Margaret Brownley Books in Order

Set in Oakdale, this tie-in novel follows the Hughes, Lowell, and Stewart families through the emotional turns of the seasons. It is relationship-heavy, dramatic, and built around the tangled personal lives that drive soap storytelling.

A practical guide for parents facing the shock and complexity of a teen pregnancy in the family. Brownley focuses on communication, next steps, and steady support during a difficult, emotional season.

This nonfiction guide gives young readers straightforward help with finding work, preparing to apply, and presenting themselves well. It is aimed at the basics, with an emphasis on confidence and practical job-search skills.

A compact nonfiction look at Napa, introducing the area's history, landmarks, and local character. It works as a quick, approachable guide to the region rather than a story-driven title.

An emotional contemporary romance about old wounds, hard choices, and the risky work of trusting again. Brownley pairs family strain and quiet longing with a love story shaped as much by healing as by attraction.

Janette Taylor has long been haunted by the cry of the newborn she believes she lost. When the past begins to stir again, buried grief and old secrets force her to face the life she thought was gone forever.

Brock Adams survives a terrifying highway accident that changes his life in an instant. Tracey Edwards understands grief all too well, but her reasons for helping Brock rebuild have little to do with sympathy and everything to do with the heart.

Widow Maggie Turner is fighting to support herself and her children when she is thrown into a fake marriage with Dominick Sanders, the notorious Kissing Bandit. What starts as survival soon turns into a far more dangerous kind of hope.

Widow Libby Summerhill is stranded in Deadman's Gulch with a new baby and no desire to stay in such a lawless place. Rugged Logan St. John should be the last man to tempt her, which is exactly why he does.

Schoolmarm Maddie Percy reaches Kansas ready to teach, only to find the town burned down and shelter with widower Luke Tyler and his son instead. Maddie refuses to be discouraged, but Luke's guarded heart may be her hardest challenge.

Inventive and unconventional Kate Whittaker shocks her town at every turn. Jonas Hunter arrives insisting she stole his ideas, and their battle over credit soon turns into a spirited romance full of argument, attraction, and change.

Elizabeth Davenport enters a cross-country Model T race hoping to win enough money to open an orphans' home. Then she accidentally kidnaps mechanic Jimmy Hunter, and the road ahead becomes a rattling mix of secrets, sparks, and adventure.

Searching for her missing salesman uncle, tomboy Abby Parker lands in the tiny Colorado town of Dangling Rope and is mistaken for a woman of easy virtue. The handsome sheriff is the least of her problems, though he may be the hardest to forget.

Amanda Blackwell runs a fashionable cycling school while caring for her vulnerable younger brother. Architect Damian Newcastle needs her property for his grandest project yet, but their shared past and growing attraction make this collision impossible to pedal away from.

Amanda Blackwell's cycling school gives independent women a rare place to learn and earn. Architect Damian Newcastle wants the land for a towering new building, but old grief and fresh attraction make their conflict much more personal.

After a letter bomb blows up Rick Westley's office, he is assigned a bodyguard and gets the last person he expects: Jacquie Summers. Jack has to keep him alive long enough to redeem herself, which gets harder once they start falling for each other.

Snowbound strangers Samantha Smith and Jayne Roberts discover they look enough alike to trade places for a week. One heads to a grandmother in San Francisco, the other to divorce papers in Los Angeles, and both step into comic disaster.

Written after the loss of Brownley's oldest son, this devotional offers ninety days of Scripture, reflection, and gentle guidance for readers walking through grief. It is practical, compassionate, and centered on finding hope without rushing sorrow.

Outlaw-raised Sarah Prescott and disgraced preacher Justin Wells set out for Rocky Creek with a dying lawman and an orphaned baby between them. It is a rough journey toward justice, mercy, and a love neither of them expected.

Jenny Higgins brings her two sisters to Rocky Creek to find them suitable husbands and has no plans to fall in love herself. Then town marshal Rhett Armstrong starts seeing through her careful plans and straight into her guarded heart.

Lucy Fairbanks dreams of working as a photographer for the Rocky Creek newspaper and finally being taken seriously. But accidents, a fire, and her growing fascination with reclusive David Wolf make that future far more complicated.

Stranded in the rough mining town of Deadman's Gulch with her new baby, widow Libby Summerhill wants only to get back to Boston. Rugged Logan St. John and the wild place around him make leaving a lot harder than she planned.

