Debra Holland Books in Order

On the run on present-day Earth, Khan Laenser stumbles into a hidden desert shrine and is sent to the world of Kimtair. There he joins Princess Daria, who is fleeing invasion, in a fight shaped by gods and destiny.

This holiday collection gathers seven short stories set in Sweetwater Springs during Christmas 1894. Familiar faces, new arrivals, romance, family devotion, and small frontier joys all come together under one snowy Montana season.

Artist Lily Maxwell comes to Sweetwater Springs to paint wildflowers and prove herself professionally. Rancher Tyler Dunn rescues her little dog and starts falling for her, but his painful past with another artist makes trust hard won.

Widowed Samantha Sawyers Rodriguez escapes an oppressive life in Argentina for a Montana ranch she hopes to turn into a refuge for orphaned boys. Fires, suspicion, and stubborn neighbor Wyatt Thompson complicate both her plans and her heart.

Schoolteacher Harriet Stanton joins newspaper reporter Anthony Gordon in the search for a kidnapped boy. As danger closes in and an old enemy returns, both must look past old wounds and admit the love growing between them.

After her brother's sudden marriage pushes her out of her Boston home, Elizabeth Hamilton heads west with cowboy Nick Sanders. In Montana she must choose between wealth and heart, even as an influenza epidemic changes everything.

Earthborn heroes and Kimtair's royal warriors join forces to free a captive god and stop an evil one from enslaving the world. The final book widens the conflict while keeping love, loyalty, and sacrifice at the center.

Adventure-minded Trudy Bauer heads to Montana as a mail-order bride, ready to start a life of her own. Rancher Seth Flanagan needs a wife fast, but his impulsive reasons for sending away may complicate their fresh beginning.

Pamela Burke-Smythe is a shy Boston wallflower who never imagined marrying a stranger and moving west. Rancher John Carter needs a kind wife and mother for grieving young Nick, and one bold decision could change all three of their lives.

Darcy Russell flees the East after learning her half-brother plans to steal her inheritance and may harm her. In Montana, shy woodworker Gideon Walker seems like the perfect safe husband, until the past follows her west.

Missionary widower Joshua Norton returns to Sweetwater Springs worn out and determined to reconnect with his young son. Delia Fortier flees a cruel fate in New Orleans, and their instant attraction is tested by secrets and brutal prejudice.

Lina Napolitano leaves her loud, crowded family behind to become a mail-order bride in Montana. Her new husband, Jonah Barrett, is a grieving widower raising a small son, and both sorrow and prejudice stand in the way of peace.

While the rest of Sweetwater Springs prepares for Christmas, miserly hermit Elias Masters wants no part of it. A chance meeting with his former betrothed's grandson forces him to face old mistakes and the possibility of late love.

Drawing on her work as a psychotherapist and grief counselor, Holland offers practical help for people living with loss. The book speaks in clear, compassionate terms about mourning, recovery, and finding a way forward.

Bridget O'Donnell reaches Montana hoping for a better future with her twin sister, only to find frontier life more complicated than expected. With Valentine's Day near, she is torn between a kind cowboy and a wealthier, more polished suitor.

Estranged from his Montana family, Rafe Flanigan has built a new life running a riding stable on a Florida island. When attorney Angel Howard arrives needing his signature to save the family ranch, old hurt and old attraction come roaring back.

Grace Davenport's plans collapse when her job disappears and the man she expected to marry proves false. She answers a Montana mail-order ad instead, where patient, gentle Frey gives her space to heal and maybe love again.

Widowed trapper's wife Antonia Valleau needs work, while grieving farmer Erik Muth desperately needs a nursing mother for his newborn daughter. Their practical marriage begins in loss, then faces a bigger test as violence threatens the region.

Prudence Crawford has rejected every suitor the bridal agency offered because she wants wealth and status, not just any husband. Michael Morgan claims to offer both, but his tiny mining town may not match the picture he has painted.

A captive prince, a woman from Earth fleeing abuse, and a realm ruled by an evil god collide in this fantasy romance sequel. To survive, they must rally the enslaved and risk everything for freedom.

A year after war has scarred Kimtair, survivors are trying to rebuild both the land and themselves. This short follow-up asks whether holiday customs brought from Earth can help a wounded world begin to heal.

Healer Alana O'Donnell goes to her uncle's prairie home to nurse her sick aunt, still carrying heartbreak from Ireland. Patrick sees a second chance with her, but both must put past hurts aside when danger rides in with outlaws.

After striking out at the bridal agency, shy Bertha Bucholtz returns home feeling invisible again. An invitation to cook in rough-and-ready Morgan's Crossing changes everything, especially when the woman who never had suitors suddenly has far too many.

When banker Caleb Livingston's buggy collides with a miner's caravan, pregnant Magdalena Baxter is suddenly widowed and in labor. Forced together by crisis, Maggie and Caleb must decide whether obligation can grow into trust, and then into love.

Pregnant and abandoned, Catriona O'Donnell leaves Ireland pretending to be a widow so she can find safety with her sisters in Montana. Restless cowboy Moss Callahan is drawn to her at once, but Catriona wants nothing to do with charming men.

Chicago opera star Sophia Maxwell loses her voice and retreats to Sweetwater Springs to recover with her sister. There she meets injured logger Kael Kelley, and what starts as a light summer flirtation soon feels far more serious.

Dressmaker Constance Taylor comes to Sweetwater Springs planning to open a shop and reinvent herself. New doctor Angus Cameron dislikes her tight corsets and toxic fabrics, and their sharp clashes slowly turn into an unexpected romance.

Sheriff K.C. Granger and blacksmith Red Charlie have long worked side by side in Sweetwater Springs. When fear, prejudice, and violent outlaws threaten the town, duty pulls them closer and forces both to face feelings they can no longer ignore.

After a logging accident kills Felicity Woodbury's fiancé, Lars Aagaard pretends to court her to keep other suitors away during mourning. For Lars, though, the arrangement is never really pretend, and he hopes grief might one day open the door to love.

Edith Livingston Grayson gladly leaves Sweetwater Springs for Boston, sure that society life will suit her better than Montana ever could. But once rugged rancher Cai Driscoll follows her east, she must decide where home, and love, really belong.

This Montana Sky Christmas novella returns to the Sweetwater Springs world for a smaller, seasonal story about hope, kindness, and the surprising ways one gift can shape a future.

Before K.C. Granger became Sweetwater Springs's sheriff, she was a Wyoming tomboy following her lawman father into danger. This prequel traces the losses and choices that set her on the trail toward justice.

With his homestead finally thriving by Three Bend Lake, Hank Canfield decides he is ready for a wife and family. Finding the right woman in a remote Montana valley, though, proves harder and far riskier than he expected.