Kathleen Fuller Books in Order

The death of powerful patriarch Matthew Stockwell throws a wealthy family into a fierce battle for control. Set between boardrooms, politics, and the Riverview estate, this is Fuller in sweeping family saga mode.

The Stockwell struggle for money, status, and influence deepens in this Riverview follow-up. Alliances shift quickly, private desires turn dangerous, and every family member wants a larger claim on the future.

The Riverview saga continues with inheritance pressure, romantic strain, and old loyalties under stress. In this world of privilege and appearances, even private choices can shake the whole family circle.

Old grudges and family ambition come to a head as the Riverview books push toward a reckoning. Love, loyalty, and inheritance collide in one more high-stakes struggle over who will carry the dynasty forward.

Set against a Southwestern backdrop, this early romance pairs a fresh start with guarded hearts and unexpected attraction. Fuller keeps the focus on emotional risk as two people discover reinvention may include love.

This city-set romance follows two people chasing a new beginning while trying to ignore a deepening connection. Fuller balances atmosphere and heart in a story about risk, reinvention, and letting someone in.

An early romance in which work and emotion become tangled faster than expected. Professional duty sets the plot in motion, but the real question is whether the people involved can trust what starts growing between them.

An early contemporary romance about change, attraction, and the truths people would rather avoid. The warm setting helps, but the real draw is the emotional push and pull between the central pair.

When Lily becomes entangled in a jewel theft, suspicion lands on exactly the wrong person. Colin steps in to help clear her name, and a light Regency mystery turns into romance under pressure.

Michael Balcarris has loved Emily Dymoke from afar for years, but his secret profession forces him to hide behind a foolish public mask. This Regency romance thrives on secrecy, longing, and mistaken impressions.

The Regency Royal Mystery books close with another mix of secrets, suspicion, and romantic tension. A return to society brings old dangers back into view, and appearances remain anything but trustworthy.

Newly married and newly pregnant, Moriah is abandoned by her husband and left to rebuild her life in Middlefield. Gabriel, the absent husband's twin, offers friendship first, then something deeper and riskier.

Three Christmas novellas set in Lancaster County explore grief, forgiveness, and unexpected grace. Kathleen Fuller's A Miracle for Miriam gives the collection one of its warmest second-chance romances.

This collection brings together standalone Amish novellas about homecoming, belonging, and starting over. Kathleen Fuller's A Place of His Own adds a return-home romance shaped by old friendship and unfinished feeling.

New teacher Ruth wants to succeed at the schoolhouse, but her unruly students and her own pride make it difficult. Zach's rough help only irritates her, until she learns the pain behind his defiance.

A summer in Middlefield turns unexpectedly mysterious when hidden truths begin surfacing close to home. Fuller's young protagonists have to sort through friendship, rumor, and danger before the secret hurts more people.

Anna has built a quieter life in Middlefield after a painful betrayal, but falling for Lukas means risking the truth she has hidden. Love grows fast, yet honesty proves much harder than attraction.

The Middlefield kids are drawn into another gentle but tense mystery when buried secrets begin affecting the people around them. Fuller balances youthful curiosity with real emotional stakes and a strong community setting.

This wedding themed collection brings together Amish romances about courtship, nerves, and the family expectations that come before a public promise. Each novella stands alone, but all lean into community and heartfelt resolution.

Rumors, hidden motives, and one more unsettling mystery pull the Middlefield kids into trouble that feels closer than ever. The final book keeps the stakes personal and the suspense age-appropriate but engaging.

Emma has spent years caring for others, only to see her first love return after choosing the outside world over her. Then a newcomer arrives, and Emma must decide who, if anyone, truly sees her worth.

This collection gathers three Amish romances about forgiveness, overlooked people, and the difference between appearance and truth. It is a strong snapshot of Fuller's early interest in second chances and inner beauty.

Miriam still remembers how Seth once hurt and embarrassed her, and she has not forgotten the cost. When he reenters her life as a changed man, forgiveness becomes the first and hardest step toward love.

Josiah left Paradise without even saying goodbye, and when he returns ten years later he is harder, quieter, and difficult to read. Amanda wants to help, but she may not be able to fix what he carries.

Laura comes to Middlefield determined to confront the man who once promised her everything and then vanished. Instead she finds unexpected understanding in Sawyer, a man with his own painful history to face.

