unexpected ally, Libby slowly begins to heal and open her heart to new friendships, new possibilities – and maybe even new love.

But with Frank’s dementia advancing, time is running out. Tender, hopeful, and full of heart, this is a story about second chances, unexpected connections, and the extraordinary ways that strangers can change our lives.

In Nosy Neighbors by Freya Sampson, seventy-seven-year-old Dorothy Darling has lived at Shelley House longer than anyone else – and if you ask the other residents, she’s the nosiest, crankiest neighbor in the building. But Dorothy has her reasons for keeping a watchful eye, and she certainly doesn’t owe any explanations to Kat Bennett.

At twenty-five, Kat is used to starting over. Shelley House is just another stop in a long line of temporary homes, and her aloof manner keeps others at a distance. But behind her prickly façade is a woman weighed down by a secret she’s tried hard to forget.

When their beloved, if dilapidated, building is threatened with demolition, Dorothy and Kat – unlikely allies at best – find themselves fighting on the same side. But when one of their neighbors is attacked and the investigation is quickly closed, the pair decides to take matters into their own hands. With the help of a spirited Jack Russell terrier, they’re determined to uncover the truth, protect their home, and maybe even form an unexpected friendship along the way.