'Sullivan's Crossing' Is Actually A Book Series — Here's How To Read Them In Order!

1. What We Find

Before the legal troubles seen on-screen, Maggie Sullivan was once a burned-out neurosurgeon desperate for a break. Her quest for some peace and quiet led her to Sullivan's Crossing, her dad Sully's campground nestled in Colorado.

Even though Maggie expected a healing escape, she stumbled upon a new life waiting to unfold. While adjusting to the slower pace of rural life and beginning to repair her relationship with her estranged father, she encounters Cal Jones, a mysterious hiker. As their paths intertwine, Maggie and Cal slowly learn to trust again and possibly even love.

2. Any Day Now

In Any Day Now, Cal's sister, Sierra Jones, arrives in Sullivan's Crossing with no intention of staying long. But then, she finds out her brother has a new wife named Maggie, and her temporary stopover turns into a fresh start.

Sierra also starts to bond with Sully, who gives her the stability and support she's always wanted. Her healing journey leads her to believe that the Crossing might be the place to begin her next chapter, yet when her past resurfaces, she has to decide whether to run or stand her ground.

3. The Family Gathering

Readers are introduced to another Jones family member, Dakota Jones, in The Family Gathering. Dakota is fresh out of the military and at a crossroads in life, which is why he heads to Sullivan's Crossing to reconnect with his siblings and clear his head.

Again, what was meant to be a short visit turns into something more when Dakota finds himself unexpectedly drawn to the small town's charm, as well as one woman who seems unimpressed by his presence.

Then, Dakota and his siblings all attend a family wedding, and he winds up learning more about Cal and Sierra than he ever expected. This helps him start to understand what it truly means to belong, not just to a place, but to a family.

4. The Best of Us

The Best of Us centers on Dr. Leigh Culver, who built a nice life in Timberlake, Colorado, which is far away from her old job in Chicago. But despite her success, she still misses her Aunt Helen, who raised her.

That's why the pair heads out to Sullivan's Crossing for a change of scenery, and neither Leigh nor Helen expected the trip to become a turning point. Helen starts to fall in love with the area's natural beauty, as well as a local man, and Leigh finds herself reevaluating her own ideas about love and family.

5. The Country Guesthouse

In the final book of Robyn Carr's series, readers are introduced to Hannah Russell, whose world is upended when she suddenly becomes the guardian of her best friend's 5-year-old son, Noah. Feeling overwhelmed, she decides to rent a country house in Colorado for some peace and time to get to know him.

The lakeside retreat seems like the ideal place to learn the ropes of parenting, but things get more complicated when they meet Owen Abrams, the reserved owner of the home, and his dog named Romeo.

Noah winds up bonding with the pup, drawing Hannah and Owen into each other's lives in ways they never anticipated. Together, the trio discovers that healing shows up when you least expect it.