Naomi Rawlings Books in Order

Fleeing revolution-torn France, aristocrat Isabelle La Rouchecauld is rescued by Michel Belanger, a man with every reason to distrust her class. As danger closes in, safety turns into affection, and both must decide what future they are willing to risk.

Wyoming rancher Luke Hayes travels east to collect an inheritance and bring his sister home, only to find a girls' school on the edge of collapse. Teacher Elizabeth Wells needs his help, and his stay becomes far more complicated than planned.

Widow Brigitte Dubois takes a job on Jean Paul Belanger's farm while secretly digging into his past for her ruthless father-in-law. Between hungry children, old wounds, and lurking danger, her chance at a fresh start may cost more than she can bear.

This brief Eagle Harbor story goes back to Elijah Cummings as a boy, standing up to a bully and noticing Victoria for the first time. It is a sweet glimpse of schoolyard courage and the start of a long affection.

Elijah Cummings can face Lake Superior's worst storms, but not the thought of losing Victoria to another man. When an old enemy returns to Eagle Harbor, long-buried feelings and fresh conflict force Elijah to fight for the future he wants.

Rebekah Cummings has every reason to distrust Gilbert Sinclair, but family need puts him back in her path. With Gilbert chasing money after disaster on Lake Superior, old hurt and unexpected tenderness collide.

Widowed baker Tressa Danell is drowning in debt and determined never to depend on a man again. Then Mac Oakton, a lightkeeper ready to leave town, steps into her troubles and makes walking away much harder for them both.

Danielle Belanger helps a stranded band of Englishmen escape Napoleonic France, even though aiding them could brand her a traitor. As she travels with Lord Gregory Halston, loyalty, grief, and growing attraction pull her into dangerous territory.

Newly arrived immigrant Mabel Krause needs help proving her brother was accused of murder unfairly. Law student Hiram Cummings should protect his own future, but Mabel's case pulls him into a fight for justice, and something more.

Jessalyn Dowrick believed her husband was dead, not building a life for them out west. When Thomas returns to Eagle Harbor just before Christmas, lost letters, wounded trust, and the hope of a second chance upend everything.

As winter closes around Eagle Harbor, Jessalyn Dowrick faces the husband she thought was long gone for good. Thomas wants to repair the family he lost, but old hurt and missing years stand between them and a new start.

Irish immigrant Aileen Brogan wants a safe place to belong, not another reason to fear the past. Sheriff Isaac Cummings keeps offering kindness, but when danger reaches Eagle Harbor, both must face secrets that refuse to stay buried.

Ellie arrives in Twin Rivers expecting a mail-order marriage and a place for a few siblings, not a stagecoach full of eight children. Sam Owens cannot turn them away, but building a family in the desert may take more than love alone.

Charlotte Westin would rather ride than flirt, but her father insists she marry well. When she asks Sheriff Daniel Harding to help her find a husband, old feelings, pride, and trouble around Twin Rivers make a simple plan impossible.

On the run from criminals in Chicago, Keely O'Brien hides in West Texas by answering an ad for a wife. Her new husband, Wes Westin, is grieving, guarded, and not nearly as poor as he claimed.

Alejandra Loyola knows too much about a deadly cattle rustling ring, and staying silent could cost her sister's future. Back in Twin Rivers, lawyer Harrison Rutherford starts to suspect the secrets haunting his quiet maid reach straight into his own family.

Anna Mae Harding has never forgotten the wrong man, and Texas Ranger Cain Whitelaw has no intention of settling down. But when old enemies threaten Twin Rivers, Cain is pulled home, and the feelings they buried refuse to stay buried.

Former U.S. Marshal Jonas Redding heads to Alaska determined to leave danger and attachment behind. Then the warm, unruly Amos family draws him in, and revenge aimed at them forces him to decide what, and who, he will protect.

Kate Amos has worked hard to serve Juneau as a doctor, even when many patients doubt a woman can do the job. Then Dr. Nathan Reid arrives, and one crisis pushes rivalry into an unwanted marriage.

After years of illness, Lindy Marsden has stopped expecting marriage, health, or even independence. When a doctor refuses to see her as a burden, Lindy must choose whether to trust him with her fear, and her future.

Maggie McDougal travels west to save her family's land, then ends up sailing north with Captain Sacha Amos in search of her brother. Alaska brings found family, hidden tensions, and a dangerous fight over the seal trade.

Rosalind Caldwell has been raised to obey, but discovering her father's crimes leaves her with an impossible choice. When she turns to Yuri Amos, the son of her father's enemy, evidence and attraction make every step more dangerous.

Explorer Mikhail Amos joins a rescue mission for a stranded botanical expedition just as winter closes in. Among the missing is Bryony Wetherby, a sharp-eyed mapmaker who is carrying more than cold and hunger into the wilderness.

Widowed Clarise Wells comes back to Sitka hoping for quiet, only to face legal threats, frozen money, and a fight for her son's future. Her one real ally is Alexei, the man she left behind and never truly forgot.