Autumn Macarthur Books in Order

Accountant Cara Talbot needs publicity to save a struggling London department store and its staff. Fake dates with celebrity Santa Nick Gallagher offer a solution, but their opposing attitudes toward Christmas, commitment and faith complicate the arrangement.

Wedding-registry assistant Beth’s careful plans unravel when her first love returns needing a gift and a date. James hopes for a lasting reunion, but Beth must confront the beliefs and old hurt that once separated them.

Artist Maggie Golding unexpectedly falls for Ed Pettett, the conventional heir to the department store where she creates Christmas displays. Their differences, her uncertain faith and his controlling mother challenge a romance neither anticipated.

Luke returns to the woman he left after discovering their son was never adopted. Anna fears another heartbreak, but their child’s serious illness and longing for a father force both parents to confront the past and consider forgiveness.

Using Pollyanna’s optimism as a starting point, Autumn Macarthur explores Christian faith, gratitude and spiritual growth. The original novel appears alongside chapter devotionals, discussion questions, Bible verses and journaling prompts intended for adult readers.

Nurse Lainie’s memorial motorcycle journey stalls in Sweetapple Falls, where she reconnects with wounded Army medic Adam. Repairing her bike brings them together, but grief, survivor’s guilt and her plans to leave threaten their chance to heal.

Fraser wants to date fellow teacher Sarah, who keeps him at a distance despite their attraction. Building a church garden together reveals her caregiving burdens, but a deeper secret tests whether they can trust one another.

A holiday trip brings Tiffany Gallagher into contact with wounded Scottish photographer Mac through a London homeless shelter. Their shared work and a New Year’s visit to Edinburgh spark feelings complicated by separate plans for the future.

Brad Hughes spends Christmas with his ex-wife Maddie and their young son, hoping to rebuild their family. Her life in a small Idaho community and his city career expose the unresolved problems that once ended their marriage.

In Paris on Valentine’s Day, graduate student Zoe sets out to prove romance is an illusion. Meeting Gabe, who is honoring his mother’s final wish, leads to an experiment that challenges her theories about love and faith.

Samantha’s attempt to reassure her sister turns into a viral homemaking blog that conceals her struggles caring for twin nieces. Journalist Daniel Novak must report the truth, even as the woman behind the pretense begins to restore his faith.

Shy florist Ellie is invited to a London ball by David, the department manager she secretly loves. A makeover boosts her confidence, but winning his heart requires overcoming the doubts that keep her trapped in friendship.

New teacher Claire hides painful heartbreak behind a prickly manner, determined to discourage carpenter Ryan Connor. He seems ideal for her, but his hopes for a large family threaten to expose the secret that keeps her at a distance.

Nurse Catriona organizes a seaside outing for children with disabilities, then must seek help from Alistair, her longtime secret love. A difficult day of shared responsibility offers them a chance to see beyond their familiar friendship.

After thirty years of separate lives, Portia and Jack reunite for their son’s wedding. A serious diagnosis forces them to reconsider their priorities and confront whether their marriage of convenience can become something more meaningful.

A summer wedding throws judgmental medical missionary Matthew together with exuberant saleswoman Anita, who is caring for her niece. Mutual dislike seems to settle their prospects, until faith and unexpected circumstances challenge what each believes they need.

An actress hiding from her former life encounters a man whose kindness challenges her assumptions about attraction and success. Their connection asks whether a loving heart can offer something more lasting than beauty, wealth, or fame.

Teacher Rusty has sworn off romance when mechanic Tom asks for help caring for his troubled daughter. A marriage of convenience promises stability, but unexpected love threatens the emotional distance both intended to preserve.

Cynical Edinburgh author Brodie resents his relentlessly cheerful new housekeeper Flynn. Neither recognizes the other when they connect online under different identities, leaving their growing affection at odds with the hostility they show face to face.