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Rescued Hearts Books in Order

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Read the Rescued Hearts books by Leah Atwood in order, with summaries, series background, and an easy starting point for these hopeful romances.

Last updated: July 15, 2026

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Rescued Hearts books in publication order

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4 books

1

Hope

by Leah Atwood

2019

A hopeful contemporary romance where difficult experiences have taught the characters to protect themselves. Love asks them to look beyond the past and consider a future built on trust.

2

Roxie

by Leah Atwood

2019

The first Rescued Hearts story offers a gentle romance about healing and the possibility of being known. A new connection challenges guarded characters to believe they can have more than survival.

3

Lily

by Leah Atwood

2021

In the Rescued Hearts world, Lily follows characters at a personal crossroads. They must confront what still hurts and decide whether a tender new relationship is worth the risk.

4

Truffles

by Leah Atwood

2021

A warm, clean romance about unexpected connection and the small choices that lead people toward healing. The final Rescued Hearts story brings another chance to trust love.

Rescued Hearts books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "Roxie"

    Roxie

    by Leah Atwood

    2019Rescued Hearts, Book 1
  2. Book cover for "Hope"

    Hope

    by Leah Atwood

    2019Rescued Hearts, Book 2
  3. Book cover for "Lily"

    Lily

    by Leah Atwood

    2021Rescued Hearts, Book 3
  4. Book cover for "Truffles"

    Truffles

    by Leah Atwood

    2021Rescued Hearts, Book 4

Series background & context

Rescued Hearts is a contemporary romance series built around healing, connection, and the chance to begin again. The books are Roxie, Hope, Lily, and Truffles, each named for a central element of its story world.

The title captures the series' emotional focus. These are romances about people who need care, patience, and a reason to believe their lives can open up in a new direction.

Hearts can be rescued, too.

Atwood's style is warm and clean, with faith, family, and supportive community playing an important role. The conflict tends to come from emotional baggage, difficult choices, or relationships that require more courage than a character expected.

The short titles give the books a cozy, personal feel. Readers can expect a gentler pace than in a suspense romance, with the central appeal coming from the couple's growth and the people who help them along the way.

Start with Roxie and continue to Hope, Lily, and Truffles. Reading in order is the best way to follow the connected world and its returning sense of community.

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