Parkside Community Church Books in Order
Parkside Community Church is a series of 5 books written by Katie Crabapple.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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Parkside Community Church books in publication order
5 books
A Bride for Pastor Dan
by Katie Crabapple
2011
Kindergarten teacher Anna enjoys volunteering at her church and assumes its handsome new pastor will never notice her. Pastor Dan's interest challenges her doubts about finding love as their shared dedication to the congregation brings them together.
Ready Made Family
by Katie Crabapple
2011
Single mother Mary focuses on raising three children after her husband leaves, with help from neighbor Ken. When he confesses years of affection for her, she must decide whether she can trust again and welcome him into their family.
The Bridesmaid
by Katie Crabapple
2011
Kennedy returns to her former college roommate Anna's life as a bridesmaid and meets Parkside Community Church's new youth pastor. Their attraction offers a romantic possibility, but ongoing problems within the congregation threaten to keep them apart.
Heartbreak
by Katie Crabapple
2012
After eight years of marriage, Amy remains childless despite her longstanding dream of motherhood. A doctor's explanation that in vitro fertilization is her only chance forces her to confront uncertainty about having a child and the future she imagined.
Riley's Song
by Katie Crabapple
2012
New children's minister Ashley enjoys her work at Parkside Community Church, where a conversation with a little girl draws her into a family's life. Widower Larry Rome must consider whether he is ready to move beyond grief and welcome love.
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