Linda Chaikin Books in Order

This early Nevada-set historical romance heads into frontier danger, divided loyalties, and the emotional cost of starting over. It later became the seed for the Virginia City Sisters story world.

Justin Brice and Lady Regina Redford are drawn into the perilous work surrounding William Tyndale and the English Bible. It is a Reformation-era story of courage, love, and conviction under threat.

Set during the early Protestant Reformation, this novel follows Justin Brice and Lady Regina Redford into the dangerous effort to spread Scripture in English. Romance and spiritual conviction both carry real risk here.

Coral Kendall shocks her British-Indian world by adopting Gem, an orphaned untouchable boy from the Kingscote silk plantation. When the child vanishes, love, class prejudice, and buried secrets drive the whole story forward.

Framed for murder, Tancred Redwan flees across the Mediterranean world just as Europe arms for the First Crusade. His mixed heritage and uneasy loyalties make every refuge feel temporary.

Still searching for Gem, Coral presses on through danger in India while trying to build a school for the untouchables. Her journey with Jace deepens both the peril and the emotional stakes.

In Washington Territory, Ember Ridgeway and Tavish Wilder chase very different dreams while railroad and timber fortunes reshape the land. Ambition, greed, and romance tangle quickly in this frontier saga.

Threats gather around Coral's plantation, her school, and the people she loves. As old mysteries close in and difficult choices sharpen, the trilogy heads toward its final reckoning.

Captain Baret Buckington sails into Jamaica's pirate-haunted waters to find the father everyone else believes is dead. There he crosses paths with Emerald Harwick, whose life on a sugar estate is already full of danger, shame, and hard choices.

Byzantine noblewoman Helena tries to escape an aunt determined to marry her off for power. Betrayal and crusader turmoil leave Tancred as her most dangerous and most trusted ally.

Savana MacKenzie is caught between Baron Peter Sarakof and American captain Trace Wilder in a region desired by three nations. As danger rises, she must decide where her loyalties truly lie.

Allison Wescott serves on a medical missions boat on the Nile just as World War I breaks out. When murder in the desert draws in British officer Bret Holden, her future becomes far more complicated than she expected.

A young Jewish woman leaves war-torn Europe hoping the worst is behind her. Instead, she finds herself in fresh danger and must learn whether safety, trust, and a new life are really possible.

Emerald is finally close to the future she wants with Baret, until an old enemy, buried treasure, and a sudden abduction throw everything into chaos. The finale mixes romance, sea danger, and long-delayed answers.

Working near the Arabian front, Allison finds herself once again in Bret Holden's path as war, murder, and the hunt for ancient treasure collide. The story widens from battlefront danger to a tense Cairo mystery.

As Baret sails with Henry Morgan in hopes of saving his father, Emerald is left to face spiritual conflict, family pressure, and rising danger in Jamaica. One wrong move could cost Baret his freedom and his life.

Tancred journeys toward Antioch to clear his name, only to learn Helena has been taken captive. Rescue, honor, and political intrigue all collide in the trilogy's final leg.

Devora's comfortable life shatters when she is told she must marry a Spanish don. Court intrigue, pirate conflict, and a dangerous stranger force her to question everything she thought was settled.

Devora sails unwillingly toward a marriage with the powerful Don Nicklas Valentin, still holding onto memories of Captain Bruce Hawkins. Old promises and new dangers meet in Spain and the West Indies.

The final Egypt novel brings the war years, desert intrigue, and Allison's long-tested loyalties to a head. Love and faith are pushed hard as personal danger grows alongside world conflict.

Eden Derrington returns to Hawaii determined to train as a nurse and serve the people her family would rather forget. Political unrest and a mystery surrounding her mother's death force her to choose between comfort and calling.

The Trade Winds finale brings sword fighting, sea battles, and a high-stakes search for silver. Love must survive long shadows from the past before anyone can hope for peace.

Swiss model Krista von Buren seems to have everything, until an Israeli agent and a journalist pull her into a banking scandal tied to Hitler's Germany. A shattering turn forces her to rethink beauty, faith, and who she really is.

Set in the summer of 1940, this novel follows a young woman caught in the fear and upheaval of a Europe on the edge of invasion. Grace, courage, and family loyalty are tested when history closes in.

Gemma Alcott enters the summer of 1929 expecting wealth, romance, and security. Then Black Tuesday destroys her family's fortune, and she must decide whether she can build a real life beyond privilege.

Cienna's generous heart ties her closely to the Lennox family, especially Marten and his reckless sister Leeta. Love, loyalty, and painful lessons about wisdom shape this later entry in the series.

Paulette believes her marriage to Garret Holden is finished after tragedy drives them apart. Then word comes from Greece that Garret has been shot and is being hunted, and old grief turns into urgent danger.

Set in Nevada's silver-boom country, this western romance follows one of the Halliday sisters into danger, family strain, and an unexpected test of the life she thought she wanted. The frontier setting gives the story both grit and glamour.

Orphaned Evy Varley goes looking for the truth behind her mother's name and a missing black diamond, only to uncover hidden motives all around her. The search draws her toward the proud and infuriating Rogan Chantry.

Callie Halliday shines on the Virginia City stage and dreams of a respectable future, but someone clearly wants to harm her. The only man who can protect her is Rick Delance, a gunfighter with exactly the wrong reputation.

Rogan heads into South Africa in search of gold and answers tied to his uncle's murder, while Evy faces danger of her own back in England. Distance, colonial tension, and old promises strain them both.

Evy hides a pregnancy so she can travel with Rogan to South Africa and finally clear her mother's name. Her gamble may win the truth she wants, but it could also damage the marriage she treasures.

Young Huguenot Rachelle Dushane-Macquinet arrives at the French court to work with silk and gowns, then stumbles into Catherine de Medici's dangerous web. Court beauty quickly gives way to religious peril.

In Czarist Russia on the brink of war, a young midwife is drawn toward a man promised to a more suitable match. The story pairs romance with the beauty and instability of a world about to change forever.

As a royal wedding approaches, Rachelle is pulled into the queen mother's ring of spies while the Huguenots face growing danger. Love and survival both depend on courage and quick thinking.

Rachelle and Fabien try to protect their families and their faith as France edges closer to open religious violence. The final book keeps the pressure high, with court schemes and personal danger on every side.

When Rafe Easton rescues an abandoned baby from Moloka'i, the act threatens both his reputation and his future with Eden Derrington. Set in 1891 Hawaii, the novel mixes family secrets, love, and the shadow of disease and political unrest.

Rafe and Eden try to hold onto each other while Hawaii edges toward revolution and old enemies turn dangerous again. Family loyalty, medical work, and public duty keep pulling them in competing directions.

As Hawaii's political crisis deepens, Eden and Rafe face fresh personal losses and new threats to the people they love. The final book brings Moloka'i, family conflict, and the fate of the islands into one last reckoning.