What Is The Correct Lucy Score Books Reading Order By Series?

Reading order for Lucy Score's Blue Moon, Knockemout series? Prefer chronological but love shared universes, want to avoid spoilers while bingeing.
2026-07-31 07:42:11
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7 Answers

MilaNeal
MilaNeal
Insight Sharer HR Specialist
I'm skeptical of anyone who claims there's one true order. Publishing order is a fact, but enjoyment order is subjective. An author's earliest work isn't always their most accessible or engaging. Sometimes you need to fall in love with their current style first before you can appreciate their roots. Telling someone to start with a 2015 book when the author hit their stride in 2022 might backfire.

I say, start with her most recommended and highly-rated book on Goodreads ('Things We Never Got Over'). Use that as your benchmark. If you love it, you'll be motivated to read the rest, regardless of order. If you don't, no order will save the experience.
2026-08-01 22:09:20
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AmySnow
AmySnow
Twist Chaser Cashier
Thinking about audiobook availability again. Some of her older titles aren't on Audible in all regions, or have different narrators for older editions. This can practically force an order upon you. If you're an international reader, your access might be limited to the Knockemout trilogy and the most recent standalones.

In that case, your order is decided for you. Start with what you can get. The idea of a 'correct' order is a privilege of having full access. For many, the correct order is simply 'whatever I can find to read or listen to.' The stories are good enough to transcend any ideal sequence.
2026-08-02 00:13:55
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LeonLee
LeonLee
Careful Explainer Accountant
I appreciate all the detailed responses, but I think I'm just going to pick the one with the prettiest cover first. Life's too short for spreadsheets about romance novel order. They all promise a happy ending and some good banter. That's what I'm here for. If I get confused about a side character, I'll just shrug and keep reading. The main couple's story is always the focus anyway.

This thread has been an interesting look into how deep fandoms can go, though. The passion is real! Maybe after I read one, I'll come back and understand the need for order. But for now, I'm going in blind and pretty-covered.
2026-08-02 12:23:24
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FaithBud
FaithBud
Twist Chaser Lawyer
I noticed her earlier covers have a different, more cartoonish style, and the newer ones have the photo covers with cursive titles. That's a visual clue to the era. The cartoon covers are the older Blue Moon/Mile High era. The photo covers are the newer Knockemout and recent standalones. If you're bothered by dated cover aesthetics, you might want to start with the newer photo-cover books.

It's a shallow way to choose, but we do judge books by their covers. The newer covers signal a more modern, polished style of storytelling that aligns with current trends. There's no shame in letting the cover design guide your initial foray. You can always circle back to the cartoony ones once you're a confirmed fan.
2026-08-02 21:19:41
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FayeLewis
FayeLewis
Twist Chaser Office Worker
I'm a mood reader, so my 'order' is all over the place. Snow on the cover in December? Reading that. Beach on the cover in July? Reading that. I appreciate that her books are seasonal sometimes, like 'The Christmas Fix'. That might be the best order of all: read them according to the season or holiday on the cover. It's whimsical and fun.

You'll still get the same great characters and romance. The interconnectedness is a bonus, not a requirement. Let the weather guide you. It's a very low-stress way to enjoy an author's work without getting bogged down in chronology.
2026-08-03 04:43:36
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I think the emphasis should be on the word 'affect'. Does it change the plot, conflict, or resolution of the individual story? No. Does it change the reader's subjective experience and depth of enjoyment? Potentially, yes, in minor, personal ways. For some, those minor enhancements are worth planning for. For others, they're negligible.

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