Kimberly Rae Jordan Books in Order

This shorter romance focuses on the small choices that open the door to something lasting. It is a gentle, faith-filled story about trust, connection, and love growing a little at a time.

This early Kimberly Rae Jordan romance turns on the choices people make for the sake of others. Love here is less about grand gestures than about sacrifice, faith, and what commitment looks like in practice.

A tender early standalone that leans into exactly what its title promises: faith, hope, and love. Jordan keeps the focus on emotional honesty, spiritual growth, and a romance that feels earned.

A marriage of convenience sets this story in motion, but practical arrangements rarely stay simple for long. Kate's journey mixes family expectations, faith, and the slow surprise of genuine love.

The final Karlsson story follows a guarded heart that has been waiting longer than anyone realizes. It is a soft, steady romance about hope, vulnerability, and finding the courage to love at last.

Rachel owns a bookstore and has learned not to rush life, even when love might finally be near. The first Karlsson Boys romance is gentle, faith-centered, and built around patience and timing.

Another Karlsson brother discovers that the future he wants may take more honesty and patience than he expected. This one keeps the series' warm, low-drama focus on trust, family, and God's timing.

Widower Will Collingsworth has shut himself off from love and even from his own daughter. Amy Moyer once loved him from afar, and when she returns to his life, both of them have to face grief, fear, and old feelings.

Laurel Collingsworth-Davis appears to have the perfect marriage until she realizes she wants children and her husband does not. Hidden pain and long-kept secrets force Laurel and Matt to decide whether honesty can save what they built.

Violet Collingsworth returns to the town she fled ten years earlier when her grandmother's death pulls the family back together. Sheriff Dean Marconett seems like another reason to leave, until he starts feeling like a reason to stay.

Jessa Collingsworth is already carrying the weight of her family when Lance Evanston, the boy who broke her heart, walks back into town. Their second chance is tangled up with family secrets and the burden of keeping everyone safe.

Cami Collingsworth agrees to stay at the manor for money, not transformation, but Josh Moyer keeps unsettling that plan. As flirtation turns serious and faith questions surface, Cami has to decide what kind of life she actually wants.

Rose Collingsworth has watched love bloom all around her and wants it for herself, preferably with the guarded carpenter she cannot forget. Declan Gallagher wants distance, but Christmas keeps drawing him toward hope and home.

Melanie Thorpe has spent years protecting herself from the kind of closeness that would expose her past. Tyler Harris, a divorced double amputee and trusted friend, wants more, but love will require a level of honesty that scares them both.

After three years away, Lily Collingsworth returns home carrying the painful reason she ended her engagement. Nate Proctor still loves her, but renewed feelings mean nothing unless they can face the truth together.

Brooke McKinley has spent years depending on no one but herself and her son. Lucas Hamilton shows up intending to help his nephew, and Brooke has to decide whether trusting him means losing control or finally sharing the burden.

Lindsay agrees to let bodyguard Than Miller accompany her on a mission trip to the Philippines, and old feelings quickly resurface. When disaster strikes, both of them have to decide whether trust and faith can change the future.

Justin Morrell is fiercely protective of his sister's family, so he does not trust Alana Jensen when she appears in their lives. But Alana is hiding an abusive past, and suspicion slowly gives way to care, faith, and romance.

Years after fleeing an unhealthy relationship, Staci has built a new life and never told Eric McKinley about their daughter. When they meet again after his return to faith, love gets a second chance with much higher stakes.

Victoria McKinley has spent her life proving she can do anything, but dating her brother's best friend feels riskier than most. Trent Hause knows his feelings are real, yet Victoria's fears and insecurities stand squarely in the way.

Makayla McFadden does not welcome the change Ethan Collins represents at the family business, even if she cannot ignore their chemistry. What begins as workplace tension becomes a warm romance about trust, flexibility, and letting life shift.

Emily McFadden offers to help Steve Callaghan with his four boys if he will help repair her aging house. What starts as a practical deal slowly becomes a lovely story about two overwhelmed parents and the family they might build together.

Marcus Black hires Alicia Leighton as his new assistant and quickly realizes she is far more than capable. As threats against BlackThorpe rise and Alicia's secrets close in, both of them have to choose truth over self-protection.

