House of Winslow Books in Order

A maritime tragedy threatens the Winslow family's hopes, and Rachel Winslow tries to keep them alive. Pressures over marriage, conformity, and faith confront her as helping others exposes her to unjust imprisonment and still greater danger.

Forced into the Church of England's ministry by his family, Gilbert Winslow becomes a spy among religious separatists. Competing loyalties challenge his conscience as the people he is meant to betray begin to change his outlook.

Nathan Winslow changes from opposing the American Revolution to supporting the Patriot cause. His new conviction is tested by his love for Abigail Howland, a Tory whose loyalties put them on opposite sides of the struggle.

A servant girl leaves harsh circumstances in England for the possibility of freedom in America. Becoming indentured to the Winslows binds her to a new family, where personal hopes meet the religious currents of colonial life.

After the Revolutionary War, two Winslow brothers head west for different reasons. Knox hopes to establish trading posts, while Christmas wants to escape his expected future, but the frontier brings dangers neither can easily avoid.

Paul Winslow opposes the American Revolution until he is forced into service aboard a navy frigate. Then amnesia unsettles his identity, leaving him caught in a war whose loyalties he once believed he understood.

Thad Novak, a young Northerner, arrives seeking work at the Winslows' Virginia plantation. His motives raise questions, while the approach of civil war threatens to force family members into battle against relatives and against their convictions.

Sky Winslow agrees to guide a wagon train of prospective brides to Oregon City despite his own painful marriage history. Traveling with his young son, he encounters two women whose hopes and troubles challenge his guarded heart.

Widowed by the Civil War, Belle Wickham turns her grief into hatred of the Union. She agrees to spy from her Northern relatives' home, placing family loyalty and her own safety against her desire for Confederate victory.

Wounded while fighting for the Union, Zacharias Winslow returns home to find his partner has taken his business and fiancée. He retreats to Montana, where a Welsh woman and her children challenge his determination to remain alone.

Barney Winslow turns away from his family and pursues success as a New York prizefighter. Anger and drinking undermine his ambitions, while his treatment of a saloon girl raises questions about whether he can repair the damage.

After defending Lola Montez, Mark Winslow lands in a Texas jail and must depend on her help to escape. Their journey toward Omaha leads into the dangers surrounding railroad towns, where work, survival, and trust are uncertain.

Civil War veteran Thomas Winslow raises his daughter after betrayal destroys his marriage. His work with Native American communities leads toward service with Custer's cavalry, where the campaign forces him to confront the consequences of his new role.

Civil War veteran Dan Winslow heads west hoping to build a ranch of his own. In Wyoming, a cattle baron's campaign against small ranchers draws him into another fight, alongside struggling widow Hope Rogers.

Betsy Winslow elopes with a handsome stranger, expecting a prosperous ranching life in Indian Territory. When things go wrong, her sister Lanie searches for her and must rely on an outlaw named Lobo for help.

Laurie Winslow joins Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show to finance her education and helps an old friend find work. His troubled past makes their growing fame dangerous, as recognition could expose the man she loves.

Aaron Winslow joins Theodore Roosevelt's Rough Riders to protect his younger brother during the war in Cuba. Still burdened by earlier grief, he encounters nurse Gail Summers, whose own loyalties complicate their developing relationship.

Cassidy Winslow seeks wealth in the Klondike with funding tied to a promise to take Serena Stevens along. Her desire to leave convent life joins his ambition, sending them into a dangerous gold-rush adventure.

Three Winslow cousins arrive in New York seeking direction for their lives. Ruth pursues nursing, Priscilla dreams of the stage, and Esther photographs immigrant poverty, while the city's opportunities expose them to suffering, ambition, and difficult choices.

Priscilla Winslow leaves painful memories of Broadway behind for an opportunity in California's young film industry. The move brings her nearer Jason Ballard, but Hollywood presents difficult choices while pastor Andrew Winslow faces a crisis within his family.

Cousins Peter and Phil Winslow seek success in New York through racing and art. Peter faces competing romantic attachments, while Phil befriends a secluded young artist whose controlling father threatens his efforts to help her gain independence.

