Cecelia (aka Cissy/C.L.) at Cupboard Maker Books in Enola, PA

FAQs

Mecca Romance is the shared world of author Cecelia Mecca, who writes across three genres and pen names. A former 8th grade English teacher who followed her dreams of becoming a romance author after the success of her first published series, Cecelia left behind a career she loved, and a newly obtained PhD in C&I/Literacy she never quite used, and has no regrets!

Cissy Mecca – steamy small-town contemporary romance

Cecelia Mecca – historical and Scottish medieval romance

C.L. Mecca – romantasy and paranormal romance

Each pen name offers a unique escape, but all share emotionally charged, flirt-filled love stories where strong women fall hard and always find their happily ever after.

From castle corridors to cozy coffee shops to magical realms, Mecca Romance books are for readers who love the emotional build, flirt-filled chemistry and that strong heroines who never loose themselves.

Begin with Last Call from the Boys of Bridgewater series for steamy, small-town romance or check out the chronological reading order.

Try The Thief’s Countess from the Border Series for a medieval knight-and-lady love story.

Dive into  The Vampire’s Temptation, book one of the Bloodwite series, for paranormal romance with vampires and heat.

You can find a complete reading order guide on the site.

Absolutely. Many Mecca Romance readers choose their next book by mood, not genre. If you’re not sure where to begin, use the Start Here mood quiz to match how you’re feeling right now with the best Mecca Romance series for you.

Each series stands alone, but all three pen names are connected through shared themes of strong heroines, irresistible heroes, and emotional depth … part of one larger Mecca Romance universe. There is one exception. Book ten of the Border Series, The Knight’s Reward, introduces the characters who become vampires, still feuding, seven hundred years later in Bloodwite.

Join the Mecca Romance Insider Newsletter to access exclusive prequels, bonus scenes, and special edition updates across all three pen names.

Yes! Cecelia Mecca’s historical romances are already translated into German and French, with more translations in progress.

OK, you caught me! This one is actually my own question. But I would love to connect with you in the Mecca Romance Readers Group on Facebook or become part of the Passport & Sticker Club for monthly romance-themed surprises and exclusive rewards.