Contemporary Romance

Under this tab, you’ll find my contemporary romance and romantic comedy series. I originally wrote The Coxwell Series (romantic comedy and chick-lit) under the pseudonym Claire Cross—those books have been repackaged as Deborah Cooke books.

All of my contemporary romances are set in the same fictional world. It’s best to read each series in order.

Just One Fake Date, book one of the Flatiron Five Fitness series of contemporary romances by Deborah Cooke — Flatiron Five Fitness

Just One Snowbound Night, book one of the Flatiron Five Tattoo series of contemporary romances by Deborah Cooke — Flatiron Five Tattoo

Third Time Lucky, book #1 of the Coxwell Series of contemporary romances, by Deborah Cooke — The Coxwells

There begin to be more intersections between the stories and series over time. (As I write more books, I play more.) The timeline of F5F and F5T overlap, for example, so if you want to read the books in chronological order in terms of story, check this page.

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12 responses to “Contemporary Romance”

Melanie hykes

Dec 8, 2013 at 4:46 pm

Where do the dragonfire legion fall in the series? I have to say I have really enjoyed this series over the years and it has stood up to the test of rereading over the years many many times. Thank you so much for your wonderful imagination it is very much appreciated.

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1. Deborah Cooke
  
  Dec 8, 2013 at 7:15 pm
  
  Hi Melanie – Glad to hear you’ve enjoyed Dragonfire over the years. I’m planning to wrap up the original series (with Thorolf’s book and then Sloane’s book) in 2014. Then I had other dragon adventures planned. 🙂
  
  The Dragon Legion Collection is Dragonfire #9. You can see the whole series listed in order, right here:
  https://deborahcooke.com/deborah-cooke-books/dragonfire/
  
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Tay

Apr 17, 2015 at 1:25 am

How is Pyr pronounced? Peer, pire (like tire) or purr? Figuring this out is driving me mad! Lol

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1. Deborah Cooke
  
  Apr 19, 2015 at 3:23 pm
  
  Hi Tay –
  
  I say “peer” like pyramid. Pyre is said like pire – and means a fire for burning remains, probably because of the e on the end making the y sound like a long i. 🙂
  
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TayTay

Apr 19, 2015 at 8:39 pm

Thank you! That’s how I kept saying it, but kept wondering if I was wrong. lol I appreciate the clarification! 🙂 LOVE every book!

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Mechelle Boudreaux

Jul 20, 2015 at 4:57 pm

I love you Dragon fire series I have read the first five so fall thank you for the dragon shifters it is so good

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Mechelle Boudreaux

Jul 20, 2015 at 5:00 pm

I would love to get your news letter plzzz tyvm

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1. Deborah Cooke
  
  Jul 20, 2015 at 7:39 pm
  
  Hi Mechelle – you can subscribe to my newsletter at this link:
  
  http://eepurl.com/UCUdf
  
  🙂 Deborah
  
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Kelly

May 19, 2017 at 10:42 pm

Have loved reading your Dragonfire series but have come to a complete halt at Book 4 Winter Kiss as I cannot find it anywhere to purchase as an epub for my ereader. It says Kobo has it but cannot find it anywhere…Not sure how Onedrive works but you need a library card as such but I don’t live in the States..any suggestions as I would like to finish the entire series and hate leaving out books

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1. Deborah Cooke
  
  May 20, 2017 at 6:30 am
  
  Hi Kelly –
  Actually, books 2 – 8 are no longer available in digital because the rights have reverted to me. Once the rights for Kiss of Fire revert to me, I’ll be republishing the first eight books in new editions. There’s no telling how long that will take. If you don’t want to wait, you might be able to find mass market copies still, as the publisher has the right to sell their remaining print stock.
  Thanks for reading my books!
  
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2. Jenny (Russell)
  
  Aug 21, 2017 at 9:22 am
  
  I have been trying to find your email address, without success – so (sorry) I have ´stolen´ ´reply´ from someone else´s message. Just to say I am reading for the THIRD time ´Enchanted´ – absolutely love it and really FEEL every time for Rolfe as a wolf when he looks at Annelise. Thank you SO much – sure I will read it yet again. I have read 7 of your other books – but ENCHANTED is the best for me. Many thanks and regards. I live in Madeira, a Portuguese island. Jenny (Russell)
  
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  1. Deborah Cooke
    
    Aug 21, 2017 at 10:10 am
    
    Hi Jenny – You can comment on any page on the website or on any blog post and I will see it. It’s the most reliable way to contact me, since spam filters mean that I don’t always receive emails from people I don’t already know.
    I’m so glad to hear that you enjoy Rolfe and Annelise’s story so much! I’m in the midst of revising it for republication in a new edition and had forgotten myself how much I liked their book. Thank you so much for your message. You made my day!
    All my best –
    Deborah (aka Claire)
    
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