Although the Rose Hill books do not need to be read in order, readers would get the fullest experience by following this chronological sequence, which coincides with their publication order:[1]
| Order | Cover | Title | First published | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |
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Wild Love | Year of publication: 2024[6] | Establishes Rose Hill, Ford, Rosie, Cora, and the record-label setting. |
| 2 |
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Wild Eyes | Year of publication: 2024[7] | Builds on the town and the record label circle through West and Skylar. |
| 3 |
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Wild Side | Year of publication: 2025[8] | Expands the community through Tabitha, Rhys, and the bowling group. |
| 4 |
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Wild Card | Year of publication: 2025[9] | Continues the Rose Hill setting through Bash, Gwen, and the friends. |
1. Wild Love
Wild Love (2024)[6] introduces Rose Hill as a small mountain town and establishes Rose Hill Records as a central recurring setting.[2]
The romance between Ford Grant and Rosie Belmont also introduces Ford’s new role as Cora’s father, Rosie’s return to Rose Hill, and the Belmont family connections that continue to shape the later books.[2]
2. Wild Eyes
Wild Eyes (2024)[7] shifts the focus to Weston Belmont and Skylar Stone while keeping Rose Hill Records and the Belmont family close to the story. This novel follows Skylar’s arrival in Rose Hill, West’s life as a single father, and the way the town becomes a place of refuge and reinvention.[3]
It stands alone, but earlier context clarifies Ford, Rosie, and Cora’s place in the background.[3]
3. Wild Side
Wild Side (2025)[8] broadens the series beyond the Belmont and Grant households by centering Tabitha Garrison and Rhys Dupris.[4]
Its storyline brings together guardianship, grief, and a marriage of convenience, while keeping Rose Hill’s social circle visible through the Bighorn Bistro and the bowling team.[4]
4. Wild Card
Wild Card (2025)[9] follows Bash Rousseau and Gwen Dawson, using Rose Hill’s circle as the background for a romance shaped by missed connections, family complications, and Bash’s work as an aerial firefighter.[5]
This book is self-contained, but it gains extra texture from Bash’s friendship group and the town relationships already developed in the earlier novels.[5]
References
- Books. Elsie Silver.
- Wild Love. Bloom Books. ISBN: 9781464220814.
- Wild Eyes. Bloom Books. ISBN: 9781464242861.
- Wild Side. Bloom Books. ISBN: 9781464237522.
- Wild Card. Bloom Books. ISBN: 9781464247866.
- Wild Love (Standard Edition). Bloom Books.
- Wild Eyes (Deluxe Edition). Bloom Books.
- Wild Side (Standard Edition). Bloom Books.
- Wild Card (Standard Edition). Bloom Books.