In What Order Were Milly Johnson’S Standalone Novels Published?

Fell in love with 'The Perfectly Imperfect Woman' and now I'm bingeing her entire backlist. What's the exact timeline for Milly Johnson's standalone books?
2026-08-03 09:06:09
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SophieJoy
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Straight from memory, so double-check me: 'The Yorkshire Pudding Club' came first in 2007, followed by 'A Spring Affair' in 2008. Then it's 'A Summer Fling' (2009), 'Here Come the Girls' (2010), and 'An Autumn Crush' (2011). After that, 'White Wedding' (2012), 'It's Raining Men' (2013), 'The Perfectly Imperfect Woman' (2014), and 'The Mother of All Christmases' (2017). The later ones get a bit fuzzy for me after 2018, but the early sequence is solid.

I recall because I binged them all one summer in publication order.
2026-08-04 02:07:59
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LeoHunter
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Her publishing consistency is impressive. From 2007 to 2013, it was a book almost every single year. That's a hard pace to maintain. It explains the loyal following—readers knew they could rely on a new, comforting story regularly. The order list is a testament to that work ethic.
2026-08-06 05:29:40
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NovelNook
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I notice the later books have longer gaps, but are also longer and perhaps more complex. 'The Woman in the Middle' is a substantial read. Quality over quantity, perhaps. The order shows an author maturing and taking her time, which I respect more than a rushed annual output.
2026-08-06 14:16:06
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OrlaSharp
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Honestly, I mix up 'A Summer Fling' and 'Here Come the Girls' all the time. I can never remember which came first without looking. They have a similar vibe of female friendship and escape in my memory. The publication order blurs for those two, for me at least.
2026-08-08 12:09:29
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GoldBee
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There's a weird satisfaction in knowing the order, though. It's like cataloging a music artist's discography. You don't have to listen to Album 2 before Album 5, but knowing the timeline adds context. Same here. It's for the superfans who want to absorb every detail of the author's world.
2026-08-09 18:02:45
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