Pamela Fagan Hutchins Books in Order

Part memoir and part pep talk, this book follows Hutchins through middle age, hormones, and endurance training. It is funny, frank, and built for readers who need motivation without perfection.

A candid, funny guide to stepfamily life for parents trying to blend households without losing their minds. Hutchins offers practical advice shaped by real family chaos and a lot of honesty.

A humorous relationship guide about the everyday ways couples sabotage themselves, and how to do better. Hutchins mixes blunt advice, personal stories, and practical do-over tips.

Hutchins takes a funny, plainspoken look at lasting relationships and the couples who seem almost annoyingly happy from the outside. Part memoir and part advice book, it focuses on habits that help love last.

A collection of animal-centered stories set in Texas and the Caribbean, mixing humor with real feeling. Hutchins writes about pets and other creatures with affection, chaos, and a sharp eye for family life.

After a public career collapse, Texas attorney Katie Connell escapes to the Caribbean island where her parents died. What should be a retreat turns into a hunt for the truth about their deaths, and her own second chance.

A candid memoir about raising a son with ADHD and Asperger's, full of humor, frustration, and hard-won compassion. Hutchins mixes family stories with the kind of practical understanding exhausted parents often need.

Katie Connell's new life on St. Marcos looks promising until a dead body turns up in a freezer and an old flame refuses to stay in the past. Her haunted house and fresh sobriety are the least of her problems.

A practical, funny guide to indie publishing from an author who learned the business by doing it. Hutchins covers writing, production, marketing, and the mindset needed to publish on your own terms.

Katie Connell thinks island life is finally settling down until a stranger dies at her gate and her husband vanishes. To get him back, she has to uncover what their beautiful home is hiding.

Michele Lopez Hanson is trying to steady her family after losing her husband when a mystery tied to endurance racing and grief pulls her under. To keep moving forward, she has to confront danger as well as loss.

Emily Bernal's new life as a paralegal gets rocked by murder, robbery, and a rush of criminal chaos. To stay standing, she has to protect the people she loves while following clues that keep getting uglier.

Former rodeo queen Emily Bernal joins forces with her criminal lawyer boss, Jack, to find a missing girl. The case pushes Emily into danger just as she is trying to rebuild her life from the ground up.

Widow Michele Lopez Hanson agrees to help an older neighbor tell her life story and ends up chasing a hidden daughter after the woman dies. Soon Michele is balancing grief, family secrets, and a murder that may point back at her.

Emily Bernal is weeks from marriage and adoption when a corpse lands in a novelty cake and her friend is charged with murder. Clearing her name means untangling a case full of secrets, lies, and dangerous belief.

This short ensemble prequel brings together familiar women from the What Doesn't Kill You world before the larger mysteries unfold. It is a brisk introduction full of personality, tension, and the promise of trouble.

Ava Butler is chasing a record deal and a better life for her daughter when she finds her childhood friend murdered. To move forward, she has to confront old trauma and hunt the killer before he comes for her.

Ava's growing fame pulls her into a fight over a controversial resort and a beachside murder that never sat right. The closer she gets to the truth, the more dangerous the island's power players become.

Michele Lopez Hanson takes on a pro bono drug case just as a mysterious illness sends her infant grandson to the hospital. The clues point toward a cover-up, and exposing it may be the only way to save him.

Ava Butler thinks she is ready for touring after illness and hard-earned success. But when violence hits close during her music career's next big step, fame starts to look a lot like exposure.

This Maggie prequel drops into rodeo country, where swagger, bruised pride, and young love collide around Hank Sibley. It is a short, sharp look at the history that later keeps tugging Maggie back.

Maggie returns to Wyoming hoping for a reset and finds a ranch hand dumped on the dead pile instead. With suspicion falling hard and loyalties splitting fast, she has to find the killer before the ranch swallows someone else.

Maggie Killian comes to Wyoming for old flame Hank Sibley and gets stranded after a reckless night ends in death. Surrounded by suspicious men and unfinished feelings, she has to solve a murder before she becomes the next mistake.

This collection brings together the short Maggie stories *Buckle Bunny* and *Shock Jock*. Together they sketch the attitude, heartache, and trouble that feed Maggie's later trilogy.

This early Maggie story leans into her temper, sharp tongue, and talent for finding trouble. It adds more backstory to the woman who later storms through the Wyoming and Texas mysteries.

