Marion Ueckermann Books in Order

Widowed conservationist Simon Hartley devotes himself to his daughter and orphaned elephants in Zambia. When English aristocrat Abigail Chadwick arrives to teach at an orphanage, their growing attraction encounters his grief and the life she has tried to escape.

Facing a deadline and writer’s block, romance novelist Sarah Jones travels to Lapland, where her landlord Niklas is filling in as Santa. Her curiosity becomes attraction, but old pain leaves her doubtful that she can find her own happy ending.

After a homeless man saves her from an attack, social worker Heather Blume brings him home to recover. Paxton Rathbone’s guarded past intrigues her, but their growing attachment raises difficult questions about gratitude, forgiveness and the family he fears facing.

Lord Davis Rathbone has sworn off marriage after a troubled romantic past, until he meets Magnolia Blume. Her doubts about his character and their differences stand between them, challenging both to look beyond reputation and discover whether faith can guide them.

Wedding dressmaker Rose Blume reunites with fashion designer Joseph Digiavoni when they must collaborate on her sister’s wedding. Their long-ended romance resurfaces, but a secret Rose has guarded for six years stands between them and a future together.

Returning to Ireland to help her ailing mother, flautist Ginger encounters Brad, the childhood sweetheart who betrayed her. A church gingerbread-house competition brings them together again, forcing Ginger to weigh old hurt against forgiveness and a second chance.

Former rock star Justin Taylor hides in Melbourne, hoping to escape a dangerous past. Coffee shop owner Ella Anderson draws the guarded stranger into friendship, but their growing connection depends on whether she can accept what he left behind.

In Belfast in 1972, doctor Olivia O’Hare treats patients across the city’s divisions despite being the mayor’s daughter. When she is kidnapped, Ryann Doyle must choose between loyalty to his brother and rescuing the woman caught in their conflict.

Photojournalist Taylor Cassidy travels to a South African wine estate while searching for answers about her own identity. There she meets grieving winemaker Armand DeBois, whose attraction to her raises painful questions about his lost wife and future.

Interior designer Holly Blume agrees to transform a new minister’s rectory, although she has no interest in becoming a wife. Christopher Stewart hopes for a home and companionship while caring for his father, but their clashing expectations complicate the renovation.

Retired missionaries Brian and Elizabeth Dunham settle into a new life after an inheritance and a diagnosis of lung disease. When sixty-year-old Elizabeth develops possible pregnancy symptoms, the couple must confront renewed hopes and fears about becoming parents.

Recalling a childhood in Zambia and South Africa, Ueckermann gathers stories from her father’s life in the bush. Wildlife, hunting trips and unusual household encounters shape a family memoir built around the tales they repeatedly asked him to tell.

Chef Clover Blume hopes a family wedding will let her get to know investment banker Jonathan Spalding. His work threatens to keep him away, forcing both to question whether attraction can survive different priorities about money, promises and commitment.

Haunted by the deaths of a mother and baby, doctor Melanie Kerr travels to Budapest seeking peace. Journalist Jordan Stanson follows to document her experience, but his assignment and their attraction become entangled in questions of honesty and trust.

Mirabelle Kelly plans an outdoor African wedding during the rainy summer season, with Noah Raines as her groom. An invitation to the Rain Queen raises questions of superstition and faith as she worries about the weather on their wedding day.

Eighteen months after losing her husband, JoAnn reluctantly joins a British Isles cruise and meets Caleb, a landscape architect celebrating survival and a birthday. Their growing connection unsettles her because he reminds her so strongly of the man she lost.

This short poetry collection takes fruit as its starting point, moving through playful tales, tropical imagery, and stranger flights of imagination. Ueckermann mixes humor and wordplay with fantastical musings in a lighthearted departure from her inspirational romances.

Drawing on personal experiences, Marion Ueckermann gathers poems about her life, the wider world, Africa, and love. The collection offers glimpses of the writer’s surroundings and relationships through verse rooted in the people and places she has known.

Drawing on Scripture and personal experience, these poems reflect on faith, hardship and the lessons of ordinary life. Ueckermann brings moments of wonder alongside troubling events, offering a personal view of how spiritual belief meets the world around her.

Inspired by Scripture and Christian faith, this short collection of poems reflects on creation, redemption, repentance, and spiritual guidance. Ueckermann considers the changes that faith brings to personal life and the relationship between the believer and the Savior.

After a broken engagement, bereavement, and redundancy, Ellen Oakley inherits an English seaside cottage from a stranger. She persuades her mother to join her in Norfolk, where the property’s hidden history offers the possibility of answers and a new beginning.

Kaia Collins has dreamed of a perfect wedding to childhood sweetheart Leo Campbell, until her father’s actions disrupt their plans. Determined to marry without delay, Leo searches for a solution to the family crisis threatening their celebration.

Archaeologist Elizabeth Jensen refuses to sell an inherited piano tied to a Boer War mystery. German concert pianist Carl approaches her while secretly seeking a legendary treasure, and their growing attraction is threatened by the deceptions surrounding his search.