This short Amish romance keeps its focus on courtship, family pressure, and the uneasy question of whether two people belong together. Fuller gives the story warmth, direct feeling, and a satisfying emotional arc.

One of Fuller's earliest novellas, this compact romance is built on timing, emotion, and the hope of getting another chance after things go wrong. You can already see her affection for second-chance stories.

Johnny finally wants a future with Katherine, but illness steals part of her memory before he can speak plainly. Then another man returns with letters that suggest her heart, and her future, may not be settled at all.

Anne Marie and Nathaniel have been best friends for years, and everyone seems to know what that should mean before they do. Then her mother's sudden remarriage and move threaten to end their new beginning before it starts.

Four Amish novellas grow out of one shared theme, gardens as places of work, healing, and second chances. Vannetta Chapman's contribution, Where Healing Blooms, adds heart, faith, and quiet emotional depth to the mix.

Four holiday novellas celebrate Second Christmas, a lighter, community-focused extension of the season. Kathleen Fuller's A Gift for Anne Marie brings friendship, family upheaval, and a sweet friends-to-more romance.

Rachael's garden is beautiful, but her life is crowded with loneliness and duty after her grandfather's stroke. Gideon wants to help, and the story turns on whether she can accept care instead of carrying everything alone.

Anna Mae feels trapped between her Amish life and a freedom she hardly dares to admit she wants. Jeremiah's return to Middlefield forces her to ask what faithfulness, love, and calling really mean.

After a reckless driver kills her parents and leaves her sister badly injured, Sadie must think about survival before romance. Marriage to Aden seems like necessity, until working beside him starts changing everything.

Four Amish novellas explore pregnancies, newborns, and the family tensions that come with life changing fast. Kathleen Fuller's contribution, A Heart Full of Love, adds twins, boundary setting, and a quietly emotional mother daughter conflict.

Ellie is pregnant with twins and already exhausted by her mother's constant interference since she lost her sight. After the babies arrive, she must set boundaries and learn what is really driving her mother's fear.

A faith-centered novel about deep hurt, stubborn hope, and the slow work of healing. Fuller keeps the focus on wounded people learning that broken things, and broken hearts, do not have to stay that way.

Set amid the bustle of Amish market life, this novella pairs everyday work with the risks of courtship. Fuller turns public routines and close community ties into a quick, heartfelt romance.

Abigail thinks heartbreak has already told her what kind of future she can expect. Asa sees something steadier and better in her, but she must decide whether hope is worth trusting again.

Bookish, shy Dinah and gentle Amos both feel judged as different inside their Amish community. Their quiet romance is deeply tender, but first they must convince their families that love can look different and still be real.

This fall themed collection gathers four Amish novellas about love, work, and change in harvest season. Kathleen Fuller's A Quiet Love stands out for its shy heroine, gentle hero, and tender story about being truly seen.

The second Birch Creek novel returns to the Schrock family as another sister faces heartache, pressure, and the possibility of love she did not expect. Fuller keeps the emotions grounded in grief, faith, and family strain.

Faith loves woodworking, but building kitchen cabinets with her former fiance is a far more complicated project. The novella turns practical labor into emotional repair as old hurt and fresh trust collide.

A warm Amish romance set near the water, where daily work and close community ties leave little room to hide. Love arrives quietly, then asks its characters to trust what they did not plan for.

A letter from his late grandmother brings Roman back to Birch Creek when he least expects it. Working beside independent Leanna forces him to reconsider both his future and the life he planned to leave behind.

While helping clear an attic, Ivy and auctioneer Noah discover a packet of Korean War love letters. The old correspondence draws them closer even as both resist falling in love for themselves.

A piece of misdirected mail turns Jalon and Phoebe into pen pals before they truly know each other. Their letters bring honesty and hope, but meeting in person means facing the truths both have hidden.

This Kathleen Fuller collection brings together four family-centered Amish novellas about secret dating, overprotective love, fake courtship, and friendship turning romantic. It is a strong sampler of her shorter fiction.

Grace and Joel have quietly built a relationship and are ready to marry, until her father forbids the match. Grace has to uncover the reason behind that hostility before their future can move forward.

Back in Birch Creek, duty and romance collide as a young woman with clear plans finds herself pulled in an unexpected direction. It is a gentle Amish love story with community pressure and a hopeful core.

