Deborah Raney Books in Order

After two years of missionary work in South America, Daria Camfield returns home to a stunning discovery: the husband she thought dead is alive. Torn between her past and the life she has rebuilt, Daria faces an impossible choice.

A crisis breaks through the quiet surface of ordinary life and leaves relationships under strain. As fear and old hurt rise to the surface, the people involved must find a way toward truth, trust, and healing.

This resource offers ready-to-use children's sermons for worship services and church programs. Short object lessons and clear spiritual themes help leaders share Bible-based messages with young audiences.

A relationship shaped by old wounds is tested when painful truths refuse to stay buried. This faith-centered story follows people learning that love and forgiveness require more than good intentions.

Ellen and Jake Brighton's strong marriage is shaken when Ellen receives an Alzheimer's diagnosis. As illness changes their daily life, Jake must learn what it means to keep loving faithfully when the future becomes frighteningly uncertain.

The Camfield family faces the long aftermath of past sorrow and choices that cannot be undone. As relationships are tested by distance, grief, and unexpected love, they search for a way to rebuild after the storm.

A deeply personal crisis forces people to reconsider the ties that bind them to family and faith. As old wounds surface, love becomes both a risk and a path toward the mercy they need.

A writer needing quiet workspace begins exchanging notes with the unseen owner of a bed-and-breakfast. Their growing friendship is full of mistaken assumptions, especially when each assumes the other is far older than reality.

After his fiancée dies suddenly, Wade Sullivan tries to care for the three children who already see him as family. Their abusive father returns to claim them, forcing Wade into a painful custody fight for the children he loves.

A woman facing a major change finds that the people she trusts may not have told her everything. As past and present collide, she must decide whether faith can carry her through a future she never planned.

A heartfelt faith-centered story about people waiting for an answer that seems slow to come. Love, family, and the possibility of hope shape their choices as they learn to recognize blessings in unexpected places.

After escaping a controlling boyfriend, graphic designer Maggie Anderson reaches Clayburn, Kansas, under a false identity. Trevor Ashlock has losses of his own, and their growing bond may force Maggie to face the life she fled.

John and Julia Brighton's second chance at happiness is shaken when John's daughter abandons her husband and little girl. As they care for their confused granddaughter, two marriages are tested by fear, stress, and unanswered questions.

A painful turning point sends lives in Clayburn in unexpected directions. As characters weigh what to leave behind and what to fight for, love and faith offer no easy answers, only a chance to begin again.

Judd and Evette are expecting their first baby when Judd learns he has a six-year-old daughter he never knew existed. Secrets, prejudice, and betrayal test their marriage as an innocent child needs them to become a family.

A woman confronting a troubled relationship discovers that understanding the past is not the same as escaping it. With faith and honesty, she must look beyond first impressions and decide what kind of future she wants.

In Clayburn, Kansas, old choices leave marks that have not faded with time. As characters face love, loss, and the consequences of buried history, they must decide whether yesterday's pain will control tomorrow.

Volunteer Bryn Hennesey was at the homeless shelter on the night a deadly fire changed Hanover Falls. Unearthing a lost memory may expose painful truths, but it may also be the only way for Bryn to find freedom.

A practical collection of short children's sermon ideas for church leaders and teachers. The book offers accessible object lessons and faith-centered messages designed to engage young listeners.

Firefighter Lucas Vermontez survived the shelter blaze that killed his friend, but his injuries and grief have changed everything. He finds an unexpected connection with Jenna, the friend's widow, as both try to move forward without forgetting.

A widow in Hanover Falls learns a devastating secret after her firefighter husband's death. While Fire Chief Brennan struggles with his own guilt about the shelter fire, both must face grief, betrayal, and the possibility of forgiveness.

A faith-forward story about people searching for lasting love, purpose, and a place to belong. When the past complicates the future, they must decide what they are willing to trust and what they cannot keep avoiding.

Novelist Madeleine uses a widower's bed-and-breakfast as a quiet office and begins exchanging notes with its unseen owner. Their friendly messages turn romantic, but both are surprised when they finally meet face to face.

