Olivia Newport Books in Order

After leaving her high-tech career, Annalise Friesen seeks a simpler life among Colorado's Amish community. What begins as an experiment becomes a serious question of faith, belonging, and whether her growing feelings for Rufus are enough.

In 1890s Chicago, wealthy Lucy Banning wants a college education instead of the carefully arranged future her family expects. Her determination brings romance, conflict, and a hard choice between social duty and personal purpose.

Annie's effort to become Amish is tested by a tempting job offer, family interference, and doubts about Rufus Beiler. When an explosion places her under suspicion, she must clear her name and face the future she wants.

Hidden Falls gathers to honor retired teacher Ted Quinn, whose kindness shaped generations of students. But the celebratory evening exposes uneasy relationships, private motives, and a shocking event that leaves the town desperate for answers.

As Chicago prepares for the 1893 World's Fair, servant Charlotte Farrow tries to protect the young son she has kept secret. Telling the truth could cost her livelihood, but hiding it may cost her even more.

A celebration for beloved former teacher Ted Quinn turns alarming when he disappears before the town can honor him. This opening Hidden Falls collection introduces the friends, former students, and secrets surrounding the search.

Parlor maid Sarah Cummings longs to enter Chicago society, so she turns castoff gowns and a false name into a glamorous new life. But romance and friendship make it harder to keep her carefully invented identity intact.

The people of Hidden Falls need safety and certainty, but Quinn's disappearance has made both hard to find. As the search continues, fragile alliances and hidden histories create new complications for everyone involved.

With Ted Quinn still missing, Hidden Falls must face the possibility that its quiet surface is hiding something darker. The search pulls old friends together, reveals strained loyalties, and unsettles the whole community.

Hidden Falls keeps searching for Ted Quinn as private fears and unfinished relationships rise to the surface. Another turn in the mystery forces the town to reconsider what it knows, and whom it can believe.

The clues surrounding Ted Quinn begin to form a clearer pattern, but the truth still depends on details others have missed. Hidden Falls races toward resolution as its residents confront the marks left by old choices.

Ted Quinn has vanished after the banquet meant to honor him, and his friends cannot agree on what happened. As concern turns to panic, a crashed car makes the beloved teacher's disappearance even more troubling.

Four days after Quinn disappeared, Hidden Falls is exhausted by uncertainty. While Sylvia tries to restore calm and others chase urgent clues, a daring move by Nicole, Ethan, and Lauren reveals something no one expected.

A familiar detail from Hidden Falls' past takes on new meaning as the search for Ted Quinn continues. Friends, former students, and town leaders must sort through memories that may finally point them toward the truth.

Now baptized into the Amish church, Annie hopes Rufus will share the future she has chosen. But family history, new challenges, and Rufus's hesitation test whether her commitment to plain life can withstand disappointment.

As Hidden Falls closes in on answers, a remembered figure from the town's past becomes important to the investigation. The people searching for Quinn learn that even overlooked memories can hold a crucial piece of the puzzle.

Mayor Sylvia tries to keep Hidden Falls steady while fear over Ted Quinn's disappearance grows. Her personal connection to Quinn makes every decision harder, especially as the town's questions become impossible to dismiss.

The hunt for Ted Quinn continues as ordinary residents of Hidden Falls are pushed into unfamiliar roles. New clues bring hope, but every effort to help also exposes more of the town's tangled history.

Memories that once seemed unimportant return with new force as Hidden Falls searches for Ted Quinn. The town's many secrets are nearing a breaking point, and the past may finally explain the present.

On the drought-stricken Colorado plains, Abbie Weaver fights to keep an isolated Amish settlement from falling apart. With no regular spiritual leader and two possible futures in love, she must decide what faithfulness really asks of her.

Fresh clues give Quinn's friends reason to hope, but not enough to bring him home. Nicole investigates despite a broken ankle, Sylvia guards an old promise, and everyone close to Quinn seems to be keeping something back.

In 1918 Ohio, a crumbling Amish schoolhouse and new public-school demands put a community's future at risk. Ella Hilty and her neighbors must weigh conscience, education, and the cost of remaining separate in a changing world.

Clara Kuhn's Amish community is divided by harsh rules about shunning and obedience. As family hopes, marriage troubles, and church pressure collide, Clara must seek a faithful path without abandoning the people she loves.

Newly settled in Sugarcreek, Ohio, gift-shop manager Cheryl Cooper is still learning the rhythms of her Amish tourist town. When a local mystery disrupts that fragile fresh start, Cheryl's curiosity draws her into the search.

Ted Quinn is still missing, and Hidden Falls is beginning to fray under the pressure. This collection continues the serial as fear, old relationships, private troubles, and fresh clues complicate the search for answers.

Hidden Falls nears the end of its search for Ted Quinn, but the town still lacks a clear answer. Old secrets and long-held hopes collide as the people closest to Quinn work toward an astonishing truth.

As the search for Ted Quinn intensifies, residents of Hidden Falls push past uncertainty and begin following their own leads. The investigation draws out buried memories, risky choices, and secrets that no one expected to matter.

The mystery around Ted Quinn's disappearance grows more urgent as Hidden Falls faces a storm of suspicion and personal conflict. This collection advances the search while friends and former students struggle to trust one another.

During the Great Depression, Amish housewife Gloria and her English neighbor Minerva struggle through another hard winter. Old disagreements test them both, but shared need may offer a path toward understanding and hope.

At Sugarcreek's Ohio Swiss Festival, repeated attacks on the town's cuckoo clock threaten the celebration. Gift-shop owner Cheryl Cooper investigates when people she cares about are hurt, and two young twins may hold the key.

Two contemporary Christmas stories explore grief, family, and fresh starts. One woman searches for beloved gold ornaments after moving from her longtime home, while another piano teacher reluctantly leads a holiday tradition after a friend's death.

Cheryl Cooper faces another puzzling problem in the close-knit Amish tourist town of Sugarcreek. As local history and present-day doubts begin to overlap, she must follow the details before suspicion damages the community she calls home.

When Noah vanishes during a time when he is usually preaching, a divided Amish community is thrown into crisis. People with deeply different beliefs must work together while confronting the judgments that have kept them apart.

A beloved teacher's disappearance turns the small town of Hidden Falls upside down. As former students, friends, and local leaders search for Ted Quinn, old secrets and complicated relationships make every clue matter.

Genealogist Jillian Duffy tries to understand reckless millionaire Tucker Kintzler and the secrets in his family tree. As he becomes obsessed with skiing a dangerous abandoned run, a 1930s Missouri story may explain why.

Genealogist Jillian Duffy investigates when a guarded young woman arrives at a Canyon Mines inn with few answers. Her search reaches back to a yellow fever outbreak in nineteenth-century Memphis and a family history long obscured.

When troubled teen Tisha Crowder needs a second chance, lawyer Nolan Duffy arranges work with his genealogist daughter, Jillian. Their research into a divided family and Colorado's 1893 silver crash reveals pain passed through generations.

A century-old trunk filled with personal items gives Jillian Duffy an irresistible genealogy puzzle. To learn why traveler Lynelle Bendeure vanished in 1909, Jillian must follow a trail of family ties, unanswered questions, and loss.

Jillian Duffy finds a possible cousin who may be her only link to her late mother's family, but the evidence does not add up. Untangling Cate's identity pulls Jillian, Nolan, and Drew into a complicated shared past.