A family keepsake pulls the past into the present in Kathleen Fuller's heirloom-themed novella. Memory, meaning, and romance become tangled as characters discover that what is treasured is not always obvious at first.

Work, family, and trust all matter in this Amish romance about building something lasting. Fuller ties practical tasks to emotional repair and lets the relationship grow one careful step at a time.

Cevilla, Birch Creek's elderly matchmaker, is startled when Richard from her Englisch past comes for a visit. Their walks down memory lane become a tender later-life romance about what may still be possible.

Four novellas circle around reconnection, memory, and the people who still matter after time apart. Kathleen Fuller's A Chance to Remember adds a touching later-life romance to the mix through Cevilla and a man from her past.

Expert baker Mattie heads to Birch Creek to help her aunt through the Christmas rush and finds more waiting there than flour, sugar, and long hours. This holiday novella mixes festive work with gentle romance.

This Birch Creek romance pairs steady farm life with emotional uncertainty and growing attraction. Fuller keeps the focus on trust, commitment, and whether two people are ready for the kind of future they claim to want.

This collection revisits Amish families across different ages and stages of life. The stories are tied together by kinship, memory, and the way love and faith echo from one generation to the next.

This holiday collection pairs Christmas warmth with wedding nerves and second chances. In Kathleen Fuller's Wreathed in Joy, former best friends Mary and Jakob try to rebuild trust while working toward a Christmas Eve celebration.

Levi has found purpose running Birch Creek's new inn, while Selah has returned home carrying a past she would rather hide. Working together creates sparks, but both know old mistakes do not stay buried easily.

Twin sisters Amanda and Darla arrive in Birch Creek chasing very different futures, only to collide with twin brothers Zeb and Zeke. The setup is funny, busy, and surprisingly tender once old hurts come into view.

Three Amish romances gather around the hard work and shared purpose of a barn raising. The collection uses community labor, family pressure, and long days side by side to turn practical help into unexpected love.

Riley returns to Maple Falls to help run her grandmother's yarn store, planning to get back to New York as soon as possible. Small-town ties, old feelings, and one very inconvenient connection complicate that plan.

Free-spirited Margaret comes to Birch Creek under family pressure, while Owen is tired of everyone talking marriage around him. Their easy rapport becomes harder to ignore in a town suddenly full of brides and expectations.

A short contemporary romance about revisiting the past and discovering the timing may finally be right. Fuller keeps it warm, hopeful, and rooted in the appeal of a real second chance.

Mary and Jakob tried dating once and nearly ruined their lifelong friendship. When she breaks her arm while preparing cakes for a Christmas Eve wedding, helping her again starts to change everything.

Katherine comes to Birch Creek pretending to look for a husband while hiding a secret she cannot share. Ezra, the new handyman, is determined to know her anyway, and persistence slowly turns into something much deeper.

Anita is ready to stop dreaming about Tanner and start building her own cafe next to the diner. But small-town coffee competition, old feelings, and constant proximity make that plan far more complicated than expected.

High-style realtor Harper and laid-back mechanic Rusty seem to have nothing in common at first glance. A makeover for a charity bachelor auction brings them closer and exposes how shaky Harper's polished life really is.

Charity moves to Marigold determined to follow a foolproof plan for finding a husband after an earlier humiliation. Then Jesse, the man she wants least to see again, turns up next door and ruins every neat step.

Olivia likes plans and boundaries, while Kingston brings exactly the kind of unpredictability she avoids. When Maple Falls decides they belong together, resistance gives way to a charming slow-burn romance.

Artist Britt hides behind her successful online channel while battling severe social anxiety. Hunter, a sober black sheep searching for direction, becomes the one person who might help her step into a bigger life.

Nelson opens an artisan deli in Marigold and asks outspoken Ella to help him find the perfect wife. It is a terrible plan, mostly because Ella is exactly the woman he should have been noticing all along.

Years after Jade left Little Rock and Sebastian behind, life brings them back into each other's orbit. This second-chance romance mixes newsroom history, old hurt, and the question of whether self-protection is worth the cost.

Daisy and Perry agree to fake a relationship so she can attract the man she wants and he can quiet his matchmaking family. Pretending works a little too well once real affection starts getting in the way.

Tabitha is ready to move on from Jared, the sweetheart who left her and the Amish, especially with steady Nelson nearby. Then Jared returns home asking for another chance, and September suddenly gets complicated.