Marilyn Harris Books in Order

Tollie and Slocum have always spent summers together, but race makes their friendship suddenly fragile. Stories about the mysterious Peppersalt Land force both girls to face prejudice, fear, and the world around them.

A young doctor is asked to help Hatter Fox, a fiercely angry Navajo teenager locked in a New Mexico reformatory. Their uneasy bond exposes cruelty, prejudice, and the limits of rescue.

Three sisters inherit their father's strange gift for magic and try to build a life around it. But power, secrecy, and fear keep turning their inheritance into something dangerous.

At a Yorkshire estate steeped in family violence and rumor, Geoffrey Bledding keeps his fragile American wife hidden away. When old patterns begin to repeat themselves, the house becomes a trap full of menace and dread.

In 18th-century Devon, fisherman's daughter Marianne Locke is brutally punished after crossing powerful Lord Thomas Eden. When fate brings them together again, class, desire, and resentment ignite the first stormy chapter of the Eden family saga.

Edward Eden inherits the family wealth but not the title, leaving him rich, restless, and vulnerable. His drive to help the poor, his forbidden love, and his descent into addiction make this a dark, painful family saga.

John Murrey Eden arrives at Eden Castle determined to claim his place in a family that would rather reject him. His hunger for belonging, love, and power drives one of the darkest and most tragic books in the series.

Three couples move to the remote community of Tomis to escape modern life, then nature turns terrifyingly hostile. Blizzards, disappearances, and the earth itself seem to rise against them.

John Murrey Eden tightens his grip on the women around him, especially his cousin Mary and the people who try to protect her. Love, obsession, and control collide as the family splinters in new ways.

When Catherine Wakelin enters the hospital with chest pain, she expects a brief scare and gets a fight for control of her own body. Illness, marriage, and institutional pressure close in on every side.

Broken in body and spirit, John Murrey Eden is nursed back from the edge by Susan Mantle. As he tries to repair the wreckage around him, the series turns toward guilt, redemption, and hard-won mercy.

College student Mark Simpson is drawn to an abandoned Navy base and a girl who seems out of another time. As buried violence begins replaying around him, he has to uncover an old wrong before it claims him too.

Told as a diary, this novel follows a troubled girl through three months in Canada after she runs away from home. The journey is messy, lonely, and revealing in ways she never expected.

As oilman Ty Warrick lies dying in Oklahoma, relatives, old allies, and buried resentments crowd into the family estate. His granddaughter Mereth must face the secrets that drove her away years earlier.

In postwar Alabama, Mary Eden Stanhope and Burke build a new life that is shattered by racist violence and a child's kidnapping. Eve Stanhope and Stephen Eden are pulled into a dangerous search across a harsher America.

With her husband and children away, Zoe Manning plans a quiet week at her childhood home. Instead she is pulled into a nightmare of captivity, memory, and psychological unraveling.

As a new century approaches, the next generation of Edens gathers for reunions, marriages, and old grudges. Charlotte Eden's hopes for love and reconciliation unfold under the shadow of change, duty, and coming war.

After a three-year-old girl is put on the wrong train during the Depression, her life is torn away from everyone who loves her. Belle Drusso spends decades searching for her past across a changing America.