Lisa Gregory Books in Order

A Union woman and a Confederate captain are thrown together in the chaos of the Civil War. Their stormy attraction has to survive abduction, divided loyalties, and a nation tearing itself apart.

In East Texas, lonely Sarah McGowen is drawn to Luke Turner, the troubled young man her family gives work after his release from prison. It is a tender redemption romance about reputation, trust, and belonging.

Set against the upheaval of the postwar South, this sweeping romance follows a sheltered young woman forced to grow up fast. Betrayal, pride, and survival push Analise toward a harder, stronger life than she expected.

An unhappy English aristocrat flees a violent marriage and lands in the path of an honorable man during the Revolutionary era. Their growing love is tested by secrecy, class, and the danger closing in around them.

This early historical romance blends passion with danger as a proud heroine and a difficult hero are forced into close quarters. Old hurts and harsh circumstances make every step toward love a fight.

An actress living under false pretenses is swept into marriage with an English nobleman while protecting her innocent twin sister. Desire grows quickly, but the deception at the center of her life could ruin everything.

Set during World War II, this romance follows lives reshaped by fear, duty, and sudden loss. Camp pairs wartime tension with an emotional love story about endurance and hope.

A guarded heroine and a compelling hero circle each other in a tense, emotional romance built on secrets and attraction. The story leans into risk, misunderstanding, and the lonely choices people make to protect themselves.

Years after first love went wrong, Julia Turner returns to her East Texas home and finds that James Banks is still the man she cannot forget. Second chances, class tension, and family ties drive this sequel.

A family-centered romance about change, memory, and the ties that hold people together even when life pulls them apart. Camp uses love and loss to trace how people grow into new seasons of themselves.