Maplewood Sisters Books in Order

Maplewood Sisters is an early Elizabeth Bromke small-town romance series set around Maplewood Mountain. The books follow women and families who are looking for love, stability, or a way back from a difficult chapter, with holiday warmth and mountain-town familiarity running through the stories.

It starts with Mary Delaney.

Christmas on Maplewood Mountain introduces Mary as she approaches thirty and still hopes for an old-fashioned kind of love and family life. Kurt Cutler, a successful businessman tired of his big-city existence, arrives carrying his own history and doubts. Their connection gives the opening book its central second-chance feeling: two people want something real, but neither can simply leave the past outside the door.

Return to Maplewood moves to Mary's sister Anna, whose busy, outwardly confident life begins to feel less secure after Mary falls in love. Dutch McCree is a widowed contractor and father from an Arizona mining town. Work brings him to Maplewood, but the town and Anna offer him the possibility of a life he had stopped expecting.

The mountain town keeps calling people home.

The wider Maplewood sequence also includes Missing in Maplewood, which follows Ben and Erica Stevens as marital strain and family illness lead to a private flight home that goes badly wrong. The later short romances, The Billionaire's Mountain Bride, The Ranger's Mountain Bride, and The Cowboy's Mountain Bride, keep the focus on romantic possibilities in the same mountain setting.

The tone is clean, earnest, and centered on emotional recovery. These are not intricate suspense stories, although Missing in Maplewood adds a survival element. The main questions are personal: Can a relationship recover? Can someone trust after grief or disappointment? Is it possible to build a future in the place that holds so many memories?

Start with Christmas on Maplewood Mountain for the clearest introduction to the Delaney family and the town. Then read Return to Maplewood before moving into the later titles. Maplewood Sisters is a good choice for readers who want short, heartfelt contemporary romances with family connections, holiday atmosphere, and a strong sense of small-town belonging.