Amy Harmon Books in Order

After a miracle pulls Johnny Kinross out of the halls he has haunted for fifty years, he and Maggie finally share the same timeline—but not the same past. To claim a future together, they must unravel the mystery that bound him to Purgatory in the first place.

In a small farming town, thirteen-year-old music prodigy Josie Jensen befriends Samuel, an older Navajo boy aching to escape. Years later he returns changed by the wider world, and together they must decide whether their unlikely friendship has grown into something deeper.

Working nights at a small-town high school, orphaned Maggie O’Bannon discovers the building is haunted by Johnny Kinross, a 1950s bad boy trapped between life and death. Their impossible connection forces both to face a decades-old tragedy that refuses to rest.

Blue Echohawk was abandoned as a toddler and raised by a drifter, leaving her with no past, little future, and a reputation for trouble. When a young British teacher challenges her to rewrite her own story, she’s forced to confront who she is and who she wants to be.

In their tight-knit hometown, shy, bookish Fern Taylor quietly loves wrestling star Ambrose Young from afar. After Ambrose returns from war scarred and grieving the friends he lost, Fern and her cousin Bailey help him relearn what courage, beauty, and love really mean.

On the night pop superstar Bonnie Rae Shelby is ready to end her life, quiet math whiz Finn Clyde stops her, and a split-second choice sends them on a cross-country escape where fame, secrets, and a growing connection turn two strangers into unlikely outlaws.

In a rural Utah town, Moses Wright grows up as the infamous “crack baby” left in a laundromat, now a haunted artist who sees the dead. Georgia Shepherd, the horse-crazy girl next door, refuses to leave him alone—even when his dangerous gift threatens to destroy them both.

David “Tag” Taggert has built a rough-edged family around his fighting gym and bar, but blind dancer Millie Anderson upends his carefully controlled life. When Tag disappears, the fierce, complicated truth of their love unfolds through the cassette tapes he leaves behind.

In German-occupied Italy, Jewish violinist Eva Rosselli and Catholic priest Angelo Bianco are childhood friends turned forbidden lovers. As deportations escalate, Angelo uses the church to hide Eva and other Jews, forcing agonizing choices between faith, survival, and the love that binds them.

Lark has been mute since her mother used forbidden magic to save her life, and in Jeru the Gifted are hunted. When King Tiras takes her hostage to secure her father’s loyalty, Lark’s hidden power with words may be the kingdom’s only hope—and his salvation.

Kjell of Jeru has always been a warrior, not a healer—until an unwanted gift marks him as one of the feared Gifted. Sent to rid the land of lingering Volgar, he rescues Sasha, a woman with no memory and unsettling visions that will reshape both his fate and his heart.

Best friends Mercedes, Cora, and Noah have always been a trio, until Mercedes lies about her feelings so Cora can have the boy they both love. Years later, after everything shatters, Mercedes must step into the wreckage she helped create and finally decide what—and who—she wants.

In a Norse-inspired kingdom cursed to bear no daughters, Bayr, a chieftain’s bastard blessed with immense strength, is sworn to guard Alba, the first girl child born in years, as political schemes and old magic threaten Saylok’s fragile future.

Grieving her grandfather, novelist Anne Gallagher travels to Ireland to scatter his ashes and is swept back to 1921, where she’s mistaken for a missing woman, drawn into the fight for independence, and torn between returning home and a love across time.

On the Oregon Trail in 1853, young widow Naomi May joins her family’s wagon train west and finds herself drawn to John Lowry, a half-Pawnee mule driver who belongs to neither world. When violence tears the caravan apart, survival and love become their only compass.

In the cursed kingdom of Saylok, blind warrior-in-training Hod saves Ghisla, the last survivor of a murdered musical clan. Her singing lets him “see,” but palace intrigue and an unforgiving king soon separate them, forcing their bond to withstand prophecy, distance, and war.

In 1960s New York, Bronx piano man Benny Lament tries to keep his mob-entangled family at arm’s length, writing hits from the shadows. When he pairs with fiery singer Esther Mine, their explosive sound—and forbidden relationship—puts both love and lives squarely in the spotlight.

In Prohibition-era Chicago, patrolman Michael Malone is first on the scene when ten-year-old Dani Flanagan loses her parents. Years later, a string of brutal murders reunites them in Depression-era Cleveland, where Dani’s uncanny sensitivity to the dead may help catch a killer.

Born poor in colonial Massachusetts, Deborah Samson longs for more than service and an arranged marriage. Disguising herself as “Robert Shurtliff,” she enlists in the Continental Army, where battlefield danger and a forbidden, slow-burn love test how far she’ll go for freedom.

After deciding to leave his outlaw life behind, Butch Cassidy disappears and takes on a new identity. Years later he becomes bodyguard to Jane, a celebrated singer traveling with her young son, and must choose between anonymity, legacy, and a love he never expected.