Two Halves of a Whole books in order

Q: "How many books are in the Two Halves of a Whole series?"

"There are two books in the Two Halves of a Whole series, published in 1997."

Q: "What is the first book in the Two Halves of a Whole series?"

"The first book in the Two Halves of a Whole series is The Baby Came C.O.D., published in 1997."

Q: "What connects the two books in the Two Halves of a Whole series"

"Both books revolve around twins and the surprises that come with them. The Baby Came C.O.D. and Desperately Seeking Twin... share a playful tone and a focus on mistaken identities and baby-related chaos. The twin theme ties the stories together while each stands on its own with a separate couple."

Reading order

#	Title	Published	Author	Buy on Amazon
1	The Baby Came C.O.D.	1997	Marie Ferrarella	Buy
2	Desperately Seeking Twin …	1997	Marie Ferrarella	Buy

Marie Ferrarella’s Two Halves of a Whole is a pair of romances published in 1997 that play with the idea of doubles. The Baby Came C.O.D. opens the duet with a baby who arrives unexpectedly, and Desperately Seeking Twin… carries the concept further with a search that leads to love. Both books use the twin angle to set up comedic misunderstandings and forced-proximity situations.

The series is typical of Ferrarella’s 1990s output for Silhouette: fast-paced, light on angst, and heavy on charm. Readers who like baby-themed romances with a comedic edge will find these two books fit the bill nicely.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many books are in the Two Halves of a Whole series?

There are two books in the Two Halves of a Whole series, published in 1997.

What is the first book in the Two Halves of a Whole series?

The first book in the Two Halves of a Whole series is The Baby Came C.O.D., published in 1997.

What connects the two books in the Two Halves of a Whole series

Both books revolve around twins and the surprises that come with them. The Baby Came C.O.D. and Desperately Seeking Twin… share a playful tone and a focus on mistaken identities and baby-related chaos. The twin theme ties the stories together while each stands on its own with a separate couple.

Reading order#

Frequently Asked Questions

Reading order