Maggie O'Halloran Books in Order
Part ofKate Hewitt Books in OrderFind the Maggie O'Halloran books by Kate Hewitt in order, with summaries, series background, and simple help on where to begin.
Last updated: June 29, 2026
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Maggie O'Halloran books in publication order
3 books
A New Home for the Irish Daughter
by Kate Hewitt
2026
Maggie's journey continues as she tries to build a steadier life in America without losing herself to hardship. Family loyalty and ambition are still pulling hard in opposite directions.
A New World for the Irish Daughter
by Kate Hewitt
2026
The Irish Daughter saga widens as Maggie faces fresh opportunities and fresh risks in a changing America. Hewitt keeps the immigrant struggle personal and emotionally immediate.
The Irish Daughter of New York
by Kate Hewitt
2026
Arriving in New York in 1891 with her brother and no one to meet them, Maggie O'Halloran must fight for survival on the Lower East Side. She still dares to dream of independence.
Maggie O'Halloran books in chronological order
Series background & context
The Maggie O'Halloran books are historical novels about immigration, ambition, and family survival in New York. Maggie arrives from Ireland in 1891 with her brother Danny, expecting their father to meet them, and instead finds herself facing the city alone.
That setup gives the series both scale and urgency. Maggie has dreams, especially of building an independent life of her own, but the Lower East Side is hard, money is tight, and her brother's choices can put everything at risk. The emotional tension comes from Maggie trying to protect family without giving up her own future.
If you like immigrant stories with strong heroines, bustling city settings, and a clear sense of social pressure, this series is a good one to try.
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