Disgraced dime novelist Kate Tenney heads to Arizona Territory for a fresh start at Last Chance Ranch. Ranch life is harder than anything she ever wrote, and falling for steady Luke Adams could cost her the future she came west to claim.

Inventor Kate Whittaker keeps shocking her town with one new idea after another. When Jonas Hunter rides in claiming she stole his inventions, their battle of wits turns into a lively romance built on pride, sparks, and stubborn admiration.

Molly Hatfield comes to Last Chance Ranch determined to build a secure life for herself and her younger brother Donny. Then Dr. Caleb Fairbanks enters the picture, and Molly has to decide whether love threatens that dream or completes it.

Mary-Jo travels west as a mail-order bride and arrives just in time for her intended's funeral. With home no simple option, his brother offers a daring alternative that turns bad luck, second chances, and faith into something like hope.

At Last Chance Ranch, Miranda hopes one difficult case can change her future for good. Instead she finds secrets, danger, and a man who sees past her defenses, with romance and mystery arriving together over cups of gunpowder tea.

Respectable widow Maggie Turner is trying to support her children when she is thrown together with the notorious Kissing Bandit, Dominick Sanders. A fake marriage offers protection, but it also brings exactly the kind of trouble neither expected.

Attorney Brock Daniels meets Grace Davenport in jail, where she stands accused of murdering her third husband. As Brock and Grace's determined son hunt for the truth, the case grows more tangled and the attraction harder to deny.

Pinkerton detective Jennifer Layne goes undercover in a parlor house to track the Gunnysack Bandit, only to find murder waiting inside. Former Texas Ranger Tom Colton may be the key to the case, or the most dangerous complication of all.

This holiday novella blends old-fashioned humor, Christmas warmth, and an unexpected romance. Brownley keeps the tone light and lively as misunderstandings, hope, and a fresh start turn the season into something memorable.

Pinkerton detective Maggie Cartwright poses as a mail-order bride to investigate widower Garrett Thomas, who may be the Whistle-Stop Bandit. The trouble is that the wedding date keeps moving closer, and Maggie is no longer sure whom to trust.

Pinkerton operative Katie Madison goes undercover as a Harvey Girl in Calico, Kansas, to investigate the murders of two young women. Sheriff Branch Whitman distrusts Pinkertons on principle, which makes partnership and romance equally risky.

When a snowstorm strands Sally Cartwright at the Star Inn, she comes face to face with Rick Rennick, the man she once loved and still clashes with. Christmas, old regrets, and a forced reunion make this second chance hard to ignore.

Meg Lockwood's wedding was supposed to heal a feud and unite Two-Time, Texas. Instead she is jilted at the altar, and a breach-of-promise case brings lawyer Grant Garrison into town, where sympathy soon turns into something more dangerous.

Amanda Lockwood becomes Two-Time, Texas's first female sheriff and wastes no time taking down a wanted man. But when outlaw suspect Rick Barrett seems less guilty than everyone thinks, Amanda must choose between public duty and what her heart is telling her.

Returning to Heywood, Oregon, to sell her inherited family inn, a driven executive plans to stay just long enough to sign paperwork. Snowstorms, persistent townsfolk, and a kind local man upend her plans, offering healing, home, and a very different kind of Christmas future.

Widow Josie Lockwood thinks running the town newspaper will be challenge enough, until Brandon Wade arrives to launch a rival paper. Their print war turns Two-Time, Texas upside down, and the battle for readers starts looking a lot like courtship.

Texas Ranger Brett Tucker crashes a wedding to arrest a dangerous outlaw, only to discover he has the wrong groom. His blunder leaves bride-to-be Kate Denver furious, and his attempt to fix the mess only pulls them closer together.

Chase McKnight needs a wife to keep his family's ranch, but the veiled bride waiting at the courthouse is the wrong woman. Boston runaway Emily Fields never planned this marriage, yet both are soon trapped in a lie that starts to feel dangerously real.

Music teacher Miralee Davis and blacksmith Tom Colbert discover they have both been claiming the same dog. When the animal digs up stolen loot, the fight over ownership turns into a summer romance with more than one surprise buried underneath.

Widowed mother Ellie-May Nelson will do anything to protect her children and the life she built in Haywire, Texas. Then Ranger Matt Taggert arrives to investigate her late husband's possible part in an old robbery, and the questions get personal fast.