Kerri Maher Books in Order

Kathleen Kennedy enters London society as the American ambassador's daughter and falls for aristocrat Billy Hartington. Their families' religious differences and the outbreak of war threaten the relationship, forcing her to weigh personal freedom against loyalty to her family.

This novel follows Grace Kelly from an ambitious young woman in Philadelphia to Hollywood star and princess of Monaco. Behind her glamorous public image, she navigates romantic expectations, family demands, and sacrifices that threaten her sense of purpose.

Sylvia Beach opens Shakespeare and Company in Paris and builds a community around expatriate writers. Publishing James Joyce's banned Ulysses brings artistic significance and financial risk, testing her friendships, partnership, and commitment to the bookstore she created.

In early 1970s Chicago, three neighboring women confront the risks of the underground Jane abortion service. Their marriages, family loyalties, and private aspirations collide with the work of helping women gain control over their futures before legal protection arrives.

During San Francisco’s 1967 counterculture summer, sisters Winnie and Miranda pursue poetry and winemaking along divergent paths. Fifty years later, Dawn investigates anonymous novels that reveal intimate family knowledge, uncovering buried decisions while guarding a secret of her own.