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Join the five siblings of the McKnight family as they navigate their way through their career paths and find love. As they say, the path to true love never runs smoothly and the McKnight siblings have some bumps to overcome.

The McKnight Family Series by Lucy McConnell and Anne-Marie Meyer

A Penalty Kissing (The McKnight Family Book 1)

The one guy I never wanted to see again…
Just moved in across the hall…

Returning home after graduating college Lottie can’t help but feel like a failure compared to her siblings. Always treated as the baby there is a part of her that felt she’d always end up back at home. Recruited as a nanny for her niece over the summer she is loving the time she gets to spend with Katie. With the house getting ready for a party for her brother Carter she is taken aback to find Jaxson on the doorstep with a bag in his hand. The boy who gave her her first kiss and also her brother Liam’s best friend. But it’s clear he doesn’t recognise her.

When his parents upped and left when he was in high school to move to Germany, Jaxson was thankful for the McKnight family who took him in. Pursuing his dream in the NFL alongside his best friend he is back for a break in training and for a legendary McKnight party. Instantly attracted to Katie’s nanny who answers the door and rudely shows him to his room etc. But he is shocked to discover that Lottie the nanny, is in fact, Lottie Liam’s little sister. 

Still harbouring resentment towards Jaxson for kissing her all those years ago and then walking away Lottie is pulled into his orbit when a photo of them is shared in the media. His agent feels that a fake relationship would serve him well to clear up his player image. Lottie agrees in exchange for the chance at an interview for the Wolves nutritionist team. Needing to kiss for the press during a PR opportunity has Jaxson realising that he feels deeply for Lottie but she’s off limits by her brother. As they navigate what is fake and what is real are they better to go their separate ways?

His Secret Baby (The McKnight Family Book 2)

I came back to town for closure…
And found a daughter I never knew I had…

After caring for a patient in the hospital following a fall which resulted in a broken hip, nurse Penny McKnight was happy to take up the offer to continue the care at home. As a single mom, she has had to juggle her hospital shifts alongside her daughter Katie. Thankfully her sister Lottie has been home over the summer to help with childcare. Her new job will allow her to bring Katie along after she has been to preschool in the mornings. This was a big reason why she took the job, knowing that Katie’s dad would be signing her paychecks but wouldn’t have to see him or introduce him to the daughter he doesn’t know he has.

Returning home to check on his grandmother, Chris finds himself emcee of an awards ceremony giving an award to Mason McKnight. Knowing that the whole McKnight will be there to support him he looks out to see Penny looking as beautiful as ever. Surprised to see she has a daughter but thinks that if she is happy it will help him gain closure over his leaving almost five years ago to pursue his dreams in California.

Their paths cross when Chris realised that it is Penny who will be caring for his grandmother. Wanting to learn more about her life he asks questions that she’s not ready to answer. Conflicted about letting him know the truth about Katie, Penny tells some white lies to appease him. Hoping that he won’t be staying long enough to catch her out but he halts his fake romance with a fellow starlet. She kisses him re-igniting everything they had between them. But as his career comes between them again is it closure that they have gained?

His Redemption (The McKnight Family Book 3)

I promised my best friend I’d take care of his family…
But Sadie doesn’t want me within ten feet of her. Still, I try.

A year ago Sadie’s husband, Adam, was killed in action. Being a military wife she always knew the risk that one day he wouldn’t return from duty. He’d volunteered for additional tours which left her at home, looking after their son Parker alone. Losing him was sad and in a way heartbreaking yet their lives had been apart more than they had been together so not an all-encompassing grief. She has worked hard to provide a life for Parker she’s about to return to college for a nursing degree but gets served notice on her apartment. Her friend suggests a new place to stay but doesn’t go into the details.

Returning home after his time in the army, Mason has largely pushed his traumas into a black box in his mind. Never dealing with the issues, simply attempting to live a life as a local Sheriff and help his family. He thinks about his promise made to his best friend Adam to look out for Sadie and Parker. He has loved her from afar since high school but stood in the shadows of Adam. Sadie understandably hates the sight of him, which will be interesting considering she’s just about to move into the apartment above his garage.

Attempting to navigate a sort of living arrangement whilst Parker pulls them together between sports, BBQs and chats about school. Mason is frustrated by her actions seeing her with an old school classmate and having double dates and fights. Unsure of her feelings towards Mason, she’s attracted to him but feels a sense of guilt in some way. But as they attempt to cross lines Mason realised that he needs to unpack his PTSD before their potential life together can start.

I wanted to be the man she turned to. I wanted to be her hero, her Knight, her best friend, the first one she kissed each morning and the last one she loved each night.

His Broken Heart Antidote (The McKnight Family Book 4)

Ellise doesn’t want to let me anywhere near her heart but I can’t seem to help myself. I’m a doctor. I like to fix things.
Can I convince Ellise to trust me even though I represent everything she ran away from?

Whilst he is happy for his siblings finding love, Carter can’t help but think that he is destined to be alone. Throwing himself into his work he has made a name for himself at the hospital where he is a surgeon, although there is part of him that wonders how much is down to him and how much of it is due to his last name. He meets a beauty first in the car park and then in the cafeteria who appears not to know who he is and they manage to clash as their paths cross.

Ellise and her best friend Brooke are starting fresh whilst Brooke is contemplating what life will look like as a single mom with the help of Ellise is still overcoming an incident in her last job as a labour and delivery nurse which has left her with PTSD. Taking a job in the cafeteria was going to be a temporary fix but turned permanent within a week. Not the role she trained hard for but allows her to be at the hospital to help overcome past traumas.

Their interactions at the hospital are anything but friendly so when they bump into each other at a local club Ellise feels the world is conspiring against her. Somehow finding a sort of friendship after an incident in an elevator Carter offers to help her with panic attacks and flashbacks. Although they are interrupted by Brooke potentially going into early labour. A false alarm they spend the next few weeks heading to fairs, to his family’s cabin but as a doctor has a go at her without listening to her side of things Carter throws himself to rescue her but how will she take to this?

His Romance Coach (The McKnight Family Book 4)

I’m in trouble. One stupid bet with a teammate and my starting spot on the Wolves Football Team is on the line.

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