Nancy Ann Healy Books in Order

After surviving a brutal ordeal, Alex tries to return to normal life with Cassidy. Then the president is assassinated, and grief gives way to a conspiracy that reaches across governments and families.

Alex goes undercover inside the Collaborative, the covert network tied to the president's death. While she risks everything in the field, Cassidy fights for their family at home.

FBI agent Alexis Toles goes to New York to investigate threats against a congressman and ends up falling for his ex-wife, Cassidy O'Brien. What begins as protection quickly turns into romance and conspiracy.

Architect Jameson Reid and Senator Candace Fletcher come from very different worlds, but their connection is immediate. Politics, business, and family soon make their romance anything but simple.

Three years into success, Addison and Emma are still a hot creative team, but something is missing. Career momentum cannot answer every question about what comes next.

Alex and Cassidy's world gets even more dangerous as a far-reaching plot closes in. Family secrets, political pressure, and hidden enemies make every alliance feel uncertain.

When the spotlight fades, the harder emotional questions come forward. Addison and Emma have to face what remains when applause is not enough.

Julia Riley and television host Katie Brennan grow close while working on a diversity center fundraiser. As broken marriages and unexpected attraction change their lives, both women have to decide what honesty really costs.

The family circle grows, and with it come fresh responsibilities, louder opinions, and more chances for love and chaos to share the same room.

Writer Addison Blake and actress Emma Bronson step into a romance shaped by creativity, ambition, and life in the public eye. Love looks very different once the cameras matter.

As their lives keep changing, Jameson and Candace discover that no good future arrives perfectly finished. They have to revise plans, expectations, and what partnership looks like day to day.

Love keeps arriving unexpectedly in this warm medical romance world. Family life, work demands, and new vulnerability make a simple relationship feel anything but easy.

Love is no longer the only question. Jameson and Candace have to decide whether they can create a life strong enough to hold both romance and family.

Obstetrician Brooke Campbell has built her life around helping families grow, while single mom Tess Sinclair keeps finding reasons to cross her path. A chance meeting turns their attraction into something real.

As Emma's profile rises, private feelings become harder to separate from public attention. Fame adds glamour, but it also raises the stakes.

Jameson and Candace try to turn early attraction into something lasting. Washington pressure and family opinions prove that building a relationship takes more than chemistry.

Creative strain and relationship strain start to overlap in this installment. Addison has to fight through uncertainty on the page and at home.

The Reid-Fletcher clan keeps growing into itself. Piece by piece, love, loyalty, and everyday messiness become the materials of a lasting family.

This installment leans into the fragile parts of love, parenting, and trust. The characters have to treat each other's fears as carefully as their hopes.

A pause in the action becomes a chance to reassess love, work, and the cost of constantly being on. Sometimes a break changes everything.

Timing matters in romance and family life, and this story makes that clear. Delayed truths and overdue feelings finally catch up with the people involved.

Michelle Fletcher steps out from the shadow of the Reid family for a romance of her own. Love, independence, and family expectations all have something to teach her.

Old hurts and old habits need reworking if Candace and Jameson want the next phase of life to feel solid. This installment leans into family repairs as much as romance.

Secondary characters step closer to the center as hopes, insecurities, and long-simmering feelings finally demand attention.

In a series rooted in medicine and family, the best way forward is rarely obvious. Work, commitment, and emotional honesty all get tested here.

Candace's political ambitions push the family into a new public spotlight. Campaign life brings long days, high stakes, and fresh pressure on every relationship around her.

Votes are counted, nerves fray, and the future of both a career and a family hangs in the balance. Public life has never felt more personal.

A cooking-themed romance where attraction arrives alongside work stress and a chance to begin again. Food, family, and chemistry all land on the table at once.

The relationship deepens as careers, family demands, and everyday insecurity make love harder to plate neatly. The heart of the story stays warm, funny, and emotional.

Just when life seems settled, new obstacles force Candace and Jameson to rethink timing, priorities, and how much strain their bond can take.

The show may need fixing, but so do the people behind it. This later installment balances industry pressure with the quieter work of healing relationships.

A softer, more intimate installment that leans into tenderness, family ties, and the comfort of letting love feel easy for once.

Years after the first wave of conspiracies, Alex and Cassidy are pulled into a new case that forces their family to face old wounds, unfinished business, and truths that were never fully told.

Kat Summers and Sarah Masters grow up as best friends in a close New England community, even as love and longing pull them in different directions. Over the years, family ties, buried feelings, and hard truths lead them back to what home means.

Fallon and Riley try to build something real while grief, old betrayal, and small-town history refuse to stay in the past.

The political stakes rise again as power moves closer to the center. Candace and Jameson must balance leadership, marriage, and the demands of a family that never stops moving.

The first Journey of Exploration novel follows Morgan through self-discovery, emotional risk, and a romance that asks her to stop hiding from her own life.

Eden's carefully managed world starts to open up when attraction and truth arrive together. This is an interconnected romance about vulnerability and change.

Faith has to trust her instincts before she can trust love. The third book in the series keeps the focus on personal growth, connection, and found family.

The Whiskey Springs found family grows closer even as unresolved tensions and cliffhanger trouble push the series into more dramatic territory.

