Kimberley Woodhouse Books in Order

Kimberley Woodhouse recounts her family’s struggle with her daughter’s rare nerve disorder, mounting bills, and losing their home. Their appearance on Extreme Makeover: Home Edition becomes part of a Christian account of parenting, perseverance, and joy.

After a sabotaged plane crashes on an Alaskan mountain, Jenna and her daughter Andie must survive a storm with mysterious passenger Cole Maddox. Andie’s dangerous medical condition adds urgency as Jenna struggles to decide whom to trust.

Thirteen-year-old Zoya witnesses a murder while pursuing her dream of dog racing in Alaska. As threats surround her mother’s kennel, employee Sean Connelly discovers military secrets hidden on chips, drawing them into a dangerous chase.

Quotations, Scripture, practical suggestions, and short biographies offer a Christian guide to living with purpose. Seventy entries encourage readers to reconsider priorities, practice forgiveness, serve others, and bring enthusiasm to the ordinary choices shaping their lives.

In 1935 Alaska, nurse Gwyn Hillerman welcomes help from Dr. Jeremiah Vaughan, unaware that his medical license was revoked after a patient’s death. His concealed past and another suitor’s secrets threaten their developing relationship and community.

Lillian Porter travels west to become a nanny for Woodward Colton, whose neighbors suspect him of killing his wife. As she tries to reach his traumatized, silent son, violent incidents deepen the town’s suspicion of her employer.

Allan Brennan joins an Alaskan hotel’s mountain guides to investigate his father’s death on a McKinley expedition. Cook’s assistant Cassidy Ivanoff offers help, but uncovering the truth threatens her own father, the guide blamed for the tragedy.

Jean-Michel Langelier travels from postwar France to Alaska’s Curry Hotel with his sister, hoping for relief from wartime trauma. There he encounters former sweetheart Katherine, a widow whose unhappy marriage has left her with wounds of her own.

Separatist Mary Elizabeth Chapman and carpenter William Lytton seek new beginnings across the Atlantic in 1620. Amid storms, illness, and shortages, William’s secret arrangement with the Virginia Company threatens his loyalties and his growing connection with Mary Elizabeth.

Wealthy widow Faith Jackson volunteers to carry a secret message for the Patriot cause and meets Matthew Weber, whose connections span opposing loyalties. Their attraction grows amid covert missions, political danger, and another man’s pursuit of Faith.

After her father dies, Jacqueline Rivers runs a Pony Express station in Utah Territory and is asked to investigate counterfeiters. Visitor Elijah Johnson, searching for his employer’s heir, becomes entangled in criminal activity and Jackie’s hidden past.

Widowed Olivia Brighton works in her brother’s San Francisco restaurant during the 1849 gold rush, resisting persistent marriage proposals. Joseph Sawyer’s investigation into crime and forced Chinese labor draws them closer while exposing them to growing danger.

Naturalist Tayler Hale takes a job at Alaska’s Curry Hotel to escape a troubling promise from her past. Working alongside Thomas Smith complicates her fresh start, especially when unexpected arrivals bring danger and threaten his professional reputation.

Havyn Powell hopes singing with her sisters at a Nome roadhouse will sustain their family’s struggling dairy as their grandfather’s health declines. New employee John Roselli offers companionship, but their growing closeness attracts dangerous jealousy and unwanted attention.

Heiress Emma Grace McMurray escapes a marriage arranged for business interests and becomes a Harvey Girl at the Grand Canyon’s El Tovar Hotel. Wealthy visitor Ray Watkins challenges her distrust as thefts pull them into a troubling mystery.

Underwater archaeologist Kayla Richardson investigates human remains discovered during Golden Gate Bridge repairs with restoration leader Steven Michaels. Their search connects a modern threat to buried Gold Rush treasure and discoveries made during the bridge’s original construction.

Madysen Powell’s supposedly dead father returns to Nome, testing her capacity for forgiveness as a traveling show offers a musical career. Meanwhile, disappointed gold seeker Daniel Beaufort finds work at the family dairy and becomes drawn to her.

Julia Schultz hopes a job at the El Tovar Hotel will help her abandon habitual lies. A legendary treasure links her to jeweler Christopher Miller, who needs money to save his shop, but her past threatens their trust.

Whitney Powell hides her emotional struggles behind a reputation for reliability. When illness strikes remote Alaskan villages, her sled dogs help Dr. Peter Cameron reach patients, drawing them together while buried troubles and another suitor complicate their relationship.

Fairbanks emergency director Darcie Phillips dismisses a prediction of destruction when temperatures reach twenty-six below. As bodies appear, cybersecurity specialist Jason Myers helps investigate, and their differing approaches must unite to stop a killer threatening the Alaskan town.

Scarred by an injury, Ruth Anniston retreats to kitchen work at the El Tovar Hotel. When money disappears, she and head chef Frank Henderson investigate threats to their livelihoods while his growing affection challenges her damaged confidence.

Anna Lakeman’s work with her paleontologist father draws them into the Bone Wars after a Wyoming discovery. His illness and the return of former beau Joshua disrupt her plans, while a missing child exposes dangerous connections to an earlier disappearance.

Anchorage investigator Carrie Kintz pursues a serial killer who plants clues in crossword puzzles. Signs of a larger cyberattack bring security specialist Scott Patteson into the investigation, complicating their race to stop the murders with growing attraction.

Cybersecurity investigator Mac McPherson seeks justice for the family killed in an earlier attack. When surgeon Tracie Hunter is digitally framed for a murder cover-up, their pursuit of the returning killer tests his ability to separate protection from revenge.

In 1916, paleontologist Eliza Mills joins a Utah excavation determined to prove her place in science. Childhood friend Devin arrives carrying unspoken affection, but a ranch’s dark history and unfolding betrayal turn their adventure into a struggle for survival.

Aspiring paleontologist Martha Jankowski discovers a dinosaur skeleton that could secure a major museum exhibit. Rival student Jacob Duncan uncovers wrongdoing within his team, and their growing affection becomes entangled in a dangerous competition threatening both their futures.

Blind pianist Chaisley Frappier uses a European concert tour to help disabled people escape Nazi persecution. British operative Rick Zimmerman poses as her driver, and their secret missions become more dangerous as Hitler’s fascination with her increases.