Which Lucy Score Book Should I Start With To Follow The Main Timeline?

Trying to get into Lucy Score's Blue Moon series but not sure where the plot chronology begins. Did you start with The Fine Print for the proper timeline order?
2026-07-31 04:00:55
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MaxHale
MaxHale
Ending Guesser Photographer
What's the rush? The fun of a connected universe is letting it unfold. Start with book one of any series and just… proceed forward. Savor it. The timeline will reveal itself as you go. Racing to 'catch up' to the latest release kills the joy. Let yourself be surprised when a side character from book one pops up as the lead in book three. That moment of recognition is pure delight, and you only get it by taking the journey in order, one book at a time.
2026-08-02 04:18:01
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PaigeDay
PaigeDay
Bookworm Consultant
I judge by the dog. Every Lucy Score book seems to have an amazing dog character. Waylay's dog in book one, the stray in book two… they're often scene-stealers. If you're an animal lover, maybe pick the book with the pet that sounds cutest in the blurb. It's a silly metric, but it works! A great pet subplot can make a good romance unforgettable. The timeline of canine companions is a timeline worth following.
2026-08-04 02:53:13
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MiraKit
MiraKit
Story Interpreter Accountant
Don't overthink the timeline—overthink the tropes! Are you in a mood for a runaway bride story? That's 'Things We Never Got Over'. Want a bodyguard romance? That's 'Things We Hide from the Light'. Looking for a romantic comedy with a reality TV setting? Try 'Mr. Fixer Upper'. Her books are less about a continuous saga and more about delivering specific romantic experiences within familiar settings. Pick the trope that makes your heart beat faster, and start there. The connections are just bonus sprinkles on top of the cupcake.
2026-08-05 13:34:30
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DrewYoung
DrewYoung
Honest Reviewer Electrician
I see a lot of folks pointing to Knockemout, and that's valid, but don't sleep on the Benevolence series as a potential starting line! 'Mr. Fixer Upper' and 'The Christmas Fix' are set there. It's another recurring small town with some crossover hints. The timeline between Benevolence and Knockemout isn't linear in a way that matters for plot, so starting with either town's first book works. Benevolence has a slightly cozier, holiday-centric vibe in some titles, which might suit your mood better. It's a gentler entry point if you want small-town charm without the higher-stakes elements of some Knockemout plots.
2026-08-06 03:33:58
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ClaraCat
ClaraCat
Book Guide HR Specialist
The holiday books are a great entry point because they're seasonal and often shorter. 'The Christmas Fix' or even 'Mistletoe Mischief' (a novella) give you a concentrated dose of Lucy Score's style with a festive bow on top. They're low-commitment, high-cheer experiences. If you read one in December and love it, you've got a whole backlog to explore in the new year. It's like a seasonal tasting menu before you order the full series entree.
2026-08-06 13:08:27
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