Delia Parr Books in Order

Prison warden Royd Camden tries to ignore the brutal conditions around him, until he meets Moriah Lane, a woman marked by innocence and a painful past. Helping her may force Royd to confront his own conscience.

JoHannah Sims wants to remain with her Shaker community, but her guardian removes her and plans to sell her into marriage. While awaiting that fate, she meets Michael Lawne, whose world challenges everything she has believed.

A historical romance about a woman facing personal upheaval as an unexpected relationship challenges the life she thought she understood. Secrets, emotional risk, and the possibility of a new beginning shape the conflict.

Concert pianist Kate Baxter, known onstage as the Ivory Duchess, escapes her cruel manager and hides as a piano teacher. Jeweler Philip Massey is hired to find her, leaving Kate unsure whether he is her rescuer or another threat.

Determined to escape the stigma of her birth, Emilee Clarke becomes a minister's wife in rural New York. Her abusive marriage and feelings for Jared Burke force her to choose between reputation, safety, and the life she wants.

When her husband disappears, Jane Foster struggles to keep his Pennsylvania store afloat and turns to lawyer Daniel Colton for help. His later death leaves Jane facing suspicion, scandal, and a charge that could destroy her.

Violet Dunn risks everything to escape the control of her scheming father and protect her fragile sister, Rosemary. Seeking shelter with a wounded man, Violet must decide whether safety and love can truly be trusted.

After searching for her runaway daughter, midwife Martha Cade returns to Trinity, Pennsylvania, to find a new doctor challenging her life's work. Town gossip, robberies, and a familiar old love make homecoming anything but simple.

Midwife Martha Cade tries to serve Trinity while rebuilding trust with her returned teenage daughter and considering a second chance at love. In a town full of secrets, her work exposes struggles many families would rather hide.

Widow Emma Garrett runs Hill House, a boardinghouse in an Erie Canal village where she cares for guests in need. A runaway grandmother's family dispute and doubts about Emma's ownership of the house test her hard-won peace.

The Long sisters have always handled life's problems together, until illness, a painful marital secret, and an uncertain family future push each woman to her limit. They must lean on love, faith, and one another.

Three grandmothers, Barbara, Judy, and Ginger, are forced to step in when their children's lives leave grandchildren vulnerable. Though strangers at first, they build a friendship strong enough to carry grief, anger, and renewed hope.

When tragedy strikes Candlewood, Emma Garrett opens Hill House to people in need despite the strain on her household. Legal trouble over the boardinghouse and Zachary Breckenwith's unexpected decision leave her future unsettled.

Ellie Waters feels overwhelmed when her mother's illness disrupts the careful balance of work, family, and church. Another caregiver, Charlene Butler, understands the strain, and their unexpected friendship helps both women face uncertain futures.

Emma Garrett expects a joyful family gathering at her Candlewood boardinghouse, but her adult children's old wounds soon take over. With Zachary pressing for an answer about their future, Emma must reconsider what family and love require.

Ellie Kilmer takes a housekeeping job with widower Jackson Smith on Dillon Island, hoping it will lead to steady work. When Jackson proposes a practical marriage, rumors about his past and Ellie's wounded pride make trust difficult.

After her father is accused of murder, Ruth Livingstone hides in New Jersey under a false name while protecting a young child. A reporter searching for her story becomes part of Ruth's fragile new life.

Divorcee Annabelle Tyler is forced into an unwanted marriage with Philadelphia bachelor Harrison Graymoor after a dangerous encounter. Their plans for an annulment are complicated by publicity, old secrets, and a growing attachment neither expected.

In 1830s Trinity, midwife Martha Cade plans to marry Mayor Thomas Dillon, but first she must find someone to carry on her demanding work. As her daughter and town change around her, Martha must learn to let go.