Elizabeth Camden Books in Order

As World War I rages, pacifist paralegal Delia Byrne works with a relief organization aiding occupied Belgium while decorated soldier Finn Delaney is assigned to use his fame to raise funds. Reunited after a painful betrayal in their orphanage years, they must overcome mistrust as a daring mission pushes them behind enemy lines and forces them to choose between safety and sacrifice.

Inga Klein leaves New York to serve as secretary at the American embassy in Berlin, only to collide with Benedict Kincaid, the rigid chief of staff who doubts her loyalties. As Europe edges toward World War I and evacuation routes close, their constant sparring gives way to a marriage-of-convenience plan that may be the only way to keep Inga safe.

History professor Alice Chadwick has built her career around Jane Austen's gracious ideals, but a campus scandal and budget cuts put everything she loves at risk. Her last hope may be teaming up with blunt golf-course architect Jack Latimer, whose plans to redevelop a Virginia estate clash with her passion for preservation and slowly upend both their assumptions.

Dentist Katherine Schneider works the late shift at a New York clinic serving immigrants and night workers. When a sedated patient mutters details that seem tied to a string of bombings, she turns to Lieutenant Jonathan Birch, the stoic officer who always escorts her home, and together they chase a shadowy conspiracy through the sleeping city.

Florida orange grower Jenny Summerlin is barely keeping her family grove alive when workers uncover a skeleton buried with a cache of jewelry. The investigation brings in Captain Wyatt Rossiter, the ex she never got over, and together they untangle a Cold War era mystery that could save or destroy everything she loves.

Former street kid turned steel magnate Liam Blackstone is determined to improve conditions for workers, even if it angers powerful financiers. When corrupt banker Charles Morse targets ice-cream entrepreneur Maggie Molinaro, Liam joins forces with her to fight back, sparking a partnership that tests their courage, ingenuity, and guarded hearts.

Count Dimitri Sokolov oversees construction of the Trans-Siberian Railway until witnessing a massacre that makes him a target of the Russian regime. Stripped of title and freedom, he turns to his closest friend, New York banking analyst Natalia Blackstone, and together they race from Russia to Washington to expose the truth before it destroys them.

Luke Delacroix cultivates a reputation as a charming troublemaker, but his real mission is pushing food-safety reforms through Congress and unseating his family's greatest enemy, Congressman Clyde Magruder. Falling for Magruder's daughter Marianne, a principled government photographer, forces Luke to decide whether love can overcome generations of bitterness and political warfare.

Heiress Gwen Kellerman has hidden herself away at the quiet college her family founded until attorney Patrick O'Neill takes on a lawsuit that could expose a long-buried Blackstone scandal. Sent to dissuade him, Gwen instead joins Patrick in unraveling the truth, even as danger grows and an unexpected romance upends her carefully ordered life.

Caroline Delacroix, glamorous secretary to First Lady Ida McKinley, secretly works every angle she can to free her twin brother from a Cuban prison. Nathaniel Trask, the intense new head of the president's Secret Service detail, needs her access but distrusts her motives, and their alliance is tested as threats against the president mount.

Reclusive spice merchant Gray Delacroix has spent years building a global empire and alienating his siblings. Annabelle Larkin, a Smithsonian botanist desperate to save her family's Kansas farm, needs access to his prized plant collection. Their uneasy bargain pulls them into intrigue over food-safety laws, international trade, and a love neither expected.

Mary Beckwith has poured years into restoring her family's draughty English castle with funds from American investor Everett Wooten, a man she knows only through lively letters. When Everett finally arrives just before Christmas and reality clashes with his expectations, the two must decide whether Whitefriars will be a failed project or the start of an unlikely partnership in life and love.

Brilliant accountant Eloise Drake returns to the rural New York town where her heart was once broken, now working for the state project that will flood the valley to create a reservoir. Mayor Alex Duval, the man she once loved, is fighting to save his community, and together they must weigh loyalty, progress, and a risky plan that could upend everything.

This collection brings together three historical romance novellas from leading Christian authors, including Elizabeth Camden's Toward the Sunrise. Readers follow courageous heroines, from a young medical student fighting for a second chance to women reshaping their communities and learning to trust love again.

Biochemist Rosalind Werner believes chlorinating New York's water supply can save countless lives, but public fear and politics stand in her way. Nicholas Drake, the new water commissioner, opposes her plan even as he is drawn to her, and their courtroom clash soon spills into a romance tested by scandal and sabotage.

Six years after naval officer Ryan Gallagher vanished from her life without explanation, army nurse Jenny Bennett is stunned to find him back at the Presidio in San Francisco. Bound by secret government work he still cannot fully explain, Ryan draws Jenny into a high-stakes mission that forces both of them to confront betrayal, duty, and the possibility of a second chance.

Telegraph operator Lucy Drake uses her Morse code skills to compete in New York's cutthroat news business while quietly fighting a decades-long family lawsuit. When charming Reuters heir Sir Colin Beckwith becomes both her rival and reluctant ally, they uncover corruption that threatens their livelihoods and their hearts.

General's daughter Evelyn White dreams of college and vows never to marry a soldier, yet she falls for Clyde Brixton, a West Point cadet experimenting with new electrical systems. Their golden summer romance is tested by military expectations, a troubled friend, and choices that could derail both their futures.

Romulus White, flamboyant editor of a Boston science magazine, finally lures celebrated illustrator Stella West to his city only to discover she is obsessed with proving her sister's death was murder. As they probe City Hall and the new subway project, professional partnership turns into a dangerous, irresistible attraction.

Volunteer weather observer Sophie van Riijn quietly uses the rooftop of the abandoned Dierenpark estate for her reports until stern heir Quentin Vandermark arrives intent on tearing the mansion down. As Sophie reaches his withdrawn son and uncovers the property's dark history, Quentin must decide whether the family's future is built on fear or on the hope she offers.

Just months from graduating medical school in 1890s Philadelphia, Julia Broeder is expelled after one impulsive decision. Hoping to salvage her dream of missionary work, she turns to Ashton Carlyle, a proper young attorney for the powerful Vandermark family, and together they stumble into unexpected revelations and romance.

Government statistician Kate Livingston is stunned when her old academic rival, Dr. Trevor McDonough, asks her to join his risky tuberculosis research in 1890s Washington. Working side by side, they confront deadly disease, a shadowy enemy, and the painful secrets that have kept them apart.

Map librarian Anna O'Brien uncovers a discrepancy in official records about the ship that claimed her father's life and runs into a wall of silence. Teaming up with scandal-shadowed congressman Luke Callahan, she pursues the truth through Capitol intrigues, risking her job, his career, and their growing attachment.

Watchmaker Mollie Knox loses her thriving Chicago business in the Great Fire of 1871 and suddenly faces ruin. As she fights to rebuild amid the ashes, two very different men offer help, forcing her to weigh loyalty, ambition, and the kind of future she truly wants.

When Libby Sawyer comes home to her Massachusetts town to find Romanian widower Michael Dobrescu and his family claiming her house, a fierce legal battle erupts. Investigating missing documents draws Libby into Michael's secrets and forces her to choose between family loyalty and a forbidden love.

Orphaned translator Lydia Pallas has built a careful life working for the U.S. Navy in 1890s Boston. When enigmatic Alexander Banebridge hires her to decode mysterious documents, she is pulled into his covert battle against the opium trade and must decide how much she is willing to risk for love and justice.

American journalist Clara Endicott returns from London to 1879 Baltimore and discovers that her childhood friend Daniel Tremain is now a powerful, embittered industrialist. As old feelings reawaken, a dangerous enemy and Daniel's thirst for revenge place both their futures at risk.