At Murphy's Law in Whiskey Springs, Fallon Foster hears everyone's secrets but has not found lasting love herself. Then widowed Riley Main arrives in town with her young son and changes everything.

Love and partnership are tested as the couple works out what truly belongs together. It is a romantic follow-up about compatibility, timing, and choosing each other.

A paranormal romance where time, love, and fate refuse to behave. It is a shorter story built around emotion, wonder, and the chance to choose differently.

A holiday romance about coming home with a guarded heart and finding the season has other plans. Festive warmth meets second chances here.

Called to the White House by President Candace Reid, Alex Toles and Claire Brackett investigate Russian aggression, cabinet intrigue, and secrets that refuse to stay buried.

Big shifts in work and personal life force the Off Screen world into a new phase. Familiar characters have to adapt or risk losing what matters.

Crisis management comes home in a White House era installment full of pressure, competing loyalties, and decisions that refuse to stay neatly divided between public and private.

Warm, tempting, and a little messy, this later installment blends romance with comfort, friendship, and the kind of feelings that are hard to resist.

A short age-gap romance about crossing lines that once felt fixed. Love, change, and the pull of home arrive when the characters least expect them.

National leadership is only part of the challenge. At home, family needs, old tensions, and the ordinary work of love keep demanding equal attention.

A Christmas story with playful holiday magic, unexpected connection, and the feeling that love might be hiding right in plain sight.

A playful Halloween romance where a little magic stirs up far more than expected. Short, light, and seasonal, it mixes charm with a supernatural nudge.

When the bar closes, the real conversations begin. Late-night honesty, community loyalties, and long-building feelings take center stage.

A funny, flirty paranormal novella that takes an ordinary dating problem and gives it a demon-sized twist. It is light on length and big on Halloween mood.

The later return to this hospital-centered world brings fresh cases, familiar faces, and more complicated questions about love and responsibility.

Dr. Jillian Byers returns to her Maine hometown as her father's health declines, and MJ Willard comes back after a painful divorce. A high school crush, old secrets, and small-town life turn their reunion into something deeper.

The second Brooklyn story turns toward belonging, commitment, and the question of what it means to build a life together. What started as attraction has to become something steadier.

Freedom, duty, and family loyalty take center stage in a holiday-timed chapter of the Reid-Fletcher saga. Big public moments come with intimate consequences.

Candace and Jameson face another turning point where political reality and family truth collide. The series keeps one eye on Washington and the other on the people at the kitchen table.

Macie Colon expects freedom once her daughter is grown, not an age-gap romance with wedding planner turned teacher Ryan Lynch. Planning a family wedding sends them across New England and straight into forbidden attraction.

After the death of her longtime partner, nurse Abby Turner is learning how to live more quietly. Meeting Bess Riley brings a second-chance romance with holiday warmth and hard-earned hope.

Fast decisions and high political pressure drive this later installment. Candace and Jameson have to protect both their principles and the people they love.

The third Homecomings story wraps romance, family feeling, and one important hidden truth into a festive holiday package.

As old mysteries deepen, Claire, Cassidy, and the people around them are pushed into more personal territory. Love, loss, and long-hidden history reshape the fight they thought they understood.

The first Uncharted Waters story turns on buried feelings and truths that cannot stay hidden forever. Emotional undercurrents matter as much as the romance itself.

Hidden agendas and buried identities drive the next stage of Alex and Cassidy's long war with the forces behind the Collaborative. The closer they get to the truth, the harder it is to know whom to trust.

A new entry full of family entanglements, medical pressure, and twice the emotional chaos. In this world, healing rarely happens one piece at a time.

Alex, Cassidy, Candace, Jameson, Claire, and Eleana join forces in a crossover thriller about inherited secrets and a conspiracy reaching back to World War II. Protecting their families may mean risking democracy itself.

The later return to this series brings the focus home. Food, family, and long-term love become inseparable in a story about comfort and commitment.

Distance, divided attention, and competing lives give the series a late shake-up. The heart of the story stays with the people trying to stay connected across the split.

The holiday follow-up brings festive chaos, family warmth, and another round of monster-sized complications. It is cozy, silly, and sweet in equal measure.

A short story collection built around first steps, first meetings, and the moments that set bigger stories in motion. It is a good sampler of the author's romantic world.

A new campaign brings back the noise, pace, and scrutiny of public life. The family knows the drill, but that does not make the cost any smaller.

A contemporary romance about what happens after the spark, when home, routine, and real life become the true test of love. Tenderness and chaos share the same roof.

This later Open Tab novel circles back to the people of Whiskey Springs for another round of love, reckoning, and choices that cannot be put off any longer.

Late in the series, old choices are revisited and future plans are rewritten. Personal growth matters just as much as political strategy here.

A more atmospheric romance opener that pairs emotional history with a strong sense of place. The story moves through longing, mystery, and the pull of something hard to explain.

A playful paranormal opener where a mom, a monster hunter, and a very unusual world collide. Funny, spooky, and family-minded, it treats monsters as both trouble and possibility.

A lighter Valentine visit with the Reid-Fletcher world, full of affection, family energy, and the small romantic moments that keep a long relationship alive.

This later By Design entry turns on influence, loyalty, and the fragile line between private conviction and public responsibility.