Allison Pittman Books in Order

Pregnant and trapped in a Wyoming mining camp, Gloria sees no future worth trusting. A practical bargain with grieving widower John William MacGregan leads her west, where she must decide whether grace and family are really meant for her.

Rescued as a child from New York's Five Points, Kassandra throws away her safest home with one terrible choice. Her path carries her through loss, prostitution, and a new identity in the West as she wonders whether redemption is still possible.

Pittman turns obedience school with her unruly puppy into a funny, thoughtful spiritual memoir. As Stella learns commands like sit, stay, and come, her owner discovers how closely dog training can echo the life of faith.

Belinda leaves Illinois for the Oregon Territory expecting adventure and family security. Instead she is stranded by loss and forced to survive a brutal frontier winter, where forgiveness becomes harder, and more necessary, than she imagined.

In 1905, hard-drinking Cubs pitcher Duke Dennison is hidden away in small-town Missouri to sober up before the pennant race. The people asked to watch him are carrying hurts of their own, and baseball quickly stops being the only thing at stake.

Camilla Deardon falls for Nathan Fox, a young Mormon traveler her parents warned her to avoid. Following him to Utah feels like choosing love, until she discovers the life waiting there is far more complicated than romance.

When a line drive from a baseball game drops an unidentified man into the Allenhouse family's parlor, a week of upheaval begins. Four sisters, old grief, and a house full of unexpected visitors turn this 1898 story into a lively romantic tangle.

After fleeing her Mormon home and nearly dying in the snow, Camilla Fox is rescued by U.S. Army officers and given time to heal. But recovery is only the start, because she still has daughters in Salt Lake City and hard choices waiting there.

After a wild night out, flapper Lilly Margolis tumbles into the life of wounded veteran Cullen Burnside and his fading mother. Her bright charm shakes their lonely household awake, even as her own restless heart begins to crack open.

Dorothy Lynn Dunbar leaves her familiar church world and gets a jolt of Jazz Age glamour in St. Louis. Offered a place on Aimee Semple McPherson's crusade team, she must decide how much change she can welcome without losing herself.

Monica Bisbaine loves her gossip-column life, speakeasies, and the freedom of being a modern woman in Washington, D.C. Then a new editor sends her after the Anti-Flirt Society, forcing her to choose between easy thrills and harder truths.

In 1920s Hollywood, Celeste DuFrane learns that her late mother's estate has been split with Dana Lundgren, a woman once blamed for killing Celeste's baby sister. As the two compare stories, an old confession begins to rewrite everything they thought they knew.

Nola Merrill is worn down by drought, disappointment, and a marriage that never became the refuge she hoped for. When a drifter from her husband's past stirs up old hunger and new betrayal, the cost reaches every corner of her life.

This two-book collection pairs For Time & Eternity and Forsaking All Others. Together they follow Camilla's move into Mormon Utah, the shock of plural marriage, and her painful fight for a life she can still call her own.

In 1504 Germany, eight-year-old Therese longs for a home that feels safe and lasting. A harsh encounter on the road and a brief refuge in a convent set her on a path shaped by grace, sacrifice, and belonging.

This novel follows Katharina von Bora from childhood in a convent to her life beside Martin Luther. Pittman turns a famous chapter of Reformation history into a story about courage, faith, freedom, and an unexpected love.

This omnibus gathers All for a Song, All for a Story, and All for a Sister in one volume. Across the Jazz Age, four women chase love, work, truth, and faith while the world around them changes fast.

On the eve of the French Revolution, orphaned cousins Renée and Laurette leave their quiet village for very different futures in Paris. One is drawn toward the court of Marie Antoinette, the other toward rebellion, and both pay a price.

Set in 1898 New York, this short historical romance pairs a sharp-tongued baseball fan with the star player she never expected to meet. It is a light, warm story about admiration turning into something more personal.

In 1984 Texas, Elyse Nebbit arrives at a new high school already uneasy in her own skin. This playful Pride and Prejudice retelling mixes football, first love, and plenty of awkward honesty as Elyse learns to see herself differently.

Young widow Hedda Krause checks into San Antonio's Menger Hotel in 1915 and winds up at the center of a ghostly theft and a very public scandal. A century later, ghost-tour guide Dini Blackstone follows fresh clues that could finally explain what happened.

In 1890 De Smet, Mariah Patterson risks everything on a love that was never really hers. In the 1970s, her great-granddaughter Trixie returns home and slowly uncovers the family secret Mariah carried for decades.

While World War II shadows daily life in New York City, best friends Bette and Alice try to build steady futures. Then a hidden letter reconnects Bette with the wounded soldier she once loved, reopening grief and hope at the same time.