Paradise Park Books in Order

Grace Whitmarsh moves to a quiet country trailer park, hoping to concentrate on her writing career. Her neighbors disrupt that plan, drawing her into romance, murder, and violence where she expected a peaceful place to work.

Released from prison, Rob Eastman follows his missing wife's trail from Canada to Texas. An uneasy partnership with a female deputy and an accidental discovery of a meth lab turn his personal search into dangerous trouble.

Grace returns to Texas after Rob's death, seeking comfort near her friends while trying to rebuild her life. Details surrounding his death remain troubling, adding uncertainty to her struggle with grief and the prospect of being alone.

Grace tries to get a welding shop running while Rob grows increasingly reckless. When a prison gang arrives in Paradise seeking payment for his past actions, her struggle to manage their life together becomes far more dangerous.

Rob Eastman travels across the country playing poker, hoping to build a new life. As he realizes how much his wife and son matter, he faces the challenge of putting his family back together.

Rob Eastman leaves his family to start over, but a female stalker follows him. His attempt to escape the past becomes a struggle to survive the violence of someone unwilling to let him go.

Rob's amnesia makes it difficult to understand himself and hold onto his sanity. When Grace disappears, his search for her becomes inseparable from his struggle to recover his identity and restore his family.

Rob Eastman goes undercover hoping to redeem himself with the law, but his assignment goes wrong. A hitchhiker offers help as he struggles to escape the resulting trouble, leaving him uncertain about its price.

Rob Eastman crosses the country carrying out a demanding assignment for a government agency. The return of three women from his past adds complications, making an already difficult mission harder to bring to completion.

Past mistakes threaten Rob's marriage and his peaceful life in Panama. An unexpected mission offers something he has wanted for years, but taking it forces him to question whether that old ambition still deserves the cost.