Order of Grace Palmer Books
Grace Palmer is an American author who writes small-town women’s fiction and romance. She is best known for writing the Sweet Island Inn series which began in 2020 with the release of No Home Like Nantucket.
Palmer’s writing is known for the way that she paints heart-wrenching portraits of love and loss in her stories of family, friendship, motherhood, and marriage. She escaped from the Northeastern winters and moved with her husband to Charleston, South Carolina. When she’s not writing Grace enjoys cooking, knitting, and spending time with her cats and dog.
Publication Order of Sweet Island Inn Books
| No Home Like Nantucket | (2020) |    |
| No Beach Like Nantucket | (2020) | |
| No Wedding Like Nantucket | (2020) | |
| No Love Like Nantucket | (2020) | |
| No Secret Like Nantucket | (2021) | |
| No Forever Like Nantucket | (2021) | |
Publication Order of Willow Beach Inn Books
| Just South of Paradise | (2020) | |
| Just South of Perfect | (2020) | |
| Just South of Sunrise | (2020) | |
| Just South of Christmas | (2020) | |
If You Like Grace Palmer Books, You’ll Love…
No Home Like Nantucket is the first book in the Sweet Island Inn series. Mae had a good plan for her golden years, but then it was all changed when her husband died. Now, her sister-in-law has asked her to take over the Sweet Island Inn. Mae isn’t the only one with problems either as her children all have problems of their own and make their way back home. Now, Mae and her four children will face the hardest summer of their lives running a bustling inn and dealing with their own issue. Mae must find a way to bring herself and her family to the light at the end of the tunnel.
The Beach Baby is the first book in the Sunny Isle of Palms series. Charlene Wilson and her husband had a successful house flipping business, a happy family, and a bright future when everything changed. Her husband passed away and left her with some huge medical bills, and now the house she is trying to flip can’t find any buyers. Charlene is feeling more overwhelmed than ever and then she heads out the door on her 45th birthday and finds a baby on her doorstep. The child was left there by her daughter who she hasn’t seen in five years with a note asking her to take care of her. The child put things in perspective for her and makes her realize that her problems aren’t as big as they seemed.