Judith Pella Books in Order

Maggie Duncan and those she loves gamble everything on a new life across the ocean. The voyage from Scotland to America promises hope, but it also drags old wounds into fresh trials, where faith and family bonds are pushed to the edge.

Seventeen-year-old Maggie Duncan loves her Scottish home, but she can’t bear her father’s ruthless pursuit of power. Torn between anger and longing for happiness, Maggie must learn whether love and forgiveness can free her from bitterness.

The Stonewycke story widens beyond Maggie Duncan as a new generation faces the weight of inheritance and family secrets. Set between home and exile, the novel asks what it means to belong, and whether grace can outlast the past.

In the Scottish Highlands, young Jamie MacLeod faces the limits of tradition, family expectation, and a love that doesn’t fit the life planned for her. As change presses in, Jamie must choose who she will become, whatever the cost.

Heartbroken and restless, Robbie Taggart leaves the Highlands and takes to the sea in search of adventure and fortune. His journey carries him from London toward Shanghai, where danger and temptation test the kind of man he’s becoming.

In 1931, Allison MacNeil arrives in the Highland village of Port Strathy hoping for a fresh start. Instead she’s drawn into the guarded world of Stonewycke estate, where whispers, loyalties, and old wounds make her a stranger in every room.

Allison MacNeil’s new life near Stonewycke estate is shadowed by secrets no one wants spoken aloud. As she grows closer to the people of Port Strathy, a hidden history surfaces, threatening lives, love, and the future of the great house.

The mystery surrounding Stonewycke deepens, and Allison MacNeil realizes the estate’s past may be the key to its survival. With trust fragile and danger close, she must decide how far to go to bring the truth into the light.

Still alone in a lawless frontier, Corrie Belle Hollister struggles to protect her siblings and keep her own hope alive. New allies appear, but so do new threats, and Corrie learns that grace often arrives through the people you least expect.

In 1852 gold-rush California, fifteen-year-old Corrie Belle Hollister is left responsible for her younger siblings. With danger close and adults hard to trust, Corrie records their fight to stay together, one risky day at a time.

Corrie and her siblings catch a glimpse of the peaceful life they’ve been craving, but the promise of safety is fragile in gold-rush California. When trouble finds them again, Corrie must decide what she’s willing to risk for home.

Corrie Belle Hollister follows a trail of clues that could clear a friend and protect her siblings. The search drags the family through gold-rush camps and into fresh danger, where the truth is worth fighting for.

Peasant girl Anna Burenin and aristocrat Katrina Fedorcenko form an unlikely bond as imperial Russia trembles beneath glittering surface life. Their friendship, and their faith, are tested by class barriers, romance, and the first shocks of coming revolution.

In imperial Russia, Anna Burenin and Princess Katrina Fedorcenko watch friendships and families fracture as unrest spreads. As loyalties harden, the women must choose between safety and conscience, knowing either path could cost someone they love.

A sudden threat drives Corrie Belle Hollister and her siblings into hiding, and the trail ahead grows darker than any they’ve faced. Survival depends on courage, quick thinking, and help from the least expected place.

The Hollister children set out on a risky journey that could finally reunite their scattered family. From crowded towns to open wilderness, Corrie must keep everyone moving forward while questions of trust and faith haunt each decision.

Russia’s turmoil deepens, and Anna and Katrina are forced to fight for hope in a world that punishes loyalty and rewards fear. Love and faith are tested by betrayal, danger, and the question of what kind of future can rise from chaos.

Deborah Graham flees the wreckage of the Civil War for marriage on the Texas plains, only to find danger waiting there too. A violent turn sends her into a frontier that will test her courage and faith.

As Russia’s old world collapses, the next generation must decide what they will inherit: bitterness, fear, or faith. Family bonds stretch across class and ideology, and love is tested by a nation in upheaval where survival often demands impossible choices.

Corrie and her siblings are pulled into a larger conflict in a young, restless California where law is still being written. As danger closes in, Corrie learns what freedom costs and who will stand with her.

After years on the run in gold-rush California, Corrie Belle Hollister longs for a real home. But building a future means facing old enemies, hard choices, and the risk of losing the family she’s protected.

Nineteen years after escaping the gallows, Deborah Stoner's past returns with deadly force. Her daughter Carolyn must untangle old lies, a powerful grandfather, and a murder charge that could destroy them both.

