Debra White Smith Books in Order
Debra White Smith is a series of 18 books written by Debra White Smith.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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Debra White Smith books in publication order
18 books
Best Friends
by Debra White Smith
1999
Scott believes that Beth is the woman God intends him to marry, but his efforts to win her affection falter. When she falls for the charming Michael Alexander, friendship, romantic certainty, and faith face an unexpected test.
More Than Rubies
by Debra White Smith
1999
Debra White Smith examines how Christian women can develop spiritual influence within their families, marriages, and churches. She connects personal faith and a willingness to serve with the responsibilities and possibilities of guiding a household’s spiritual life.
The Awakening
by Debra White Smith
2000
Supermodel Kim Lan welcomes a secret admirer until his messages become threatening. Seeking distance on a mission trip to Asia, she clashes with its coordinator while discovering that fame offers little protection from a pursuer who remains dangerously close.
The Harder I Laugh, the Deeper I Hurt
by Debra White Smith
2000
Stan Toler and Debra White Smith explore emotional pain that Christians may conceal behind cheerful appearances. Their reflections consider grief, fear, loneliness, and the place of laughter and faith in finding comfort without denying suffering.
To Rome With Love
by Debra White Smith
2001
Six years after Kinkaide Franklin left Melissa Moore waiting at the altar, her heart remains wounded. Now convinced that he made a terrible mistake, Kinkaide returns determined to win her love and persuade her to trust him again.
Romancing Your Husband
by Debra White Smith
2002
Drawing on her marriage and Christian faith, Debra White Smith encourages wives to actively cultivate intimacy. Reflections, practical suggestions, and devotional exercises address forgiveness, spiritual growth, and the continuing effort involved in sustaining romance over time.
101 Ways to Romance Your Marriage
by Debra White Smith
2003
Debra White Smith offers couples practical ways to express affection through everyday gestures, dates, and shared experiences. From small surprises to planned weekends together, her suggestions encourage husbands and wives to make room for continuing romance.
Friends for Keeps
by Debra White Smith
2003
Debra White Smith examines the fears, expectations, and superficial habits that can prevent meaningful friendships. Personal reflections and practical advice explore how to handle difficulties, deepen trust, and build relationships capable of lasting through life’s changes.
The Key
by Debra White Smith
2003
Widow Brendy Lane reconnects with her high-school sweetheart in a quiet East Texas town. As their affection returns, the grandchildren she is raising create a painful conflict between the children who need her and the man she still loves.
Romancing Your Wife
by Debra White Smith
2005
Debra White Smith and her husband Daniel explore how husbands can nurture affection and intimacy through everyday actions. Their advice connects household help, attentive conversation, gentle affection, and small gestures with the continuing work of a loving marriage.
It's a Jungle at Home
by Debra White Smith
2006
Debra White Smith draws humor from the unpredictable work of motherhood, including chaotic pets, cramped family vehicles, and impossible expectations. Each short account connects a comic mishap with a Christian principle and a practical suggestion for overwhelmed mothers.
The Richest Person in the World
by Debra White Smith
2007
Burdened by debt and a troubled marriage, Keith Waterman returns to a Seattle coffee shop filled with old friends. Their warmth and generosity challenge his priorities, revealing another measure of wealth through relationships, acceptance, and faith.
What Jane Austen Taught Me About Love and Romance
by Debra White Smith
2007
Debra White Smith examines love and romance in Jane Austen’s novels alongside the teachings of First Corinthians. Characters from Emma, Pride and Prejudice, and other stories illuminate patience, humility, hope, and the challenges of sustaining affection.
Marriage Revolution
by Debra White Smith
2008
Debra White Smith examines marriage through a Christian framework that emphasizes mutual service, shared decisions, communication, and time together. Drawing on her relationship with Daniel, she invites couples to reconsider inherited assumptions about authority, equality, and romance.
Texas Heat
by Debra White Smith
2009
Police chief Jack Mansfield arrests his former sweetheart Charli for embezzlement despite her insistence that she is innocent. With her young daughter waiting outside, Jack and his private-eye brother search for the culprit before Charli’s life is destroyed.
The Divine Romance
by Debra White Smith
2009
Through personal stories, Debra White Smith explores the distance between knowing Christian beliefs and experiencing intimacy with God. Her reflections invite readers to consider prayer, spiritual hunger, and the gradual deepening of a relationship shaped by faith.
Texas Pursuit
by Debra White Smith
2010
A single mother teams up with a private investigator when a dangerous man threatens to ruin her life. Their search for safety draws them into a conflict where growing affection and Christian faith must withstand increasingly deadly pressure.
The Chase
by Debra White Smith
2011
A Texas lawman reunites with his estranged former wife after their son is kidnapped. Their urgent search forces them to confront the damaged relationship they left behind while renewed faith offers a possible foundation for trust.
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