Adrianne Thorpe has never quite recovered from the boy who broke her heart years ago, and now Connor Mackenzie is back in her life. Their second chance is tangled up with regret, family ties, and the fear of being hurt again.

Alexander Thorpe's carefully controlled life shifts when he learns he has a son and has to face Rebecca Mackenzie again. Their old heartbreak, new responsibilities, and an unresolved search make this one especially emotional.

Another former foster sibling finds that independence and love do not always pull in opposite directions. This novella keeps the focus on chosen family, healing, and the sweetness of finally being cared for well.

Noella Crawford has very practical standards for love, and mechanic Finlay Kinnaird does not seem to fit them. But their first dates force both of them to confront how fear, money, and childhood history shape the heart.

Sammie has grown up seeing faith lived out in everyday life, but that does not spare her from heartbreak. This more emotional Callaghans and McFaddens story follows grief, healing, and the slow return of hope.

Years after losing Grace once, Bennett McFadden finds himself back at her side when widowhood leaves her grieving and afraid. Grace believes everyone she loves is taken from her, so second chances feel almost as frightening as loss.

Gabe and Maya are drawn together even though their histories, priorities, and fears make love look complicated from the start. It is an emotional family-centered romance about sacrifice, vulnerability, and choosing a future that may cost something.

Ryan McFadden and Hannah Walsh meet in the worst possible place, captivity in the Middle East, where trust has to grow in darkness. Their bond is powerful, but surviving is only the first part of the story.

Mitch Callaghan believes in romance, but Belle Jacobs has seen too much false charm to trust it. When work and family keep bringing them together, Belle has to decide whether Mitch's steady affection is something she can finally believe in.

Avery and hockey player Kenton are thrown together when injury, family strain, and forced proximity begin changing both their lives. What starts as help and friendship turns into a romance neither of them expected.

Single dad Tristan and guarded Shayna are drawn together while painful history resurfaces around them. It is a tender, heavier romance about parenting, trauma, and what it takes to trust love after fear.

Past hurt has taught this foster sibling to stay guarded, but tenderness can be harder to resist than any grand gesture. Jordan keeps the stakes personal, warm, and rooted in faith.

This opening New Hope Falls story introduces a town full of wounded people and second chances. As Eli McNamara's life shifts in unexpected ways, he has to decide whether love is something he can finally stop holding at arm's length.

Cara Morgan has already lost too much when life in New Hope Falls starts pulling her toward police chief Kieran Sutherland. But old secrets, grief, and danger from the past threaten the home and love she is just beginning to trust.

The final Fostered by Love story brings the series' chosen family full circle. As old wounds and present pressures collide, love has to prove itself strong enough to hold.

When Dalton comes back, Sierra has to face the feelings and unfinished history she thought were long behind her. Their story blends family connection, old hurt, and a hopeful second chance.

Danica and JD get a true second-chance story, complete with old feelings, emotional baggage, and promises that still matter. It is bittersweet in the best way, and full of the family ties that define this series.

This New Hope Falls romance deals with darker material as fear and violence spill into everyday life. Jordan balances suspense with a careful focus on faith, recovery, and the possibility of a truly renewed heart.

A woman who walked away from privilege and expectation to pursue her own dream finds that Christmas has plans for her heart too. This holiday novella adds warmth and quiet reflection to the New Hope Falls series.

Two people carrying more hurt than they admit find themselves drawn together in New Hope Falls. This installment leans into family ties, emotional recovery, and the surprising color love can bring back to an ordinary life.

As danger and uncertainty close in, two guarded people find steadiness in each other. It is a New Hope Falls romance that blends emotional healing with a stronger undercurrent of suspense.

This installment leans into steadfast love and the comfort of people who stay when life gets hard. In New Hope Falls, the past still matters, but so does the chance to build a future with someone dependable.

The final King triplet faces Christmas with old sorrow still close and new hope just beginning to break through. It is a warm conclusion built on family, faith, and love that arrives at the right time.

Hunter King is still carrying the weight of his father's death when he meets Carissa Jenkins and her young daughter during the Christmas season. Helping them should be simple, but shared grief soon opens the door to love.

