Order of Sarah Adams Books

Born on May 12, 1985, in a small, picturesque town in Tennessee where Southern charm oozes from every porch swing and mason jar, Sarah Adams didn’t exactly enter the world wielding a pen. No, she was too busy being loud, hilarious, and, in her own words, “chronically extra.”
Growing up, Adams had one simple dream: to make people laugh, swoon, and maybe ugly-cry a little (but in a good way). Luckily for the rest of us, she didn't stick to just dreaming—she turned her passion into a full-fledged, swoon-worthy writing career.

Education? Oh, you mean the place where she perfected the fine art of doodling future romance novel plots in the margins of her notes? Sarah graduated from a local Tennessee college with a degree not in English Literature, not in Creative Writing—but in something practical that would totally prepare her for a future in HR or accounting. Life, however, had more mischievous plans.

She spent her early adulthood navigating jobs that paid the bills but didn’t exactly feed the soul—until one fateful day, Sarah decided to sit down and do the thing she was secretly born for: write books that feel like warm hugs. Her stories are pure comfort food—sweet but not saccharine, funny but not fluffy, romantic without ever needing to be risqué. Think “Hallmark movie marathon meets your favorite witty friend,” and you’re somewhere close to a Sarah Adams novel.

Sarah Adams is very much alive—and thriving! As of today, she's charming readers across the globe with her romantic comedies like The Cheat Sheet, Practice Makes Perfect, and When in Rome. Each book is a masterclass in lighthearted storytelling, featuring lovable idiots falling head-over-heels and figuring out life one hilarious disaster at a time.

Ironically, for someone who writes about love so skillfully, Sarah often jokes that her real-life romance is “way less interesting” than the ones she pens. She’s married to her own real-life sweetheart, raising a family in the heart of Tennessee where sweet tea flows like water and front porch gossip sessions are an Olympic sport.

Her writing career might have started with a dream, but it is sustained by her deep, unshakable belief that the world could always use a little more laughter, a little more hope, and a whole lot more love.
In every book, Sarah Adams invites you to forget your worries, grab a cozy blanket, and fall stupidly, blissfully in love—with her characters, her world, and maybe even a little with yourself.

Will Sarah Adams ever write a tragic, soul-shattering love story that leaves readers gasping in despair?
Probably not.
She’s far too busy reminding us all that happy endings aren’t just for fairy tales—they’re for everyone who dares to believe a little longer and laugh a little louder.