Siri L Mitchell Books in Order

Whitney Garrison is juggling bar‑exam prep, crushing debt, and a neurological condition that keeps her from recognizing faces when she witnesses a murder. The killer knows she saw him and stalks her every move, forcing Whitney to rely on a sidelined detective and her own instincts to survive.

After physicist Georgie Brennan’s husband dies in a hit‑and‑run, small inconsistencies in his story lead her to a hidden notebook, a missing computer, and threats under her own floorboards. As political intrigue closes in, she must protect her son and uncover who is lying to her.

Determined to escape her con‑man father’s reputation, Lucinda Pennyworth moves to West Point hoping to marry a respectable cadet. There she meets upright star pupil Seth Westcott—and discovers he’s plotting to tank his grades so he can chase a swindler out West.

In 1920s Boston, impulsive Ellis Eton takes her look‑alike friend’s job at a telephone exchange to earn money for Hollywood dreams. When she overhears a threat against neighbor Griffin Phillips, her impulsive choices pull her into danger, romance, and a search for purpose.

Victorian botanist’s daughter Charlotte Withersby would rather catalog plants than attend tea parties, but her family insists she marry. When new assistant Edward Trimble takes her coveted research role, Charlotte’s scheme to win back her position tangles her in suitors, social mishaps, and unexpected love.

In 1910 St. Louis, candy maker’s daughter Lucy Kendall is determined to save her family’s struggling company with a new confection. Her fiercest rival is charming promoter Charlie Clarke, whose loyalty lies with her father’s biggest competitor—and whose attention she can’t ignore.

In British‑occupied Philadelphia, Quaker Hannah Sunderland breaks with her pacifist community to aid her twin brother in a brutal jail. Teaming up with tavern‑keeper and patriot spy Jeremiah Jones, she’s drawn into a dangerous web of secrets, divided loyalties, and forbidden feelings.

In 1918 Boston, three Italian immigrant seamstresses—Julietta, Annamaria, and Luciana—create gowns for the wealthy while quietly chasing their own American dreams. As war, influenza, and family expectations close in, each woman risks love and independence in very different ways.

In Gilded Age New York, debutante Clara Carter is groomed to win the city’s most eligible bachelor, corseted into a life of glittering parties and hidden bargains. When real affection enters the picture, she must question what beauty and success are worth.

In 1640s Stoneybrooke, Massachusetts, devout Susannah Phillips longs for a quiet life but finds herself courted by the town’s richest man and a reckless military captain. Torn between duty, desire, and a harsh religious community, she discovers how costly grace can be.

Young noblewoman Marget Barnardsen weds the Earl of Lytham expecting safety and affection, only to find herself trapped in the jealous politics of Queen Elizabeth’s court. As royal favor turns to danger, she must decide how far she’ll risk her heart for a distant husband.

Stars and Stripes reporter Allie O’Connor has lived in Tokyo for two years yet still feels like an outsider. When former high‑school classmate Eric Larsen arrives to work at the embassy, their prickly friendship—and Allie’s promise to swear off dating—are tested by culture shock and calling.

Reserved computer geek Jackie Harrison is horrified when outgoing fighter‑pilot‑turned‑professor Joe Gallagher moves into the cubicle next door. She vents about him on an anonymous blog, but as office banter turns into real connection, Jackie must risk stepping out from behind her screen.

On an Air Force base, four very different military wives—Anne, Rachel, Beth, and Karen—bond over committee work and late‑night talks. As marriages strain and secrets surface, their fragile friendships become the place where honest questions about faith, identity, and hope finally surface.

Practical Claire Le Noyer leaves her carefully planned life to settle a French relative’s estate in Paris, where she reunites with charming childhood friend Adrien. Amid couture shops and old secrets, Claire must decide whether to keep playing safe or trust her heart and faith.

Newly widowed and adrift in rural France, Frédérique Farmer buys a crumbling château and discovers traces of its mysterious fifteenth‑century mistress. Opening a bed‑and‑breakfast and hosting an American writer, she’s drawn into overlapping stories of loss, second chances, and unexpected love.