Ann Hazelwood Books in Order

Florist Anne Brown decides to learn quilting to help her aunt, only to discover an old quilt and odd disturbances in her mother's basement. As she digs into family history, everyday dramas in Colebridge mingle with hints of haunting and the possibility of a new kind of love.

When Anne Brown's quilting circle becomes involved with a local funeral home, they are surprised by the many ways quilts can comfort mourners and honor the dead. The experience prompts them to reflect on loss, legacy, and the meanings stitched into the fabrics they handle every day.

Wedding plans lead Anne Brown and her fiancé Sam into the hunt for a new home, where they discover a quilt hidden in an old potting shed. The secret it carries draws them into another family's history and reminds Anne that every stitch in Colebridge connects to someone's story.

Trying to help struggling businesses on Main Street, Anne Brown Dickson organizes a seasonal quilt display that seems to attract a few ghostly helpers. Shop politics, grandmother's risky plans, and big changes for her best friend Nancy keep Anne busy as quilts and spirits stir up the town.

Anne Brown and her quilting friends embark on an ambitious group project, creating a Jane Austen inspired quilt in which each block reflects a member's life. When an entirely different quilt appears at the show instead, they must unravel the mix up while handling family and work upheavals back home.

Christmas in Colebridge brings Mistletoe Market crowds, a depot quilt show, and the quiet work of neighbors caring for one another. As Anne and her friends navigate losses and celebrations, they come to see how the separate layers of their lives, like the quilts they love, form one shared community.

In Colebridge, florist Anne Brown Dickson faces a serious personal challenge just as a long anticipated project on the family property finally takes shape. Grandmother Davis's lily patterned wholecloth quilt offers comfort, but giving it to its rightful owner means accepting changes in her home, business, and marriage.

Encouraged by friends, Kate Meyr transforms her inherited East Perry County home into a much needed guesthouse named for Josephine, the doctor's wife who once lived there. A hall quilt signed by visitors seems like a charming touch until some names begin to fade, hinting that Josephine's story is not finished.

With Thanksgiving and Christmas approaching, innkeeper Kate Meyr plans to blanket Borna in holiday quilts and decorations. A house full of relatives, neighbors making hard choices, and a string of unsettling incidents on the property force her to balance community cheer with the need to protect her home and heart.

Reeling from her husband's death and the painful secrets it reveals, Kate Meyr travels to Borna, Missouri to repair and sell the run down property he left her. A mysterious quilt and an escalating pattern of threats make her wonder whether to cut her losses or claim this strange house as her own.

Joining the Concordia Lutheran church quilting group should give Kate Meyr peaceful hours with fabric and conversation, but a missing quilt quickly stirs up trouble. As the pastor tries to keep the scandal quiet, Kate's friendship with Clark shifts, a new romance appears, and her research into Josephine's past takes a tender turn.

Kate Meyr, now running Josephine's Guest House, finds her quiet East Perry County routine disrupted by neighbor John Baker's research on quilt stories and by a frightening attack close to home. Discovering where cherished quilts have traveled helps her face danger, protect her inn, and decide whom to let into her life.

After walking away from a stable but stifling editing job, Lily Rosenthal retreats to Missouri's wine country with her beloved antique quilts. Inheriting a murdered friend's shop inventory forces her to choose between a safe life and the risky dream of opening a quilt filled antique store.

Christmas has always been Lily Rosenthal's favorite time of year, and a family gathering in Green Bay brings both nostalgia and an unforgettable gift. While she wrestles with a challenging sampler quilt and yearns for a special Christmas quilt she cannot have, an unexpected present from Alex nudges her writing life forward.

In A Christmas Wish Quilt, Lily Rosenthal starts the season with a Thanksgiving pie party and a bustling Christmas Walk through Augusta. A Santa who grants wishes, a newly found half sister, and questions about the spirit lingering on her property all end up stitched into one meaningful holiday quilt.

In Missouri wine country, Lily Rosenthal discovers that everyone around her is holding something back, from quilt class friends to relatives she thought she knew. A ghostly doctor tied to her house and the arrival of an estranged cousin force Lily to confront which secrets she can live with.

At fifty five, quilt artist Claire Stewart leaves Missouri for Door County, Wisconsin and joins a small, selective quilting club. The lakeshore landscape, new friendships, and a mysterious man in a red scarf slowly help her recover from a painful past and imagine a different future.

When Lily Rosenthal agrees to safeguard a group of high value quilts for a friend, one disappears despite her precautions. As her Dinner Detectives circle tries to solve the theft, missing fabric, changing relationships, and long deferred dreams push Lily to rethink what she really wants.

Now happily settled in Fish Creek, quilt artist Claire Stewart dreams up a town wide quilt tour that requires official approval and a lot of persuasion. Working with her friend Cher, she pushes a traditional community to try something new while juggling an old flame and a man in a red scarf.

Claire Stewart's holidays in Door County are upended when she must finally face her injured former lover Austen Page. A new German neighbor arrives with an heirloom Tannenbaum quilt, drawing Claire into unfamiliar Christmas traditions just as her own love life grows complicated again.

As autumn blends into Christmas in Door County, Claire enjoys quiet time with Grayson and festive apple picking trips with the Quilters of the Door. New visitors from Missouri and a string of unexpected events turn the season into a series of gentle but life changing surprises.

Claire Stewart and her friend Cher organize a cherry themed outdoor quilt show in Door County, only to watch one complication after another pile up. With a new artist pursuing her and doubts about Grayson, she has to save the event and sort out her heart.

In Christmas, She Wrote, Ann Hazelwood gathers more than fifty short pieces that celebrate her favorite season. Short stories, poems, recipes, and little sketches of romance, friendship, and quilting make this an easy book to dip into whenever you want a quick dose of holiday warmth.