Elizabeth Musser Books in Order

Arriving in a French village in 1961, Gabriella Madison is swept into the shadows of Algeria's war for independence. A lost child, a wise nun, and a buried family secret force her to weigh love, loyalty, and forgiveness.

As the ceasefire in Algeria frays, Gabriella Madison helps protect children at a mixed orphanage while David is trapped across the water. Jealousy, violence, and divided loyalties test whether faith can hold when the future feels impossible.

In 1960s Atlanta, privileged teenager Mary Swan Middleton is rocked by tragedy and challenged to step beyond her sheltered world. As she uncovers family secrets and befriends Carl, grief becomes the start of a deeper search for truth.

When her mother's cancer worsens, restless twenty-year-old Ellie Bartholomew is pulled back into the family she never quite fit. Returning home forces her to face old wounds, hidden history, and the possibility of forgiveness.

After his father vanishes, French teenager Emile de Bonnery is sent to Atlanta and collides with 1960s racism, grief, and a strange girl named Eternity Jones. Secrets from the French Resistance echo across decades as he searches for healing and truth.

After a tragic accident leaves Peter scarred and withdrawn, his mother lets him adopt an anxious shelter dog. Told through Peter's mother and the dog, this novella is a tender story about healing, trust, and patient love.

Still shaken by the car crash that killed her mother, Lissa Randall cannot even get behind the wheel. A stop at a quirky driving school pulls her into other people's hidden battles, and toward a quieter voice than the fears in her head.

During the Great Depression, wealthy Atlanta schoolgirl Perri Singleton is thrown together with Mary Dobbs Dillard, the outspoken daughter of an itinerant minister. Their unlikely friendship faces jealousy, family secrets, and hard questions about faith, class, and growing up.

In the aftermath of the Civil War, Emily Derracott is torn between her childhood friend and her convictions about the freedmen. This novella turns a love triangle into a thoughtful story about loyalty, conscience, and the cost of following your heart.

Terminally ill Bobbie Blake returns to an Austrian refugee ministry with her niece, Tracie, and gets pulled into one Iranian family's flight to safety. The story mixes quiet grief, moral urgency, and suspense as strangers decide what love will cost.

Novelist Josephine Bourdillion lies in a coma after a failed murder attempt, while the desperate man who attacked her is shattered too. As Josephine's daughter digs into old secrets, shame, mental illness, and grace rise to the surface.

In 1994 France, Rislene Namani falls in love with a Christian man and secretly leaves Islam behind. When her family discovers the truth, the danger spills from southern France into civil-war Algeria, raising the stakes for everyone around her.

As her marriage unravels and her father declines, Abbie Jowett follows her son onto the Camino de Santiago. Four broken pilgrims are forced into hard questions about loss, love, and what might be waiting for them at the end of the road.

Physical therapist Allie Massey plans to turn her grandparents' estate into a trauma recovery center, until her grandmother's will gives the property to a developer. As she uncovers Nana Dale's wartime past, grief, family secrets, and a love of horses shape her next step.

In 1944 Provence, Resistance worker Isabelle Seauve hides Jewish children while searching for a traitor. A scarred American chaplain and a teenage survivor are drawn into her fight as the Allied invasion nears and the cost of loyalty keeps rising.