The second King sibling gets a Christmas story shaped by grief, family duty, and the hope of being seen clearly at last. Love grows alongside service, healing, and the work of carrying a family legacy forward.

After a horrific attack during a medical mission, Ryker Bennet wants a quiet, safe life and not much else. Sophia Haldorson wants the same, but when they meet in New Hope Falls, healing begins to look a lot like love.

Busy lives, lingering pain, and bad timing make romance feel unlikely in this New Hope Falls story. But as two paths keep crossing, both characters have to wonder whether love has been growing somewhere along the way.

Sarah McNamara seems settled on the surface, but the first man who truly catches her attention is a guest at the lodge who cannot stay. Their connection is warm, wistful, and full of difficult timing.

A quieter, more reflective New Hope Falls story, this book centers on comfort, healing, and grace arriving slowly. It is about weathering hard seasons and learning to welcome tenderness again.

Jocelyn Wright loves Christmas in Serenity Point and quietly hopes her fractured family might one day be whole again. Darius Clarke is only in town for the season, but art, faith, and shared loneliness keep drawing them together.

Eli McNamara finally has the family life he hoped for, until a phone call drags old pain back into the present. This is not a standalone romance so much as a deeper return to characters readers already know and love.

Zoe Wright comes back to Serenity Point broke, discouraged, and determined to leave again as soon as she can. Ben Wilson offers help with her music, and the more they work together, the harder choosing between dream and love becomes.

The final Christmas in Serenity Point story brings one more Wright sibling to a turning point between old pain and fresh hope. Holiday traditions, family reconciliation, and romance all pull toward home.

Doctor Gareth Halverson wants to protect the family clinic and the Halverson name, not complicate life with romance. Aria Jensen arrives in Serenity Point needing a fresh start, but the past does not stay buried for long.

Charlotte Halverson once dreamed of marriage and children, but life has not followed the script she expected. Her story asks whether disappointment has closed her heart for good, or simply prepared it for something better.

Janessa steps into adulthood carrying the Halverson family's love and her own set of fears. In Serenity Point, new relationships and old hurt force her to decide what kind of future she is willing to trust.

Jaylen Halverson has made choices he is not proud of while trying to live up to old promises and family expectations. Michelle Barnes comes to Serenity Point seeking safety, and their growing bond challenges both of them to imagine more.

Kayleigh and Hudson work side by side while attraction grows alongside stress, worry, and a brewing mystery around the resort. It is a workplace romance with a little more suspense than usual for the series.

Lee is determined to focus on career and family, not romance, even as love keeps finding his siblings. That resolve gets tested when real connection threatens the carefully controlled life he has built.

Wilder adds another Serenity Point romance to the Halverson family story, with faith, loyalty, and old baggage all in the mix. Jordan keeps the focus on emotional growth and the possibility of a future that looks different than planned.

Zane continues the Halverson run with another family-linked romance shaped by responsibility and guarded hopes. It is a small-town story about letting love in without losing yourself.

Angela Reynolds always believed her birth family did not want her, until one photograph changes everything. Jude Kessler is sent to meet her on behalf of the Burkes, and their growing connection is complicated from the very start.

Cole closes out this stretch of the Halverson family story with faith, family loyalty, and long-buried hurt all on the table. As expectations shift, he has to decide what home and commitment really mean.

Kiara Reynolds is uprooted into the Burke family's world just as Julian Burke is trying to outrun pain with reckless choices. One drunken mistake and an unplanned pregnancy push them into a marriage that only grace can sustain.

Years after an unplanned pregnancy changed everything, Skylar has rebuilt her life and learned how to keep moving forward. But peace gets complicated when the past, and the possibility of love, refuse to stay quiet.

Benjamin Burke returns to Serenity Point after years in New York and finds Amelia Madden, the girl he once loved, rebuilding her own life after a career-ending injury. Their reunion is tender, wary, and full of second-chance possibility.

The opening book in The Whitakers points toward one of Kimberly Rae Jordan's favorite themes, the pull of home when life has grown complicated somewhere else. Public plot details are still limited, but the tone appears warmly family-centered and faith-filled.