Lean On Me Books in Order
Lean On Me is a series of 5 books written by Kathryn Shay.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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Lean On Me books in publication order
5 books
The Father Factor
by Kathryn Shay
1995
Single father Nick DiMarco balances law school and two jobs until his daughter's guidance counselor warns that she is suicidal. Helping his family becomes more complicated when he develops feelings for the counselor, who reminds him of his ex-wife.
Michael's Family
by Kathryn Shay
1997
Widowed public defender Luke Rayburn is struggling to raise his son when Michael asks to meet his biological mother. Their encounter with Meredith Hunter draws all three together, raising difficult questions about parenthood, loneliness, and a possible new relationship.
Promises to Keep
by Kathryn Shay
2002
Secret Service agents Joe Stonehouse and Luke Ludzecky go undercover at a school threatened by violence. As they investigate, Joe clashes with principal Suzanna Quinn while Luke's connection with teacher Kelsey Cunningham complicates their mission and personal lives.
Trust in Me
by Kathryn Shay
2003
Former troublemakers reunite in their stock-car-racing hometown to help a troubled teenager. A minister's first love, a widow's encounter with a man carrying guilt, and an estranged couple's reunion revive unresolved feelings and difficult histories.
A Price Worth Paying
by Kathryn Shay
2011
Teachers Nick and Callie Muscato face simultaneous crises when she reveals a pregnancy by another man and he is accused of misconduct with a student. They struggle to defend him while confronting the damage within their marriage.
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