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Grace Greene

Grace Greene writes fiction with romance, suspense and inspiration, always with a strong heroine at its heart, and there's a happily-ever-after ending--most of the time. Her debut novel, BEACH RENTAL, is the first in her Emerald Isle series. The sequel is BEACH WINDS. KINCAID'S HOPE is the first of the VIRGINIA COUNTRY ROADS novels, followed by A STRANGER IN WYNNEDOWER AND CUB CREEK. The VIRGINIA COUNTRY ROADS novels are not sequels, but embody the author's love of the mystery to be found down a country road.

Genres: Romance, Mystery, General Fiction

Series

Emerald Isle
   1. Beach Rental (2011)
   2. Beach Winds (2013)
   3. Beach Wedding (2017)
   Beach Towel (2014)
   Beach Christmas (2014)
   Beach Christmas / Beach Towel (2014)
   Beach Walk (2015)

Virginia Country Roads
   1. Kincaid's Hope (2012)
   2. A Stranger in Wynnedower (2012)
   3. Cub Creek (2014)
   4. Leaving Cub Creek (2015)

Wildflower House
   1. Wildflower Heart (2019)
   2. Wildflower Hope (2019)
   3. Wildflower Christmas (2019)

Novels

   The Happiness in Between (2017)
   The Memory of Butterflies (2017)
   A Light Last Seen (2020)

Collections

Summer Shorts (2011) (with Suzanne Barrett, Margaret Ethridge, Julie Anne Lindsey and Bobbye Terry)

Series contributed to

Beach Brides
4. Clair (2017)

Non fiction

Recipes of Love (2015) (with Lyn Cote, Melinda Curtis, Margaret Daley, Denise Devine, Raine English, Donna Fasano, Aileen Fish, Shanna Hatfield, Milou Koenings, Karen Rock, Roxanne Rustand, Alicia S, Magdalena Scott and Alicia Street)

Grace Greene recommends

Sweet Lake (2017)
(Sweet Lake, book 1)
Christine Nolfi
"Sweet Lake celebrates determination, friendship, and love. Schedule your visit to the Wayfair Inn - Jada's brownies are delectable, and the Sirens are a real treat!"

When We Believed in Mermaids (2019)
Barbara O'Neal
"In When We Believed in Mermaids, Barbara O’Neal draws us into the story with her crisp prose, well-drawn settings, and compelling characters, in whom we invest our hearts as we experience the full range of human emotion and, ultimately, celebrate their triumph over the past."

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