What Is The Correct Series Order For Jan Moran’S Seabreeze Inn Novels?

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DeanGreen
DeanGreen
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For a practical tip, if you use an e-reader like a Kindle, search for 'Jan Moran' and look for the ones that say 'Book 1', etc., in the title or subtitle. Sometimes the listing metadata includes the series number. That's how I confirmed the order before buying: Inn (1), Summer (2), Sunset (3), Christmas (4), Reunion (5).
2026-07-29 04:40:31
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TomAdams
TomAdams
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The order is literally in the titles if you think about the passage of a year at a beachside B&B. You open the inn, then you go through summer, then sunset (fall), then Christmas (winter), and finally a reunion that likely happens the following year. It's a clever and intuitive naming scheme for the sequence.
2026-07-29 15:07:04
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LukeMoore
LukeMoore
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Why do I feel like I'm studying for a test? Okay, here's what my brain has retained: Start at the Inn. Then it's Summer. Then the sun Sets. Then it's Christmas. Then everyone has a Reunion. There. A mnemonic. You're welcome.
2026-07-29 17:52:05
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