Lindsay Harrel Books in Order

Fading country star Olivia Lovett is forced to rethink her future just as secrets from her Oklahoma past return. In Nashville, her path crosses with rising singer Ellie, a young woman chasing a music career and answers about the mother she never knew.

Years after a heart transplant, Megan Jacobs is still afraid to fully live. When her donor's family gives her a teenage girl's bucket list, she and her twin sister set off on a journey that could heal old resentments and change both their lives.

Joy Beckman spends her life caring for everyone else, including her ailing mother. A Christmas trip to Cornwall for her best friend's wedding brings a charming Englishman and a hard question, can she make room for a life of her own?

After personal heartbreak, counselor Sophia Barrett escapes to Cornwall and rents a flat above a struggling bookstore. There she joins Ginny Rose in saving the shop and unravels a Victorian journal that links their losses to a long-buried story.

Sarah heads to Port Willis for Christmas to help her estranged sister open a bakery and escape her controlling parents. Between old family wounds and a growing bond with photographer Michael Hammett, she must decide what kind of life she really wants.

Fifteen months after losing their husbands in a scuba accident, Eva and Angela are still stuck in grief. Training for the New Zealand ultramarathon their husbands planned forces them to face hard questions, new connections, and the possibility of hope.

Madison Price returns to Walker Beach to run her late aunt's hardware store and leave old hurts behind. Then she falls for Evan Walsh, the former high school troublemaker who once made her life miserable and now may be the one threat to her future.

Wedding planner Ashley Baker lands the job that could change her career, only to learn the groom is Derek Campbell, the man she's loved for years. As Derek prepares for a marriage of duty, old feelings make every decision harder.

Bella Moody goes undercover in Walker Beach, hoping to persuade inn owner Ben Baker to sell and help her uncover her own family history. But the more she sees his loyalty, losses, and stubborn goodness, the harder it is to keep lying.

Shannon Baker is instantly drawn to Marshall, only to learn he's pretending to date her sister for a family reunion and a shot at promotion. The arrangement should keep them apart, but their connection refuses to stay simple.

Single mother Kara Gentry travels to Port Willis to run a Christmas fundraiser for the nonprofit that helped rebuild her life after abuse. Drawn to board president Warren Kensington, she must decide whether love is worth risking her hard-won trust.

Jenna Wakefield and Elise Griffin join a secret sisterhood restoring an old beachside inn into a refuge for women in crisis. As the work brings buried pain to the surface, both get a shot at healing, purpose, and unexpected love.

Quinn Baker is trying to prove she's changed while running a refuge program for battered women in Walker Beach. When newcomer Holly arrives with her young son, friendship, danger, and new romance test what both women believe about strength and starting over.

Rebecca Trengrouse is drowning in debt and ready to sell her Port Willis bed-and-breakfast. Then a handsome American guest makes an offer, and a Christmas blizzard traps them together long enough for guarded hearts to soften.

At a summer camp in Walker Beach, Gabrielle is forced to work alongside Tyler, the first love who broke her heart years ago. A week of close quarters, old wounds, and renewed chemistry makes staying guarded nearly impossible.

Corporate executive Georgia Carrington returns home to care for her grandmother and ends up planning the town Christmas festival with her ex, Mayor Nate Griggs. As old feelings resurface, both must decide whether home still has room for them together.

Lily Hart returns to Jonathon Island determined to save her family's beloved fudge shop and prove she isn't a failure. But a month-long contest with ex-sweetheart Declan Kelley, heir to the rival family, stirs up old sparks and an old feud.

Tourism director Dani Sullivan will do anything to rebuild the hotel that could save her struggling island. Working with big-city architect Liam Stone turns a clash over the future of Jonathon Island into something far more personal.