Beth K Vogt Books in Order

Drawing on becoming a mother again at forty-one, Beth K. Vogt addresses motherhood after thirty-five. The guide discusses emotional adjustment, medical concerns, changing relationships, and the perspectives of other women welcoming children later in life.

Days before her wedding, Allison Denman kisses her fiance's brother and questions the future she has planned. Becoming a runaway bride forces her to confront mistakes, her need for control, and what she really wants from love.

At thirty-six, Dr. Kendall Haynes fears that romance and a family may have passed her by. Meeting wounded Air Force pilot Griffin Walker challenges those assumptions and leads her to reconsider the future she thought was settled.

Personal chef Sadie McAllister considers a career opportunity across the country, prompting longtime friend Erik Davis to rethink their relationship. Moving beyond friendship risks what they already share, but staying silent could mean losing their chance at love.

Widowed after her army-medic husband dies in Afghanistan, Haley is stunned to meet his previously unknown identical twin. As she and Stephen grow closer, grief and his resemblance to Sam complicate the possibility of a new relationship.

Meghan Holloway and Seth are paired to organize Allison and Daniel's hurried wedding. Their dislike dates back to high school, but working together challenges old judgments and gives these apparent opposites an unexpected chance at romance.

Bellamy plans a distinctive Manhattan wedding to Reid Stanton, but elaborate ideas quickly overwhelm the budget. Her desire for the perfect celebration threatens the relationship itself, forcing her to reconsider what their wedding should mean.

Planning a Florida destination wedding, paramedic Vanessa Hollister unexpectedly encounters her first husband, storm chaser Logan. A hurricane forces them into the same shelter, reviving feelings and raising questions about the marriage they ended years ago.

Caron Hollister wins a destination wedding before her boyfriend has proposed. A trip to Colorado reunites her with former love Kade Webster, whose temporary job offer makes her question whether her expected future is the one she wants.

Arriving in Denver as a maid of honor, Elisabeth Straker discovers that the best man is her former boyfriend. Seven years after a painful breakup, she and Jamie must reconsider forgiveness, distance, and a possible second chance.

A decade after her twin's death, Payton Thatcher keeps family memories at a distance. Planning her sister Jillian's wedding brings her back into conflict with Johanna, until a frightening diagnosis forces the sisters to confront their divided relationships.

Jillian Thatcher finishes cancer treatment hoping to reclaim her dreams, but lasting effects complicate recovery. A troubling revelation from her husband creates another crisis, leaving her to seek support from sisters still shaped by old family roles.

After discovering her fiance's betrayal, Johanna Thatcher tries to protect herself through control. A deeply personal decision involving something her sister Jillian desperately wants threatens their fragile friendship and forces all three sisters to reconsider family loyalty.

The Thatcher sisters' holiday plans unravel when their parents decide to sell the family home. Moves, hopes of parenthood, unresolved romance, and their father's health crisis turn Christmas into a season of packing, memories, and difficult change.

Widowed novelist Kylie Franklin abandons romance writing until her agent arranges a collaboration with suspense author Joe Edwards. Discovering they are already online friends helps them begin, but professional differences complicate the affection developing beyond their fictional characters.

Mila Maxwell travels to Colorado to rescue her friend’s Christmas wedding plans. Working with best man Ben Kendrick, her longtime texting companion, forces her to choose between her boyfriend’s familiar security and a friendship that may hold lasting love.