Luchetti Brothers books in order

The Luchetti Brothers series by Lori Handeland follows the romantic lives of six siblings in a close-knit farming family in rural Illinois.

Reading order

# Title Published Author Buy on Amazon
1 Leave It To Max 2001 Lori Handeland Buy
2 A Sheriff in Tennessee 2002 Lori Handeland Buy
3 The Farmer’s Wife 2002 Lori Handeland Buy
4 The Daddy Quest 2003 Lori Handeland Buy
5 The Brother Quest 2004 Lori Handeland Buy
6 The Husband Quest 2004 Lori Handeland Buy
7 A Mom for Tim 2006 Lori Handeland N/A
8 A Soldier’s Quest 2005 Lori Handeland Buy
9 The Mommy Quest 2006 Lori Handeland Buy

The Luchetti Brothers series is set on a working dairy farm in Illinois and follows six siblings as they each find love. The series began in 2001 with Leave It To Max and wrapped up in 2006 with The Mommy Quest. Each book gives one of the Luchetti siblings a turn in the spotlight, mixing romance with the day-to-day realities of farm life and family obligations.

Handeland drew on her own Wisconsin upbringing for the rural setting, and the family interactions feel authentic and warm. The brothers (and one sister) deal with problems like keeping the farm running, raising children, and reconnecting with family after time away. The series earned praise for its humor and realistic small-town atmosphere.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many books are in the Luchetti Brothers series?

There are nine books in the Luchetti Brothers series, published between 2001 and 2006.

What is the first book in the Luchetti Brothers series?

The first book in the Luchetti Brothers series is Leave It To Max, published in 2001.

Do the Luchetti Brothers books need to be read in order?

Each book focuses on a different sibling and works as a standalone romance. However, reading in order lets you follow the family dynamics as they develop from book to book, since earlier siblings often appear in later stories.

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