Quail Crossings Books in Order
Part ofJennifer McMurrain Books in OrderExplore the Quail Crossings books by Jennifer McMurrain in order, with short summaries and a guide to the titles and where to start.
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Quail Crossings books in publication order
11 books
Quail Crossings
by Jennifer McMurrain
2012
Grieving the deaths of her husband and daughter, Dovie struggles to keep her family’s Texas farm alive during the Dust Bowl. The arrival of an eighteen-year-old worker caring for three siblings challenges her to open her heart despite overwhelming loss.
Return to Quail Crossings
by Jennifer McMurrain
2014
Evalyn returns from California with a child and marries country boy Robert Smith, hoping to restore respectability after abandoned dreams of stardom. But a secret threatens their future while the wider family confronts prejudice and changing relationships in 1940s Texas.
Missing Quail Crossings
by Jennifer McMurrain
2015
World War II ends, bringing loved ones home to Quail Crossings, but Robert remains missing in action. As a traumatised long-lost sister arrives and returning soldiers struggle to adjust, Dovie discovers that peace abroad has not ended her family’s battles.
Forever Quail Crossings
by Jennifer McMurrain
2017
After her first college year, Alice hopes for a peaceful summer at Quail Crossings with family and an attentive friend. A stranger’s ownership claim and a natural disaster instead force everyone to fight for the home that holds them together.
Before Quail Crossings: The Lost Years: Book One
by Jennifer McMurrain
2018
A failed investment takes the Brewer family to a barren Texas ranch before the Great Depression. As their parents retreat into drinking and bitterness, the children struggle to preserve their bond while poverty threatens to pull the family apart.
Joy at Quail Crossings
by Jennifer McMurrain
2020
An abandoned baby arrives at Quail Crossings just as sixteen-year-old Joy uncovers a troubling inconsistency in her parents’ marriage records. Feeling betrayed, she identifies with the child and tries to secure his future, risking consequences she does not understand.
Protecting Quail Crossings
by Jennifer McMurrain
2021
Rosie suspects Russian spies after encountering a stranger at Quail Crossings, but only her cousins take her seriously. Meanwhile, lonely Annabelle discovers friendship and hidden troubles, testing whether the younger generation can protect both their home and one another.
Before Quail Crossings: The Lost Years: Book Two
by Jennifer McMurrain
2022
Abandoned by their parents, the four Brewer siblings leave their Texas home to search for work. Traveling through the Dust Bowl exposes them to kindness and danger, forcing them to rely on one another to keep the family together.
Warmth at Quail Crossings
by Jennifer McMurrain
2023
Dovie ventures into a worsening blizzard to find medical help for a loved one. Meanwhile, Ellie’s plans for a future with Theodore face a troubling new friendship, forcing both women to protect the family they cherish against very different dangers.
Love at Quail Crossings
by Jennifer McMurrain
2024
In 1957 Texas, Joy searches for direction after graduation, Sally moves her family from New York, and Evalyn faces a returning figure from her past. Their intersecting lives test family loyalties and open possibilities for second chances.
Quail Crossings Everlasting
by Jennifer McMurrain
2025
Aspiring novelist Alice struggles with envy while her sister’s ambitions flourish, grieving Sally resists another chance at love, and young Joy faces competing futures. Their intertwined choices test the Quail Crossings family’s resilience after another season of loss.
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