Singing River Books in Order

Fourteen-year-old aspiring writer Lanie Belle Freeman enjoys life on her Arkansas family's small farm until tragedy changes her responsibilities. As the Great Depression approaches, she must protect the home and keep her siblings together while holding onto her own dreams.

Seventeen-year-old Lanie Freeman holds her siblings together while her father remains in prison. As she pursues writing and faces new romantic attention, tensions among Fairhope's residents bring fresh challenges to her family, faith, and hopes for the future.

Lanie Freeman's publishing hopes advance while her family struggles through the Depression. Her sister travels to Los Angeles seeking a witness who could clear their imprisoned father, and two marriage proposals force Lanie to weigh love against her responsibilities.

Lanie Freeman's brother proposes turning their old truck into a traveling store to support the family. As a visiting author encourages her writing, their father's cancer diagnosis and a crisis in Fairhope threaten her hopes for stability and love.