Sheila Roberts Books in Order

A fed-up group of wives decides to walk off the job when their families take holiday labor for granted. Their Christmas strike is funny, chaotic and sharper than it first looks.

Back in Heart Lake to plan her wedding, Erin Merritt starts wondering if she is marrying the wrong man, and she cannot even zip her dress. A pact with friends turns into a funny, heartfelt story about body image and following your heart.

In Heart Lake, three shop owners launch a daily kindness campaign and quickly learn good intentions can have messy consequences. As the town changes around them, friendship and romance are tested too.

Florist Hope writes a love note for her sister that lands her in the middle of a romantic mix-up with contractor Jason. Beneath the humor, it is a thoughtful story about beauty, self-worth and telling the truth.

Money problems push a group of women to rethink their habits, ambitions and relationships. Roberts turns everyday financial stress into a warm story about friendship, reinvention and getting honest about what matters.

A mysterious antique snow globe passes through several hands, touching lives that need hope, healing and a little Christmas wonder. It is a gentle holiday story about second chances.

This holiday story follows families learning how to navigate love, loss and reshuffled households at Christmas. Roberts keeps it warm, funny and honest about how messy the season can be.

A Christmas wish starts a romantic tangle that turns the season upside down for two people who were not planning on love. It is a breezy holiday romance with Roberts's warm touch.

Firefighter Zachary Stone thinks he is happy keeping life simple, until a stray cat and a chance meeting with vet student Marilee White upset his careful routine. It is a sweet Christmas romance with a very determined cat.

Samantha Sterling is fighting to save her family's chocolate company and the small town that depends on it. A last-ditch chocolate festival might work, if her maddeningly handsome banker does not derail her first.

Christmas in Icicle Falls brings old wounds back for Cass, Charlene and Ella, each facing an ex who is not as finished as she hoped. It is a funny, messy holiday story about boundaries, second chances and surprises.

Widowed Meredith Lange moves to Icicle Falls hoping for a fresh start, only to find a man claiming her cabin and trouble brewing for her son. Jed Banks offers help, but trusting him could cost her the only home she has left.

Jonathan Templar and his poker buddies are tired of getting love wrong, so they turn romance novels into an unlikely guide to women. Their plan is hilarious, but winning real hearts is harder than reading about it.

Roberts shares practical, encouraging ideas for enjoying life without spending recklessly. It is a friendly mix of money sense, lifestyle advice and permission to be creative.

Inspired by a guide to simpler living, Jen Heath leaves her frantic Seattle life for a cottage in Icicle Falls. A slower pace, a new book club and a charming landlord make starting over feel both risky and possible.

A widower who has lost his Christmas spirit is whisked away to Icicle Falls for a holiday stay at a cozy lodge. As several lonely hearts cross paths there, the season starts working its quiet magic.

After a public career disaster, Bailey Sterling heads home to Icicle Falls and dreams up a new tea shop. Trouble starts when her new business partner is also the man her sister has started to fall for.

Carol heads into the holidays carrying more baggage than cheer. Roberts uses festive mishaps and a hard-earned wake-up call to turn her season into a story about change, forgiveness and love.

Wedding planner Anne Richardson is determined not to become a mother-of-the-bride nightmare, then her daughter's engagement tests every good intention. At Primrose Haus, another mother-daughter pair is having troubles of its own.

Holiday decorating season turns competitive on Candy Cane Lane, where Tilda Morrison is fixing up her first house and juggling family drama. When someone's vandalizing Maddie's beloved candy canes, Christmas gets even messier.

This prequel goes back to the 1960s and shows how Muriel Sterling's life, love story and hometown helped shape Icicle Falls. It is a warm look at the town before the later series begins.

Former sweethearts Colin Wright and Mia Blair come home to Icicle Falls for a funeral and an unexpected joint inheritance. Their grandmother's treasure hunt sends them through old memories and unfinished feelings.

With a Christmas wedding ahead, Riley Ericsson thinks her life is finally lining up perfectly. Then family strain and friendship trouble force her to question whether her biggest wish is really the right one.

Muriel Sterling turns an ugly Christmas tree into a lesson in seeing hidden potential. As her friends wrestle with cranky neighbors, difficult family and old feelings, Icicle Falls gets one last holiday sendoff.

