Harvey Girls Romance Books in Order
Harvey Girls Romance is a series of 5 books written by Zoe Matthews.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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Harvey Girls Romance books in publication order
5 books
Desert Dreams
by Zoe Matthews
2016
Lizzy leaves her crowded Kansas family farm rather than accept an unwanted marriage, becoming a Harvey Girl at the Grand Canyon. Years later, widowed Nicholas Montgomery and his two sons offer a possibility she had not anticipated.
Desert Bells
by Zoe Matthews
2017
Josephine once expected to marry childhood companion Matthew, but his medical training and her work as a Harvey Girl have changed their lives. As Christmas approaches, her growing friendship with Dalton complicates the future she always imagined.
Desert Lily
by Zoe Matthews
2017
Harvey Girl Sabrina hopes to become a teacher, yet worries that pursuing her ambition will cost her a chance at family life. Her friendship with cowboy Keith Montgomery opens new possibilities while unexpected danger tests their developing bond.
Desert Wishes
by Zoe Matthews
2017
Recently widowed and pregnant, Emily learns that her husband's family intends to take her baby. Work as a Harvey Girl offers independence, while a new man's promise of security raises difficult questions about trusting another chance at love.
Desert Sky
by Zoe Matthews
2018
Harvey Girl Holly sees her own childhood reflected in six-year-old Minnie and wants to help her. Returning lawyer Andrew Montgomery hopes to adopt the girl, leading them to consider a marriage of convenience that could create a family.
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