Glenbrooke Books in Order
Glenbrooke is a series of 9 books written by Robin Jones Gunn.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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Glenbrooke books in publication order
9 books
Secrets
by Robin Jones Gunn
1994
Jessica Morgan moves to Glenbrooke, Oregon, determined to leave her past behind. A caring paramedic draws her closer while a jealous colleague threatens her new life, making the secrets she keeps increasingly hard to protect.
Whispers
by Robin Jones Gunn
1995
Spanish teacher Teri Moreno visits Maui hoping for romance, only to attract three very different men. As a marine biologist, an old crush, and an Australian compete for her attention, she must sort through her feelings.
Echoes
by Robin Jones Gunn
1996
Recovering from a broken engagement, Lauren Phillips starts exchanging emails with a stranger called K.C. Their correspondence becomes central to her life, but meeting in person means risking the heart she's been trying to protect.
Clouds
by Robin Jones Gunn
1997
Flight attendant Shelly Graham returns home carrying regrets about leaving her first love, Jonathan. An unexpected reunion in Germany reveals that he's engaged, forcing her to confront feelings she can no longer dismiss.
Sunsets
by Robin Jones Gunn
1997
Travel agent Alissa starts over in Pasadena, then discovers an irritating stranger is her neighbor, Brad. Repeated encounters and a troubled road trip to Glenbrooke challenge her guarded heart and her distrust of relationships.
Waterfalls
by Robin Jones Gunn
1998
Children's book editor Meredith Graham meets movie star Jacob Wilde in Glenbrooke and struggles to make a good impression. When he seeks publication for his own stories, their professional connection gives her another opportunity with him.
Woodlands
by Robin Jones Gunn
2000
Leah Hudson enjoys a new life in Glenbrooke and attention from newcomer Seth Edwards. An inheritance with conditions complicates their growing friendship, prompting her to question his motives and the assumptions underlying her hopes for love.
Tea at Glenbrooke
by Robin Jones Gunn
2001
This illustrated gift book revisits Glenbrooke through reflections, stories, quotations and recipes associated with taking tea. Paintings by Susan Mink Colclough accompany Robin Jones Gunn's writing about hospitality, peaceful moments and the comfort of an imagined community.
Wildflowers
by Robin Jones Gunn
2001
Genevieve Ahrens has made her Glenbrooke restaurant a community favorite, but her daughter's marriage brings her estranged husband back into her life. Their conversations force her to consider whether forgiveness can repair the damage between them.
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