READING ORDER for my books and where to buy my books

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I realized when someone asked me recently about my reading order for my books that I probably haven't published this online yet. So without further ado, ahem. 

Short answer:

It doesn't really matter. My books are mostly standalones. Now, having said that, there are a few series where it matters which book you read first if you want the full effect. But honestly, all my books make sense on their own with the exception of my YA fantasy. I'll list my books by genre and by most popular.

Oh, and by the way...All my paperbacks and ebooks bundles can be found at a steep discount (up to 50%-off) at books.ameyzeigler.com I also sell book-related merchandise and will try to get more up this year or next.

Gromance (or romantic women's fiction where characters learn and grow. Get it? Grow-mance? haha!)

Helping of Hope series

The Casserole Dish*

The Christmas Mug*

The Cookie Platter is slated for later this year or early next year. 

*ebooks not available on my site, through Amazon Kindle Unlimited, or Kindle ebook only

Seasons of Sugar Creek Series

Book 1--A White Christmas Lie

Book 2--The Autumn Fallout

Book 3--The Summer Bargain Blowup

Book 4--3 Spring Weddings is coming later this year or early next year (I hope!)

Novellas--First Kisses and Origins of the Sugar Mamas (can be read at any time, but mostly after book 1)

50%-off EBOOK BUNDLE AVAILABLE HERE

YA Fantasy

Weave Of A Thousand Lies by A. E. Zeigler (Special editions are sold on my site and through live events only)

The Tale of Barathea and the Great Hunter (read for free here) prequel novella part 1

Chains of Deceit is coming by Backerkit this fall. (If you'd like to follow the project sign up on my teaser page here.  This is a crowdfunding campaign to do a limit print run of pretty books with sprayed edges and colored interior art.

Rom Com

The Swiss Mishap

Swiss Mistletoe and Macrons

Mystery/Romantic suspense

Baker's Dozen

Certainly Will Die

Mark of the Beast--coming in 2026 or 2027 (these characters are still held by my publisher and very difficult to release until that time.)

Billionaire/Rom Com

Billionaires Don't Go To Camp (Novella)

Billionaire and the Grad Student

My Secret Billionaire Landlord


These are retitled Billionaires Don't Date Camp Directors, Billionaires Don't Date Grad Students and Billionaires Don't Date Tenants 50%-off on my personal site.

Historical Fiction

Wylder Bride

Romance

Summer of Sundaes

August Blues


Non-Fiction

Bingewatching for Storytelling Romance

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