Tapestries Books in Order
Tapestries is a series of 6 books written by NJ Walters.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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Tapestries books in publication order
6 books
Christina's Tapestry
by NJ Walters
2005
Christina Beaumont’s impulsive purchase of a tapestry transports her to Javara, a world resembling medieval Earth. Brothers Jarek and Marc compete to marry her, while Christina must decide whether to remain or return to modern life.
Bakra Bride
by NJ Walters
2006
After witnessing a murder, Jane Smith rebuilds her shattered life until a magical tapestry transports her to Javara. Brothers Zaren and Bador seek to marry her while rival warriors threaten her safety and her decision approaches.
Woven Dreams
by NJ Walters
2006
Scarred warrior Jarmon Bakra and his twin Garrik discover Genny, who claims to be a tapestry bride. With only three days to persuade her to remain in Javara, the brothers face secrets she has not revealed.
Threads of Destiny
by NJ Walters
2009
A magical tapestry sends lonely Javaran warrior Marc Garen to scientist Kathryn Piedmont, who is protecting two enhanced soldiers from execution. Their journey links different worlds, leaving Marc three days to convince Kathryn to choose him.
Embroidered Fantasies
by NJ Walters
2010
Escaping an abusive ex-husband, Roxanne Sykes is carried by a magical tapestry to Javara and brothers Radnor and Sednar Craddock. They have three days to win her trust, while their violent reputations deepen her doubts.
Fabric of Fate
by NJ Walters
2012
A stress-induced panic attack forces advertising executive Audrey Brennan to reconsider her life before a tapestry carries her to Javara. Brothers Abrah and Heroc Dannon have three days to persuade her to choose their unfamiliar world.
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