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O'Malley Family Books in Order

See the O'Malley Family books in order by Andrew M Greeley, with short summaries, series background, and easy guidance on where to start.

Last updated: June 29, 2026

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7 books

Summer at the Lake

by Andrew M Greeley

1997

A deadly 1948 car wreck destroyed a circle of friends and sent Leo Kelly away. Decades later, he returns to the lake to uncover the cover-up and the love he lost.

A Midwinter's Tale

by Andrew M Greeley

1998

In postwar Bamberg, Chucky O'Malley keeps stumbling into danger, black market trouble, and a complicated romance with young Trudi.

Younger Than Springtime

by Andrew M Greeley

1999

Back in Chicago after postwar Germany, Chucky O'Malley tries to build a life at home. The family saga widens as love, work, and history keep pulling at him.

A Christmas Wedding

by Andrew M Greeley

2000

Chucky O'Malley wants a quieter life, but Rosemarie and fate have other plans. Marriage, family ambition, and old sparks keep his world off balance.

September Song

by Andrew M Greeley

2001

Told through Rosemarie's eyes, this O'Malley novel follows Chucky from diplomacy in Germany into the upheavals of Selma, Chicago, and Vietnam.

Second Spring

by Andrew M Greeley

2003

In 1978, nearly fifty and worn down by the times, Chucky O'Malley drifts into a midlife crisis. Family love, especially Rosemarie's, may be what brings him back.

Golden Years

by Andrew M Greeley

2004

The O'Malleys enter the Reagan era under heavy strain, grieving a death and facing a family crisis. A separate disappearance draws them into an older, colder mystery.

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