A seasonal romance about promises that have been delayed, tested, or quietly forgotten. As Christmas draws near, characters must decide whether to protect themselves from disappointment or make room for love and hope.

When Jill Brannon fails to return from a conference, her husband Mitch begins a desperate search. As days pass without answers, his bond with Jill's best friend grows complicated and tests everything he believes about loyalty and marriage.

Audrey and Grant Whitman are opening their Missouri home as a bed-and-breakfast when daughter Landyn arrives from New York with a moving truck and no husband. The inn's first weekend becomes a test of dreams, family, and forgiveness.

This winter wedding anthology gathers three sweet novellas, including Denise Hunter's *A December Bride*. It is a cozy collection of fake relationships, fresh starts, and cold-weather romance with plenty of heart.

Danae and Dallas Brooks want a family, but years of disappointment have left them divided over what to do next. At Chicory Inn, love and longing force them to confront the future they have been afraid to discuss.

A sudden crisis draws people back into memories they would rather leave behind. As fear and loss reshape familiar relationships, they must find the courage to be honest about what happened and what they still need from one another.

Corinne and Jesse Pennington's marriage is strained by business trips, restless dreams, and a harassment accusation that threatens their family. With their life unraveling, they must decide whether they can rebuild trust before everything falls apart.

At Chicory Inn, the Whitmans discover that family crises can feel especially close when everyone lives nearby. As one of their adult children faces a difficult crossroad, old assumptions and new pressures test the whole family.

In this short, heartfelt romance, a return home brings unresolved feelings and a chance to look at an old relationship differently. Sometimes the place a person leaves is where a long-delayed fresh start begins.

A brief contemporary romance in which a seemingly ordinary event gives two people an unexpected chance to connect. The story pairs light humor with the familiar question of whether love is worth one more risk.

A relationship shaped by old wounds is tested when painful truths refuse to stay buried. This faith-centered story follows people learning that love and forgiveness require more than good intentions.

This Christmas novella brings together seasonal warmth, family feeling, and the possibility of a fresh start. A small act of kindness sets in motion a story about love, faith, and blessings that arrive in surprising ways.

The Whitman family gathers again at Chicory Inn, where adulthood, marriage, and parenthood keep bringing fresh strains. Audrey and Grant's home remains a refuge, but everyone must decide what coming home truly means.

A short return to the Langhorne world, where a surprise delivery changes the course of a relationship. With family and community close by, two people must decide whether they are ready for an unexpected new beginning.

After their mother's death and their father's abrupt departure, three sisters face an uncertain future. Phee Chandler finds support in Quinn Mitchell, but family secrets, grief, and a risky new plan make trusting him anything but simple.

Joanna Chandler is trying to move beyond grief and find a life that feels like her own. As family responsibilities and an unexpected romance complicate her plans, she must decide which dreams are still worth pursuing.

Britt Chandler has spent years putting family needs ahead of her own. When a pregnant sister needs help and an EMT with painful regrets enters her life, Britt must learn whether making room for love means finally choosing a future for herself.

Four women in Hope Valley are quietly recruited to help Harmoni Branaham, newly released from prison and desperate for a fresh start. Earning her trust will bring their own secrets and old wounds into the open.

After her wedding, Natalie Camfield Chambers returns to the South American village that holds deep family memories. Surrounded by a legacy of sorrow, she must decide whether faith and love can help her build a different future.

Two holiday novellas explore love, memory, and the gifts that matter more than anything wrapped in paper. These warm stories pair Christmas traditions with second chances and hopeful new connections.

This collection brings together two short contemporary romances about guarded hearts, unexpected connections, and the decision to stop holding back. Both stories offer quick, warm emotional arcs with faith and second chances.

Travel writer Liesl Bachman feels stranded by the career she once loved. At a Blue Ridge Mountains inn, she meets widower Zach Freylan, and both must decide whether grief and old promises will keep them from a new beginning.

This faith-centered contemporary romance continues The God Who series with people facing emotional upheaval and uncertain change. As old hurts and new possibilities collide, hope asks them to risk a future they cannot yet see.