Tammy L Grace Books in Order

Regi has spent twenty years waiting on a youthful promise from her first love, but life in Friday Harbor keeps nudging her toward Nate instead. As old wounds reopen, she has to decide what home and happiness really mean.

After twenty-five years of marriage end in betrayal, Sam heads to Friday Harbor with only her dog for company. A handsome handyman and a welcoming island community offer a new future, if she can risk trusting again.

Linda is busy creating wedding flowers when an unexpected tragedy pulls her toward Max, a man she never planned to want. As an old figure from her past returns, she has to choose between fear and possibility.

When music mogul Grayson Taylor is murdered less than a day after Coop meets him, the Nashville detective is pulled into a case full of power, scandal, and secrets. Gus the golden retriever helps keep things lively.

Ellie runs the family bakery and keeps her painful past locked away, even from her closest friends. When a plea for help forces the truth into the open, friendship, love, and livelihood all hang in the balance.

Coop's latest client never makes it to their meeting, because he finds her dead first. With Annabelle, Gus, and Aunt Camille pitching in, he has to untangle a dangerous web of motives before someone else dies.

This short prequel steps into Sam's journals and traces the thirty years before *Finding Home*. It adds depth to her story and gives readers a more intimate look at the life she is about to leave behind.

A scientist accused of killing his business partner begs Coop to prove he is innocent. The evidence looks terrible, but as Coop digs deeper, hidden connections and a damaging secret begin to shift the case.

Twenty years after a devastating loss, Kate is finally building a new life when a visitor and a long-hidden secret shake her world again. She must bend without breaking if she wants a real new beginning.

In Silver Falls, Christmas arrives just as a woman at a crossroads needs a reason to believe life can change. This short holiday story leans into hope, small-town kindness, and a clean, tender romance.

After her husband's death, Lily inherits Glass Beach Cottage and leaves her old life behind for coastal Washington. The sea, new friends, and a kind veterinarian begin to show her that grief is not the end of the story.

A holiday trip back to Cedar Mountain Lodge turns into a fresh look at love, family, and the life one soul sister thought she wanted. It is a gentle, emotional Christmas story with familiar faces and hopeful turns.

One of the foster sisters returns to Cedar Mountain Lodge needing more than a holiday getaway. Snow, family ties, and a hopeful new romance make this a warm continuation of the Soul Sisters story.

Emily returns to Snow Valley for Thanksgiving and winds up staying to help with the town's holiday party. When the man who broke her heart walks back into her life, Christmas, a snowstorm, and two dogs do the rest.

Hailey Kirby heads to Cedar Mountain Lodge for a family wedding, only to find the celebration falling apart before it begins. A secret creative life, a returning musician, and the holiday season push her toward a chance worth taking.

Wedding plans, family emotion, and Christmas magic bring another soul sister's story to the forefront. The result is a tender holiday romance wrapped in the series' found-family charm.

After losing her husband and only child, Maddie Kirby chooses to survive Christmas by helping four motherless girls. This moving prologue sets up the foster family bond at the heart of the entire Soul Sisters series.

Jo returns home for a family wedding and is unexpectedly reconnected with Luke, an old childhood friend, thanks to a golden retriever. At Cedar Mountain Lodge, Christmas becomes the season that reopens doors she thought were closed.

Approaching retirement, attorney Izzy moves to the island hoping to slow down and start fresh. But an estranged daughter, a newly adopted dog, and a promising new neighbor make her next chapter anything but simple.

Another visit to Silver Falls brings holiday sparkle to a story about healing, love, and the courage to try again. It is a cozy novella built around Christmas atmosphere and hopeful turns.

Christmas brings one of the Cedar Mountain women to a turning point where family expectations and romance collide. This series entry keeps the focus on sisterhood, healing, and the comfort of a snowy Idaho holiday.

A holiday homecoming sends one of the soul sisters searching for calm after heartbreak and change. At Cedar Mountain Lodge, love, family, and the Christmas season make peace feel possible again.

Under the glow of Christmas lights, another soul sister faces old hurts, new love, and the pull of family. Like the rest of the series, it mixes holiday warmth with second chances and found family.

Two years after her earlier Cedar Mountain story, Jo is hit by a tragedy that forces a life-changing decision. This tender holiday installment balances family upheaval, grief, and the possibility of a new future.

Back in the Soul Sisters world, a woman who thought she knew what she wanted finds Christmas stirring old longings and new possibilities. The snowy lodge setting keeps the story warm, hopeful, and full of family feeling.

Coop's new client is a man long believed dead. To prove his identity and uncover who tried to kill him, Coop must dig into a twenty-five-year-old family tragedy and a grave that holds the wrong body.

Lily is still rebuilding her life when a missing young woman, a memorial trip, and unexpected family drama threaten her fragile peace. As the holidays approach, she has to decide whether she can trust a happier future.

Lily's busy season at Glass Beach Cottage is thrown into chaos when her estranged sister arrives and Mac offers her a future she wants to trust. Family conflict soon tests whether love can hold.

At Cedar Mountain Lodge, one of the soul sisters faces a season full of family pressure, hard choices, and the chance for a new beginning. It's another warm, snowy visit to a found family shaped by love and second chances.

Another soul sister returns to Cedar Mountain Lodge carrying a truth she has kept buried. Between Christmas chaos, family ties, and the hope of romance, the season pushes her toward a long-delayed reckoning.

Jo's holiday plans are upended when Gina, and a whole lot of shelter dogs, suddenly need a place to land during a snowstorm. Cedar Mountain Lodge becomes a refuge again as family, love, and Christmas kindness are tested.

A return to a festive small town puts a woman face to face with family, old feelings, and a chance to rewrite the season. This holiday novella blends romance, warmth, and clean emotional stakes.