Three women with homes, marriages or futures in disrepair decide it is time to rebuild. A charity auction handyman may help with the renovations, but the bigger work is changing their lives.

Valentine's Day sets off matchmaking, mixed signals and emotional games for people who are not nearly as cool as they pretend. It is a light holiday romance with plenty of awkward, funny turns.

When life stops following the plan, one woman's detour becomes a search for faith, purpose and the courage to keep going. This is one of Roberts's gentler stories about change and renewal.

What should be an easy getaway turns complicated when attraction, awkward timing and local trouble get in the way. Roberts keeps the tone light while letting the trip go pleasantly off course.

Newly divorced Jenna Jones gets an unexpected chance to run her great-aunt's inn in a small Washington beach town. The fresh start sounds perfect, until money worries, family strain and new romance complicate everything.

Jenna plans a holiday festival to bring winter business to Moonlight Harbor, but storms, power outages and a full inn quickly test her nerves. Christmas at the beach turns chaotic, crowded and surprisingly hopeful.

Olivia is determined to save a beloved Christmas tradition that means more to her town than most people realize. As she scrambles for support, the season nudges her toward grace, community and a fresh look at love.

In this upbeat nonfiction book, Roberts talks about aging with humor, honesty and zero patience for the idea that life shrinks after a certain birthday. It is practical, funny and encouraging.

After a brutal breakup, schoolteacher Celeste Jones escapes to Moonlight Harbor for the summer. Time with family, beach-town life and a possible new romance help her figure out what comes next.

Moira Wellman finally leaves her abusive boyfriend and starts over in Moonlight Harbor, working at a salon and rebuilding her confidence. A handsome cop makes romance tempting, but healing has to come first.

Still reeling from widowhood and illness, Catherine travels with her daughters on a holiday cruise that is supposed to lift everyone's spirits. Instead, it brings buried worries, family tension and a welcome chance to begin again.

After loss has pushed him into a quieter, smaller life, a grieving man gets an unexpected nudge back toward people, purpose and maybe love. Roberts gives the holiday setup real tenderness without losing the warmth.

Jenna Jones has spent a long time avoiding a real choice about love. Then tragedy shakes Moonlight Harbor and forces her to decide who she can lean on when life stops being easy.

A newly divorced real estate broker comes to Moonlight Harbor ready to start fresh and open her own business. She does not expect a turf war, family entanglements and sparks with the town's only other realtor.

Brody Green thinks he is done with love until newly single realtor Lucy Holmes shows up and becomes his biggest rival. Their business war turns personal fast, especially when old hurts and new attraction collide.

Three generations pile into a car for a snowy holiday road trip across Washington. Between family friction, detours and unexpected stops, the trip becomes a chance to sort out what home really means.

Questions about identity, reputation and family ties turn a simple problem into something much bigger. Roberts plays the setup for humor, heart and a satisfying emotional turn.

Bonnie Brinks and her all-woman band are part of Moonlight Harbor's heartbeat, but old dreams and new ambitions start pulling three generations in different directions. Music, family and romance all go off script.

A year-long effort to keep Christmas spirit alive pushes a hurting family toward healing, patience and a second chance at happiness. Roberts balances grief with humor and hope.

A book club becomes the meeting place for women who are all trying to rewrite some part of their lives. Friendship, honest talk and a few romantic surprises help them imagine a better next chapter.

A well-meaning woman starts nudging everyone around her toward the right holiday match, with very mixed results. Then she has to face the possibility that love may be circling back for her too.

After losing her job, Darby comes home for Christmas to face the family and friends she left behind. Repairing old damage may be even harder than starting over.

Holiday sparkle, unexpected chemistry and a few badly timed complications send this Christmas romance veering off script. Roberts pairs festive fun with characters trying to see past first impressions.

Newly divorced Zona Hartman has enough on her plate without a suspiciously charming neighbor next door. When a woman connected to him seems to vanish, curiosity turns into a funny, tense neighborhood mystery.

When holiday pressure pushes a family and their best-laid plans past the breaking point, Christmas threatens to unravel. Roberts finds the humor in the chaos while steering everyone back toward heart.

Books, close quarters and a growing attraction put two guarded people in the same orbit at exactly the wrong moment. It is a cozy romance about taking emotional risks.