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I just finished First-Time Caller and loved it. How many books are you planning for the Heartstrings series?

B.K. Borison There will be three books in the HEARTSTRINGS series. Book 2 will release early 2026 and book 3 in 2027. Book is 2 is titled AND NOW, BACK TO YOU and will be Jackson's love story.

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Will there be 5th book in the love light farm series?

B.K. Borison The lovelight series is complete, but I might revisit in the future with novellas.

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Do the Lovelight books need to be read in a certain order?

B.K. Borison Not necessarily! I wrote them as interconnected standalones. You can read each and immerse yourself in the story completely without missing out. But if you start with Lovelight Farms and move through in publication order (In the Weeds, Mixed Signals, Business Casual) then you'll get updates on each couple as you go.

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Is your Lovelight series taking place throughout each season? If so which book corresponds to which season?

B.K. Borison Lovelight Farms, WINTER
In the Weeds, SPRING
Mixed Signals, SUMMER
Business Casual, FALL

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I'm going to start mixed signals after I read a few books that are needing to be read before I return them. But I loved the first two books in the Lovelight series. I'm going to buy Charlie and Nova's book when it's released. Now that Lovelight is done, are you writing or planning out your next book?

B.K. Borison My next book (slated for publication early 2025) is already done and with my editor! I’m currently about halfway through draft one of book 6. Both books are new worlds with new characters. I’m excited to share them with everyone.

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I just caught sight of the new Lovelight series covers on your IG. They look legit awesome. Do you know if they'll be produced—like, physically produced—by the same printer/binder as the original set? PS I'm glad (and grateful) you're in the world. Your work has made me so happy so consistently. Thank you for that. Seriously.

B.K. Borison I don't believe they will be. Amazon has a quick-print system that prints books on demand. It will likely be different when moving to Berkley.

Thank you so much for your kind words. :)

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