Paullina Simons Books in Order

In 1929 Ukraine, young farmer Isabelle Lazar fights to protect her family as Soviet power tightens and famine looms. Forced to flee alone to America, she lands in Boston and crosses paths with Finn Evans, a wealthy banker whose life is about to be shattered by the Great Depression.

Julian lives a charmed life in Los Angeles until he falls headlong for Josephine, a magnetic young woman with dangerous secrets. When tragedy rips them apart, a mysterious stranger offers Julian a way to find her again—if he is willing to risk everything, even time itself.

Inexpressible Island concludes the End of Forever saga as Julian nears the end of his strength and his bargains with destiny. Locked in a final battle against a dark force that stalks him and Josephine, he must decide what, if anything, he is still willing to lose.

In the second End of Forever novel, Julian has already lost Josephine once and refuses to let fate have the final word. Chasing her across new eras and identities, he faces ruthless enemies and impossible choices that demand ever greater sacrifices for one more chance at love.

Poppet once thought she was the center of her parents’ world, until two boisterous brothers arrive and seem to steal all of Mum’s attention. As they dress up, paint and play together, she discovers that sharing her family can make life bigger and more fun.

Just weeks before college, Chloe leaves Maine for a backpacking trip across Europe with her boyfriend and two friends, aiming for Barcelona. A detour through Eastern Europe and a meeting with charming drifter Johnny turn the holiday into a haunting journey through history, first love and betrayal.

This gentle picture book follows a mother and her toddler through a busy day of getting dressed, shopping, baking, playing and bedtime snuggles. Every chaotic moment becomes another reason she loves her baby, celebrating the messy, joyful routines of early childhood.

Bellagrand continues Gina and Harry’s story as their marriage spans four turbulent decades and two continents. Gina longs for family and stability; Harry is consumed by radical politics. Their choices carry them from immigrant mill towns to a mysterious Florida estate, where love and ideals collide with devastating consequences.

In this memoir, Paullina Simons returns to Leningrad with her father after decades in America, retracing the city of her childhood while researching The Bronze Horseman. Over six intense days they confront family history, the scars of war and the strange, painful work of going home again.

At the turn of the twentieth century, fourteen‑year‑old Gina Attaviano arrives from Sicily at Boston’s docks dreaming of freedom and fortune. She falls for reserved Harvard man Harry Barrington, despite class, age and family expectations, beginning the complicated love story that lies behind The Bronze Horseman.

From the outside, Larissa Stark has everything: a devoted husband, children she loves, a beautiful New Jersey home. A chance encounter with a younger stranger cracks that picture, pulling her into an affair that will carry her from suburbia to Manila and the Australian outback and force her to reckon with the cost of following a divided heart.

Tatiana’s Table is a warm, story‑filled companion to the Bronze Horseman novels, blending recipes with letters, scenes and memories from Tatiana and Alexander’s life. From Soviet‑style comfort food to American feasts, it lets readers linger in their kitchen between the battles.

Summer 1981 finds Shelby Sloane driving her new yellow Mustang from New York to California to search for the mother who left her. With old friend Gina and runaway hitchhiker Candy along for the ride, a carefree road trip turns dark, testing loyalty, courage and first love.

Years of war have finally brought Tatiana and Alexander to America, where they try to turn survival into a real marriage and home. In the uneasy early days of the Cold War, ghosts of the past and new dangers threaten their hard‑won peace and the son they adore.

Lily Quinn is struggling to finish college and pay the rent in New York City when her roommate and best friend vanishes. As Lily works with jaded detective Spencer O’Malley to search for Amy, buried family secrets and a personal crisis upend everything she thought she knew about her own life.

Separated by an ocean and a brutal regime, Tatiana rebuilds a fragile life in America with her young son while Alexander is trapped in the Soviet war machine, facing prison and betrayal. Each of them fights, in very different ways, for a chance to be together again.

In June 1941, as Germany invades the Soviet Union, sheltered teenager Tatiana Metanova meets Red Army officer Alexander Belov on a hot Leningrad afternoon. Their forbidden love must survive the siege of the city, starvation, secrets and the crushing demands of war.

On the eve of giving birth to her third child, Didi Wood slips out to a Dallas mall and never comes home. As her husband and the FBI race to find her, Didi endures an eleven‑hour nightmare that tests her courage, sanity and will to survive.

At Dartmouth College, charismatic basketball star Kristina Kim is found dead in the snow days after anyone last saw her. Detective Spencer O’Malley, who met her only once, digs into the lives of her three closest friends and uncovers a tangle of obsession, privilege and betrayal.

Tully Makker grows up on the wrong side of town in Kansas, surviving a violent home and clinging fiercely to her two friends. As love, betrayal and tragedy reshape their lives from the 1970s onward, Tully fights to build a future she can claim as her own.