Past Forward Books in Order
Past Forward is a series of 5 books written by Chautona Havig.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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Past Forward books in publication order
5 books
Past Forward-A Serial Novel: Volume Three
by Chautona Havig
2012
Chad and Willow's engagement becomes public sooner than expected. Shopping, a first ball, visits from relatives and children, and unfamiliar wedding customs introduce Willow to a wider world in this collection of episodes ten through fourteen.
Past Forward: Volume Five
by Chautona Havig
2012
Chad and Willow adjust to parenthood as new responsibilities reshape their lives at Walden Farm. Changing workloads and an opportunity involving Ryder add further complications to their growing family's future.
Past Forward: Volume Four
by Chautona Havig
2012
Chad and Willow begin married life, only to face a surprise attack and unexpected challenges during their first vacation. Back home, gradual expansion changes Walden Farm as the couple settles into life together.
Past Forward: Volume Two
by Chautona Havig
2012
Grieving Willow pushes Chad away, but an accident draws him back into her life. As their friendship deepens, family discoveries and unexplained disturbances at the farm challenge her desire for peace and independence.
Past Forward Volume Six
by Chautona Havig
2013
Chad and Willow settle into family life, but unsettling threats disturb Walden Farm's peace. Becca's approaching wedding, a visit from pregnant Aggie and her children, and painful losses test the Tesdalls' priorities.
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