Kristin Harmel Standalone Novels books in order

Standalone novels by Kristin Harmel, from contemporary romance to World War II historical fiction.

Reading order

# Title Published Author Buy on Amazon
1 How to Sleep with a Movie Star 2006 Kristin Harmel Buy
2 The Blonde Theory 2007 Kristin Harmel Buy
3 The Art of French Kissing 2007 Kristin Harmel Buy
4 When You Wish 2008 Kristin Harmel Buy
5 Italian for Beginners 2009 Kristin Harmel Buy
6 After 2010 Kristin Harmel Buy
7 The Sweetness of Forgetting 2012 Kristin Harmel Buy
8 The Life Intended 2014 Kristin Harmel Buy
9 When We Meet Again 2016 Kristin Harmel Buy
10 The Room on Rue Amélie 2018 Kristin Harmel Buy
11 The Winemaker’s Wife 2019 Kristin Harmel Buy
12 The Book of Lost Names 2020 Kristin Harmel Buy
13 The Forest of Vanishing Stars 2021 Kristin Harmel Buy
14 The Paris Daughter 2023 Kristin Harmel Buy
15 All the Diamonds in Paris 2025 Kristin Harmel Buy
16 The Stolen Life of Colette Marceau / All the Diamonds in Paris 2025 Kristin Harmel Buy

Kristin Harmel’s sixteen standalone novels span her evolution as a writer. Her early books — How to Sleep with a Movie Star (2006), The Blonde Theory (2007), The Art of French Kissing (2007) — are contemporary women’s fiction with romantic comedy elements.

Her later work turned to historical fiction, with The Room on Rue Amélie (2018) marking the shift to WWII-set stories. The Book of Lost Names (2020), The Forest of Vanishing Stars (2021), and The Paris Daughter (2023) became her most acclaimed and bestselling works, telling stories of courage and sacrifice during the war.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many books are in the Kristin Harmel Standalone Novels series?

There are sixteen books in the Kristin Harmel Standalone Novels series, published between 2006 and 2025.

What is the first book in the Kristin Harmel Standalone Novels series?

The first book in the Kristin Harmel Standalone Novels series is How to Sleep with a Movie Star, published in 2006.

How has Kristin Harmel's writing evolved?

Harmel’s sixteen standalone novels chart an evolution from light contemporary fiction (How to Sleep with a Movie Star, The Blonde Theory) through emotional family dramas (The Life Intended, When We Meet Again) to the WWII historical novels that made her a bestseller (The Room on Rue Amélie, The Book of Lost Names, The Paris Daughter).

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