Faith Hogan Books in Order

After cardiologist Paul Starr dies in a crash beside a pregnant young woman, four women connected to him confront their shared loss. Unlikely friendships form as they discover how little they understood him and reconsider their own futures.

London divorce lawyer Kate Hunt moves to Ballytokeep, drawn to an abandoned bathhouse and the possibility of beginning again. But the building holds difficult memories for her aunt Iris and Archie, and its past resists remaining buried.

Amanda and Tess share a Georgian house but live separate, lonely lives. One faces an unfaithful husband behind an apparently perfect home; the other has long avoided love. An unexpected friendship gives both a chance to move forward.

Abandoned by her partner after ten years, Carrie Nolan begins rebuilding her life with help from an unlikely circle of strangers. Just as she starts finding her footing, a succession of upheavals challenges her ability to trust.

The Corrigan family's mills anchor their life in Ballycove, but ambitions and disappointments threaten the appearance of harmony. As Ada questions her desires and Callie and Simon return home, old expectations collide with the possibility of change.

Elizabeth's husband's death leaves her in debt, drawing her friend Jo and Jo's daughter Lucy into an effort to help. Their growing friendship and midnight swims offer solace as difficult news inspires a plan to support the local hospice.

Estranged sisters Georgie, Iris and Nola must live together for six months before receiving their inheritance. Back in their childhood home in Ballycove, old resentments and emerging secrets challenge the promise they once made to support one another.

Nurse Liv Latimer finishes work expecting to spend Christmas with her boyfriend, but a sudden tragedy interrupts her plans. Whether she goes home or stays to help becomes a turning point with consequences for love and family.

When failing eyesight and an accident force guesthouse owner Esme to step back, she watches visitors arrive carrying their own troubles. Over a Ballycove summer, their stories offer connection while each searches for a way forward.

After her husband's death, Joy travels to Ballycove to discover why he left a valuable painting to a woman there. Helping with Robyn's struggling bookshop draws Joy into village life while complicating her search for the truth.

Three women carrying private regrets come together in a faded house on an Irish island. As Constance confronts old wrongs, Heather seeks a new direction and Ros faces upheaval, saving their home requires confronting what each has left unresolved.

Sisters Blythe and Rae have been divided for years by their family's hotel inheritance. Now widowed and struggling to keep the business afloat, Rae faces selling it, forcing both women to confront resentment and decide what can be saved.