Back in Linden Falls, someone who has waited far too long for a new beginning turns to the town's wishing tree. It is a warm, uplifting story about grief, hope, and finally asking life for more.

In Linden Falls, a legendary tree gathers the wishes people are not brave enough to say out loud. Tammy L Grace's opening entry in the shared series offers a gentle small-town story about hope, community, and believing life can still surprise you.

Paige returns to Linden Falls for comfort after a painful loss, only to find herself trying to save her mother's bookstore and her own sense of hope. The town's legendary wishing tree asks whether she can believe again.

Widowed years earlier, Micki has built a stable life, until a secret threatens her bond with her daughter. Returning to Lavender Valley Farm, she hopes her sisters of the heart can help her find clarity and repair.

Cedar Mountain Lodge welcomes readers back for another tender holiday chapter filled with family upheaval, loyal dogs, and the kind of Christmas grace that can reshape a life.

A return to Lavender Valley gives one foster sister room to untangle a mystery in her own life. With later-in-life stakes and steady support from the others, this one is both comforting and quietly suspenseful.

Jess expects retirement to feel freeing, but grief and loneliness have left her adrift. On an Alaskan cruise she meets Dean, a wounded veteran with a service dog, and together they begin to imagine a different life.

Jewel Austin's last wish is for the five foster daughters she once loved to return to Lavender Valley Farm together. Told through her letters, this opening book sets up a moving story of chosen family and reunion.

One of Jewel's foster daughters returns to Lavender Valley carrying grief, family strain, and a life that no longer feels steady. Back at the farm, sisterhood and a rescued dog begin to point her toward a new path.

Still grieving her husband, Georgia heads back to Lavender Valley with nowhere else to go. The farm gives her purpose again, and an unexpected visitor may also offer the courage to imagine a different future.

Another of Jewel's foster daughters comes back to Lavender Valley after heartbreak and upheaval. The farm's quiet rhythms, old bonds, and a rescued dog offer sanctuary, but only if she is ready to start over.

The second Sail Away story returns to life at sea, where changing plans and close quarters force hearts into the open. Beneath the cruise-ship escape, it is a warm story about risk, romance, and starting over.

Set against the easy glamour of a cruise, this series opener follows a woman stepping away from familiar routines and toward unexpected connection. It is a travel-tinged romance about second chances and what happens when life suddenly opens up.

Noelle arrives in Friday Harbor grieving her mother and hoping an audit assignment will help her solve the mystery of her own adoption. Christmas, Sheriff Mercer, and unexpected family truths turn the trip into something deeper.

A glamorous charity murder mystery gala turns real when a corpse is found at Sinclair Chateau. Coop has to sort through Nashville high society, hidden motives, and dangerous alliances before the killer disappears into the crowd.

After a devastating loss, Amelia comes to Friday Harbor hoping only for quiet. New friends, a ninety-seven-year-old veteran, Noah, and his golden retriever slowly help her imagine trust and happiness again.

Millie has found a measure of peace in Linden Falls, but a long-buried trauma still keeps her from real happiness. With help from new friends, she risks facing the past and hangs one more wish on the tree.

At Dragonfly Cove Dog Park, a dog becomes the nudge one hurting person needs to reconnect with the world. This warm opener pairs canine chaos with friendship, healing, and the promise of a second chance.

When Alyssa Morgan vanishes from a Tennessee parking lot, Coop and AB race to find her before a kidnapper turns out to be something worse. The case becomes a tense hunt against the clock.

At sixty-two, stalled author Sloane Bradford trades Manhattan for Friday Harbor and a writers' retreat. There she finds a close community, a quietly wounded local named Chase, and the chance to write a new kind of future.

Still grieving her mother, Marsha is not looking for change when a dog named Earl barges into her life. His affection, and the new people he brings with him, slowly nudge her back toward joy.

Quinn Stone is drawn into a case rooted in long-buried secrets and damage that never really stayed buried. This mystery leans into tension, hidden motives, and the danger of looking too closely at the past.

A Christmas season full of family emotion and small-town warmth gives this novella its gentle pull. As old hurts surface, the story looks toward love, belonging, and a brighter way forward.

A Nashville intern is found dead near Capitol Hill, and her family is certain it was not a random mugging. Coop follows the case into a shadowy world of power, lies, and a secret worth killing for.

As Ida Grayson nears the end of her life, she names six unlikely heirs and gives them one impossible task, live together, restore Stillwater Inn, and become a family. Old resentment and buried secrets quickly rise to the surface.

Bryn sees Stillwater Inn as a last chance at redemption, even if the other heirs want nothing to do with one another. Then a hidden clue about a 1962 disappearance gives the fractured group a reason to keep digging.

Leslie wants to turn part of the Stillwater property into a place for foster youth aging out of care, even as she searches for answers about her own birth family. In the series finale, the inn's mystery and her story finally meet.

Dawn arrives at Stillwater Inn with a ruined career, a broken relationship with her daughter, and little patience for family duty. As she restores the kitchen and confronts the past, forgiveness becomes the hardest recipe of all.

Quiet carpenter Nolan prefers tools and his dog Tucker to people, but the inn's restoration keeps exposing what he has hidden for decades. A growing connection with a kind island local forces him to choose openness or isolation.

Retired ferry captain Tully means to help restore the inn and move on, until a scruffy terrier and the other heirs start breaking through her defenses. The deeper she digs, the more her own long-buried history resurfaces.

Miles planned to do his time at Stillwater Inn and leave, until spring brings a frightened daughter, a stranger with old questions, and pressure from people who want the property. Staying detached suddenly looks impossible.

After losing her fiancé, Camille leaves Seattle for Friday Harbor and opens a little candle and soap shop called Harbor Glow. Grief follows her there, but so do kindness, work, and the possibility of healing.