Artist and single mother Irene Delany is shaken by news of her ex-husband's suspicious death. Attorney Joel Costain pulls her into the search for answers, and into a second chance she is afraid to trust.

Corrie Belle Hollister and her siblings have finally found some stability, until a dangerous stranger known as Grayfox pulls them into a new fight for safety and justice in gold-rush California.

Sky Killion, a seventeen-year-old of Cheyenne and white heritage, is rejected by both worlds until a rancher's son offers friendship. After tragedy and betrayal, Sky must face the bitterness hardening his heart.

Carolina leaves the plantation for Baltimore after heartbreak, becoming nanny to motherless Victoria. James buries himself in B&O Railroad work, but a startling proposal may close the distance between them or widen it for good.

In 1835, fifteen-year-old Carolina Adams is more fascinated by railroads than debutante life. When tutor James Baldwin arrives to teach her and court her sister, shared ambition starts to complicate every plan.

James takes a B&O post in the Allegheny Mountains, pulling Carolina and their family into a rough railroad town. Worker unrest, family strain, and Victoria's dangerous romance test the Baldwins' future.

Shelby Martin's whirlwind romance with Frank Stefano begins off Puerto Vallarta and ends in a sudden marriage. Back in California, Frank's hidden past and troubling accusations force Shelby to question love, trust, and faith.

Brenton must escort Caitlan to California while the Civil War reshapes the country. In Sacramento, Victoria and Kiernan struggle with railroad separations, and an explosive accident threatens the fragile life they are building.

When the Hearne family uncovers her mixed-race heritage, a young mother is cast out and forced toward frontier Texas. There she meets stern evangelist Benjamin Sinclair and discovers a faith stronger than shame.

As the Civil War nears, photographer Brenton Baldwin heads west with sister Jordana and Irish newcomer Caitlan O'Connor to find family and capture frontier lands. The journey promises opportunity, but danger follows every mile.

Micah Sinclair's anger drives him from soldiering to outlawry before the Texas Rangers offer a harder road. Lucie Maccullum sees the wounded man beneath the hatred, but her Mexican heritage could tear them apart.

After the Civil War, Jordana Baldwin reports on the race to finish the transcontinental railroad while secretly helping the Central Pacific. Her bond with Rich O'Brian is tested when he lands on the rival side.

After Pearl Harbor, the Hayes sisters are scattered across a world at war. Cameron searches Moscow, Blair faces terror in Manila, and Jackie confronts anti-Japanese hatred at home while trying to hold onto love.

In 1941, newspaper heiress Cameron Hayes heads toward war-torn Russia to prove herself as a journalist. Her sisters Blair and Jackie face their own storms, while family secrets threaten the Hayes name from within.

In 1942, the Hayes sisters face war on three fronts: Jackie in a California internment camp, Blair in the Philippines, and Cameron in Russia. Their fragile faith is tested by danger, loss, and distance.

The war is over, but Cameron remains separated from Alex in Soviet Russia. When a visa opens a dangerous door, Blair and Jackie join her in a secret search that could reunite a family or destroy it.

In thirteenth-century England, illegitimate Philip is framed for murder by his half-brother and forced into exile. Beatrice waits for him, but power, betrayal, and revenge threaten to twist their love into something dangerous.

Maintown's church women prepare a quilt to welcome the new bachelor preacher, hoping one eligible daughter will catch his eye. Zack Hartley's awkward kindness wins hearts, but his hidden secret could unravel everything.

Maggie Newcomb wants to win Colby Stoddard, even if that means mastering quilting under his mother's critical eye. When elegant Tamara arrives, Maggie's matchmaking scheme with Evan Parker reveals what she really wants.

After years of darkness and loss, the characters search for a way forward that feels like more than survival. With relationships strained and the world uncertain, they must decide what they truly believe, and whether light can be found without honesty and sacrifice.

In a Russia reshaped by revolution, hope feels fragile and the cost of belief can be high. As characters seek deliverance for themselves and those they love, they’re forced to risk everything for truth, freedom, and the chance to begin again.

Against the stark beauty of Russia’s white nights, danger and suspicion creep into everyday life. As a new regime tightens its grip, the characters must navigate fear, loyalty, and faith, knowing that one wrong word can change their future.