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Home To Heather Creek Books in Order

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Browse Tricia Goyer's Home To Heather Creek books, with series background, story summaries, and help finding where her novels fit in the saga.

Last updated: July 14, 2026

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Home To Heather Creek books in publication order

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3 books

1

All Things Hidden

by Tricia Goyer

2009

Charlotte Stevenson faces a changing household as Sam prepares for graduation and Emily starts dating an older boy. Delayed plans and a missed obligation test the family bonds that hold Heather Creek Farm together.

2

Every Sunrise

by Tricia Goyer

2009

At Heather Creek Farm, family members face new responsibilities, old grief, and the ordinary work of becoming a household again. Goyer's installment continues the warm, faith-centered saga of the Stevenson family.

3

Sunflower Serenade

by Tricia Goyer

2009

Another visit to Heather Creek Farm finds the Stevenson family handling changing relationships and daily pressures together. The story balances small-town warmth with the real work of caring for people through uncertain seasons.

Home To Heather Creek books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "Every Sunrise"

    Every Sunrise

    by Tricia Goyer

    2009Home To Heather Creek, Book 7
  2. Book cover for "Sunflower Serenade"

    Sunflower Serenade

    by Tricia Goyer

    2009Home To Heather Creek, Book 12
  3. Book cover for "All Things Hidden"

    All Things Hidden

    by Tricia Goyer

    2009Home To Heather Creek, Book 18

Series background & context

Home to Heather Creek is a multi-author family saga set on Heather Creek Farm. Tricia Goyer wrote several installments, including Every Sunrise, Sunflower Serenade, and All Things Hidden. The larger series follows Charlotte Stevenson as she helps raise her grandchildren after a family loss, alongside the daily work and changing seasons of farm life.

The continuing story is built around the Stevenson household. Charlotte and her husband Bob face the challenge of becoming caregivers again, while the children adjust to grief, school, friendships, and the rules of a new home. Neighbors and relatives add more layers as the family handles weddings, finances, health scares, secrets, and the usual surprises of a close-knit town.

Goyer's books arrive partway through the ongoing saga, so they carry the feeling of returning to familiar people rather than launching a separate trilogy.

Her installments focus on the same blend of family responsibility and emotional change found elsewhere in her work. All Things Hidden, for example, finds Charlotte navigating shifts in the household as Sam nears graduation and Emily begins dating. The personal problems may be ordinary, but they matter because the series has spent time showing how deeply connected the family is.

Readers can enjoy Goyer's individual entries, but the fullest experience comes from starting at the beginning of Home to Heather Creek and reading forward. If you are mainly here for Goyer, her books offer a warm stop within a much larger community story about caregiving, faith, and family life.

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