Back in Texas with a rescue mutt and a bruised heart, Maggie hopes to hide from Wyoming trouble. Instead she finds fire, grief, a squatter in her home, and another murder circling far too close.

Patrick Flint heads into the Wyoming mountains for a family break and gets every parent's nightmare instead, a missing daughter. To bring Trish home, he has to move fast through wild country and rising terror.

A companion volume for the What Doesn't Kill You world, packed with character notes, series background, behind-the-scenes extras, and reading help. It is useful for curious newcomers and fans who want a deeper dive.

Caitlin loves her grandfather, Poppy, and wants to help when he gets sick. Her answer is simple and heartfelt, find the perfect puppy to bring him more comfort, fun, and love.

A family ski outing turns grim when Patrick Flint's young son becomes a witness in a murder case. As threats close in before a capital trial, Patrick will do anything to keep his family alive.

When Patrick Flint's son is critically injured on a river trip, Patrick is thrown into a race against time and a band of violent outlaws. Wyoming's wilderness becomes as dangerous as the killer he is hunting.

Patrick Flint volunteers at a struggling clinic on the Wind River Reservation and gets stranded in a lethal blizzard. A flirtatious widow, a suspicious death, and his outsider status make the case far more dangerous than expected.

Katie and Nick are overdue for a honeymoon, but a required stop at a wealthy client's island party sends everything sideways. Marriage strain, buried secrets, and a dangerous new case ruin any hope of a quiet escape.

When a plane crashes in the Bighorn Mountains, Patrick Flint joins a rescue that quickly turns far more dangerous than it looks. The wilderness, the missing, and the truth all become threats at once.

A wilderness outing with powerful guests should have been a rare break for Patrick Flint and his son. Instead, a mysterious companion and a deadly pursuit leave them caught in an international tangle they barely understand.

Houston prosecutor Jenn Herrington expects a miserable trip to Wyoming, not a corpse in her husband's new lodge septic tank. To save the bloodied caretaker from a murder charge, she has to trade courtroom certainty for mountain-country instincts.

A brutal blizzard traps Patrick Flint, his family, and too many secrets inside the Buffalo hospital. When an injured drifter appears at the door, Patrick realizes the storm outside is not the only threat closing in.

Katie heads to her law school reunion with Emily and Michele, expecting awkward nostalgia, not a real murder at a dinner theater. Old classmates, too many drinks, and sudden danger make this a lively ensemble prequel.

A lonely young dragon wants what every child wants, a real friend. This warm picture book follows George through a sweet, reassuring search for belonging.

A mudslide uncovers the body of a teenage girl, and the signs on her remains tell Delaney Pace the death was no accident. To solve it, she has to pull apart old lies in a town that buries its secrets well.

A murdered high school football star and two missing teens point Delaney Pace toward a predator hiding in plain sight. As fear grips the town, she has to find the truth before more young lives disappear.

When beloved local woman Annabeth Dillon vanishes during a snowstorm, Delaney Pace follows the trail to a remote cabin and a brutal death. The case only deepens when more secrets and another body surface.

Delaney Pace returns to her Wyoming hometown after a family tragedy and joins the local police force. Her first case is a shock, the victim appears to be her already-dead sister-in-law, and nothing about the town feels safe.

Patrick Flint's climbing partner turns up dead behind his home, and the rumors that follow threaten both his freedom and his marriage. The investigation leads toward the mountain, old wounds, and a killer still moving.

When Aaron is called to examine high-value horses at a Wyoming ranch, Jenn Herrington gets pulled into another tangled local death. Ranch politics, money, and mountain loyalties make the truth hard to reach.

Wildfire tears through Kearny County and reveals a young mother stabbed and left in the burn zone. When a second victim turns up, Delaney knows she is hunting someone who uses chaos as cover.

A woman's body on a ski slope sends Delaney Pace and Sheriff Leo Palmer into the snowy woods after a fleeing suspect. What Delaney finds next, more graves and Leo gone silent, turns the case into a race for survival.

A polo star dies in the saddle during a match, and Jenn Herrington lands in a case full of betting, horse drugs, and social power. Untangling the truth means stepping into a polished world with very dirty secrets.

A killer who once walked free follows Patrick Flint's family toward Mount Rainier to finish what she started. High altitude, unfinished fear, and a determined enemy make this one of Patrick's most dangerous fights.

What should be a joyful gathering quickly turns tense as secrets, old grievances, and unexpected danger surface. Hutchins turns a simple celebration into a compact mystery with an ensemble feel.