Hannah of Fort Bridger Books in Order

Newly widowed Hannah reaches Fort Bridger determined to run a general store despite grief and opposition. When a bitter former Confederate destroys her business by fire, rebuilding her life becomes a test of faith and forgiveness.

Hannah and Solomon Cooper set out for a new frontier life after the Civil War, but tragedy interrupts their wagon journey. Despite others' objections, Hannah pushes onward, relying on courage and faith to sustain her family.

Hannah Solomon befriends Betsy Fordham, whose husband's death has left her consumed by fear and resentment toward Native Americans. When Betsy's sons disappear, their rescue by Shoshone people challenges her beliefs and opens a path toward healing.

Widowed Julianna LeCroix travels west with her infant after lawyers steal her inheritance. Drifter Jack Bower takes her hostage to evade hired killers, but their journey brings unexpected faith and attraction as they consider new lives.

Jack Bower and Julianna LeCroix help a stranded family reach Fort Bridger, where the couple's child dies of pneumonia. Unable to accept her loss, the mother takes another girl, drawing two families into a painful struggle.

A blizzard and influenza epidemic deepen conflict between settlers and nearby tribes in southern Wyoming. When the friendly Crow face hunger and sickness, Hannah and a young doctor offer aid despite objections from settlers struggling with their own shortages.

Separate tragedies leave rancher Carrie and father Doug grieving their spouses, while newly widowed Hannah offers comfort. Work brings the two younger survivors together, creating unexpected attraction as they struggle to imagine lives beyond bereavement and the responsibilities left behind.

Widowed frontier mother Hannah Cooper and her children hope their Jewish friend Jacob Kates will embrace Christianity. Mary Beth’s declaration that she would risk her life for that hope becomes a troubling question as the family confronts further hardship.