Christine Nolfi Books in Order

Petty thief Birdie Kaminsky comes to Liberty hunting a treasure hidden since the Civil War and a chance to change her life. What she finds instead is a tangle of family history, moral choices, and an unexpected shot at belonging.

Dr. Mary Chance retreats to Liberty, Ohio, after a personal loss, only to inherit a struggling restaurant and a town full of opinions. Her bond with a spirited girl named Blossom, and with Blossom's father, slowly opens the door to a different life.

As work begins at the Fagan mansion, Ourania D'Andre is pulled toward long-buried secrets, old passion, and danger surrounding the foster children in her care. It is one of Nolfi's darker novels, blending family drama with real suspense.

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Annie McDaniel is barely keeping her greenhouse alive when she becomes temporary guardian to her five-year-old nephew Dillon. A second job brings financial hope and a risky attraction, but Annie has little room left for another heartbreak.

Meade Williams seems to have everything except the one thing she still wants most, lasting love. Around her, other women in Liberty face life-changing choices, giving the novel the feel of an ensemble story about hope, family, and unexpected turns.

Wish Kaminsky is trouble on arrival, and Birdie knows her newly steady life in Liberty could come apart fast. This warm, funny installment turns a mother-daughter collision into a story about family strain, old habits, and second chances.

Zobie Marsh, a young woman burdened with prophecy, flees home and lands in a mystery far bigger than herself. When grieving homemaker Bel Petersen receives a dying man's message, the two are drawn into a spiritual battle against the coming Dimming.

Zobie and Bel move deeper into their calling as their gifts sharpen and the wider purpose of HeavenScribe comes into focus. This short installment pushes the spiritual mystery forward and works best read right after the first two parts.

Zobie and Bel begin unraveling what it means to be Primaries, with angels, visions, and a strange rose arbor pushing them onward. As Bel's own gifts awaken, the series deepens from eerie setup into a full spiritual quest.

Linnie Wayfair is trying to restore the family inn, hold her town together, and ignore the feelings everyone thinks she should admit. Then a shocking turn of events reopens old family wounds and changes the future she thought she controlled.

After a business failure, Cat Mendoza is desperate to prove she can succeed as events director at the restored Wayfair Inn. But in Sweet Lake, advice is free, secrets run deep, and Ryan D'Angelo may be harder to resist than she expected.

Pastry chef Jada Brooks finally sees a future with widower Philip Kettering and his young daughter, until a curious guest stirs up the town tragedy she has never escaped. To move forward, Jada has to face the truth about family, guilt, and love.

Darcy Goodridge returns to her Ohio home after her young nephew disappears, reopening wounds from the crash that killed her father and sister. The search pulls her into a decades-old secret and the life, and love, she left behind.

Grieving Rae Langdon shelters a troubled teenager at her family's struggling Ohio farm during a brutal winter. Their shared pain draws hidden truths into the open and forces Rae to fight for a fragile second chance.

When her Pittsburgh bar goes up in flames, Vale Lightner heads home to Philadelphia and the family she never felt part of. Clashing memories, old resentments, and her half sister's crisis force three women to face what really happened years ago.

When Nova Doubeck agrees to foster two deeply wounded siblings, temporary care quickly becomes far more personal. As their abusive father fights to reclaim them, Nova must confront buried secrets and decide what family is worth protecting.

Claire Shelton takes a cataloging job at the Maine estate of reclusive heiress Hanna Reeves and discovers a hidden library filled with family journals. The deeper Claire reads, the more old loyalties, love affairs, and buried truths begin reshaping both women's lives.

After her parents die, Bess Rollins returns from abroad to her family's estate in the Finger Lakes and the siblings she left behind. Grief, resentment, and long-hidden secrets force her to face the past and the love she walked away from.