Debbie Macomber Books in Order

Chef Josie Avery plans to leave her summer job in Alaska for a career in Seattle. Missing the last boat strands her in Ponder, where her growing feelings for swordsmith Palmer Saxon complicate the future she's worked toward.

After a family tragedy, Annie Marlow seeks refuge in a seaside town from her childhood. New friends and a quiet painter help her rebuild, but an unexpected opportunity forces her to weigh ambition against the home she's found.

This cookbook gathers one hundred recipes inspired by Debbie Macomber's family, friends, and novels. Photographs and stories about cherished traditions accompany breakfasts, main dishes, and desserts, with an emphasis on meals that bring people together.

Laurel and Zach long for a baby while caring for Laurel's grandmother, Helen. When no caregiver is available, Mrs. Miracle arrives unexpectedly, bringing companionship and mysterious signs that challenge the family's dwindling hopes as Christmas approaches.

Anne Marie Roche and her adopted daughter, Ellen, have completed many wishes from their lists, including learning to knit. But Ellen has one private wish left, that Anne Marie will fall in love with Ellen's birth father, Tim.

With her children away at college, Seattle nurse Jenna Boltz begins considering a different future. An unexpected attraction to a surgeon tests her caution about romance, while news from her children complicates her plans for newfound independence.

Willa Lakey has spent years caring for her family and now runs a seaside bakery. While her adventurous sister pursues new challenges, Willa’s attraction to a traveling photographer tests her willingness to accept uncertainty and claim a life of her own.

Overworked executive Everly Lancaster expects a relaxing vacation but discovers her assistant booked an Amazon River cruise. Cut off from her usual routines, she grows close to naturalist Asher Adams and must reconsider the priorities shaping her future.

When John Osborn's mother hires Dani to help in her antiques shop, he is drawn to the unconventional newcomer. A vintage cradle brings buried family wishes into view, challenging the defenses John built after painful experiences with love.

Three stories follow women navigating emotional change: a bride-to-be confronts a childhood secret, a betrayed fiancée seeks a new start in Alaska, and an isolated teacher connects with her neighbor during the pandemic while worrying about her parents.

Returning home for Christmas after betrayal and disappointment at work, Lindy Carmichael finds her childhood letters to Santa. Writing a new letter helps her reconsider her hopes, while an unexpected connection with a former classmate offers another chance at love.

Years after her divorce, Julia Jones finds a fulfilling new life and an unexpected romance with fellow divorcé Heath Wilson. Their adult children complicate the relationship, and a troubling revelation forces them to reconcile family loyalties with their shared future.

Three short stories return readers to Cedar Cove for fresh starts, family questions, and second chances. One revisits Zach and Rosie Cox's grown son, who turns to his parents when his own marriage falters.

Christmas illustrations and activities bring Debbie Macomber’s holiday stories into a coloring book. Alongside scenes to color, readers can make postcards and gift tags, explore seasonal recipes and enjoy quotations that evoke the warmth of her fictional celebrations.

Two Christmas stories bring heavenly helpers into ordinary family struggles. Mrs. Miracle appears amid holiday shopping, while children hoping to reunite with their grandmother receive unexpected help from Shirley, Goodness, and Mercy as travel costs threaten their Christmas wishes.

After losing her twin brother, teacher Hope Godwin seeks a fresh start in Oceanside. Volunteering at an animal shelter connects her with a troubled rescue dog and a wounded Marine, but unresolved histories threaten the trust they begin to build.

Pastor Peter Armstrong and bartender Hank Colfax trade jobs before Christmas to prove whose work is harder. As each encounters the other's community, their assumptions unravel, bringing unexpected romantic possibilities and a deeper understanding of the people they serve.

Office colleagues Lindsay Calhoun and Jack Taylor find themselves stranded together after a Christmas party when a storm cuts the power. Their unexpected isolation gives them a chance to talk, revealing feelings and possibilities hidden beneath their everyday working relationship.

Widowed recluse Joan Sample rents a room to nursing student Maggie Herbert, who needs refuge from her alcoholic father. Their growing friendship helps both face difficult choices, while new relationships challenge them to imagine lives beyond grief and financial strain.

Seeking a Christmas retreat from family pressure, aspiring songwriter Hailey Morgan borrows an Oregon cabin. A helpful former musician rekindles her confidence and inspires romance, but family interference and revelations about him threaten the peace she hoped to find.

Spending their first Christmas without their grandmother, siblings Avery and Reed plan a reunion. A stalled Puget Sound ferry strands Avery and leaves Reed waiting, creating unexpected encounters that offer both a chance at romance amid their shared grief.

Career-focused Sage Madison takes care of her five-year-old nephew at Christmas and recruits colleague Ethan to play Santa. Holiday activities draw them closer, but demands from her previous life threaten the new happiness she is beginning to discover.

Maisy Gallagher sets aside her dreams to support her family after her father dies. When cynical bank executive Chase Furst offers payment for her help, she asks him to act selflessly instead, challenging his assumptions and opening an unlikely romance.

Cameron dreads wearing the sweater his grandmother knitted for his birthday and tries increasingly desperate ways to escape it. Her visit helps him understand the gift differently, while knitting instructions let readers recreate the sweater at the center of the story.