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The Decoder Series

From Jennifer Brooke Lawless

The Decoder Romances

Love, Decoded.

Love stories set in real places, with a secret running under every page.

Romance from the author of the Decoder Series. Every book hides a small mystery, a thread you won't notice until the last chapter pulls it tight, and then you'll want to go back and see how it was there all along. Each trilogy is set somewhere Jennifer has been herself and follows one family all the way to a satisfying ending, so you're never left hanging.

A Mykonos trilogy

The Legacy of Ornos

A family on the hillside above Ornos. A family at the harbor below. Three books, one resolution.

  1. The Wrong Bride cover: a woman in pale green silk on a stone jetty at dusk, Delos on the horizon, pink and white roses on a whitewashed wall.

    Book One · Coming soon

    The Wrong Bride

    Elena & Nikos

    She has ninety days to save her grandmother's taverna. He has a mother staging his engagement to someone else. Mykonos was never going to stay simple.

    Spot the pattern

  2. Second Chances cover: Easter candles at night, Chora on its hill, a blue and white caique in the harbor, spring blossom.

    Book Two · Coming soon

    Second Chances

    Markos & Sofia

    Markos loses everything on the water. Sofia was never supposed to be the one who helps him find his way back.

    Spot the pattern

  3. The Secret She Kept cover: an old caique at a fishing quay at evening, one lit window, a cracked photograph on the stones.

    Book Three · Coming soon

    The Secret She Kept

    Despina

    Before she was Despina Christou, she was Desi, a girl selling bread on the quay. Thirty-six summers later, the boy who went to sea comes home with an old caique and nothing to his name, and asks her to choose him anyway.

    Spot the pattern

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