Sisters of Fire Books in Order
Sisters of Fire is a series of 6 books written by Kathryn Shay.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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Sisters of Fire books in publication order
6 books
A Different Way
by Kathryn Shay
2021
Battalion chief Lynne starts over in Crystal City after her marriage deteriorates, then falls for widowed pastor Brady. Their children bring them together, but his secret, her doubts about a minister’s life, and opposition to his work threaten the relationship.
At Last
by Kathryn Shay
2021
Arson investigator Tess has long loved her mentor David, who struggles with grief and guilt after his wife’s death. Their growing connection develops amid dangerous cases, until an arsonist targets them and makes his fears for her safety increasingly urgent.
Equal Partners
by Kathryn Shay
2021
Firefighter JJ saves surgeon Nick and his patient during a hospital fire, prompting his romantic interest. Her recent promotion has already cost her a boyfriend and colleagues’ goodwill, and their contrasting lifestyles make accepting another relationship difficult.
More Than Enough
by Kathryn Shay
2021
Capable firefighter Trish hides deep insecurity and the effects of past and present abuse from her friends. Teacher Nathan sees beyond that protective exterior, but building a safer future requires support, counseling, and confronting the danger posed by her partner.
No Easy Choice
by Kathryn Shay
2021
Firefighters Annie and Colin’s apparently happy marriage changes after the arrival of their daughter. Different expectations about parenting and responsibility create recurring conflict, and even devoted friends cannot resolve the lack of compromise threatening their life together.
To Trust Again
by Kathryn Shay
2022
Widowed fire academy chief Brooke reunites professionally with Cord, a former colleague she hurt twenty years earlier. Both are single parents who guard their independence, but renewed attraction forces them to confront old wounds and the risk of trusting each other again.
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