Pilot Lance Winslow finds love in Paris before the Great War brings personal tragedy and consuming hatred. War correspondent Josephine Hellinger encounters him at the front and tries to reach the bitter man his experiences have made him.

John Winslow settles in Africa as a professional hunter, while aspiring missionary Annie Rogers takes work with a wealthy socialite. Her unexpected route toward a new life includes passage aboard the Titanic, bringing danger into their unfolding stories.

Leah Freeman marries gifted musician Stuart Winslow despite warnings about his character. When his old habits lead him to prison, her loyalty faces a severe test, while Stuart must confront whether forgiveness can repair the damage.

Betrayed by a man she trusted after World War I, Emily Winslow takes a writing assignment deep in the Amazon rainforest. Meeting Ian Marlowe unsettles her attempt to heal, testing whether she can trust another man or her own feelings.

Erin Winslow learns to fly in Africa, but heartbreak drives her back to America. Unable to find employment as a woman pilot, she works in a café, where meeting stunt flyer Quaid Merritt rekindles her ambitions and complicates her recovery.

Believing her guardians have stolen her inheritance, Joy Winslow runs away after her brother leaves to seek work. Chase Gallagher helps her join a circus, but family loyalty, romance and a desire for revenge pull her in conflicting directions.

Phillip Winslow studies law while his rebellious sister Amelia pursues a nightclub career and dreams of Broadway. Their growing connections to gangster Tony Morino's circle draw both siblings into an underworld that threatens their relationships and family values.

After fleeing an abusive sweatshop employer, Kefira Reis saves recently released prisoner Joshua Winslow from a beating. She encourages his archaeological ambitions, but their journey to Egypt brings complications that threaten their developing romance and deeply held beliefs.

Wealthy Rena Matthews organizes a mission to the South Seas and reluctantly accepts rough-looking volunteer Travis Winslow. A storm wrecks their yacht on a deserted island, turning the group's religious ambitions into an immediate test of survival and faith.

After her family loses its fortune in the 1929 crash, Jennifer Winslow moves to a Georgia farm and unexpectedly runs for sheriff. Local criminals and citizens opposed to a woman holding office make her campaign a dangerous challenge.

Wealthy artist Sharon Winslow has rejected marriage since losing her first love in the Great War. Meeting poor, rough-mannered Temple Smith challenges her resolution, but attraction competes with class differences and her fear that he wants her money.

Dr. Gabrielle Winslow helps the Dutch underground smuggle Jewish people to safety during Nazi occupation. Discovering an almost-fiancé among the occupying commanders complicates her work, while an OSS agent joins her dangerous effort to rescue her uncle from Berlin.

Mallory Anne Winslow travels to northern Norway to work among the Lapps, only to face a German invasion. Joining the resistance, she receives a dangerous assignment: win a Nazi colonel's trust to uncover his military plans.

Grace Winslow, believed dead as a baby, returns to relatives whose comfortable lives clash with her rough upbringing. Only her scarred, withdrawn brother welcomes her, and when she disappears, his search tests their fragile family bonds.

After failing at college and painting, Tyler Winslow settles in France and pursues an uninterested former classmate. War changes his priorities when Jewish orphans are entrusted to him, forcing him to face responsibility while escaping the Nazis.

Katherine Winslow travels to London for missionary training, convinced marriage would interfere with God's plans for her. Reuniting with an old love serving in the RAF complicates that certainty, especially when he disappears during the Battle of Britain.

Widower Lewis Winslow worries about his children's choices, but the stock market crash threatens their entire way of life. As the family loses its fortune, help from an old army friend brings questions about trust and survival.

Widowed Alona Winslow Jennings marries an older, wealthy man to provide for her three sons during the Depression. Attraction to a fighter pilot then places her longing for love in conflict with her faith and marriage vows.

Pilot Luke Winslow loses his love in Spain and retreats into drinking, with tragic consequences. Helping Joelle care for troubled girls offers a different path, but World War II draws him back into combat against an old enemy.