Terri DuLong Books in Order

A nurse and a photojournalist meet at the closed Danvers State mental hospital, where each has a personal or professional connection. A former patient's journal draws Dana and Nick into an older story of love and linked lives.

Banished from her family and forced to surrender her daughter for adoption, Charlotte becomes a mill worker in Lowell. Her friendships and encounters with an attorney and his activist sister unfold amid nineteenth-century restrictions on women's lives.

After her husband's death exposes his gambling debts, Sydney starts over on Florida's Cedar Key. Staying with an old friend, she considers turning her knitting and spinning into a business while community ties reveal unexpected family secrets.

Monica's newly married life and ownership of her mother's yarn shop are unsettled when her husband gains custody of his young daughter. Adjusting to stepmotherhood tests her patience, relationships, and sense of belonging in Cedar Key.

A four story Christmas anthology where snowstorms, small towns, and second chances draw people home. From a Colorado ski resort and a Montana town to a Maui escape and Florida's Cedar Key, each novella follows a woman cautiously opening her heart to love during the holidays.

Amelia attends a garden-club convention in Augusta and plans to meet Paul, an internet friend of ten years. Their anticipated first encounter becomes unsettling when she discovers that the relationship and the visit are not quite what they seemed.

After more than fifty years together, Alice and Henry confront a journey she must make without him. This short story follows a turning point in their shared life as longstanding companionship meets an experience that requires solitude.

When fire destroys Grace's apartment and coffee shop, her aunt proposes rebuilding through weekend knitting retreats. An estranged sister's return and a possible romance with a bookstore owner force Grace to confront the past she left behind.

After finding postcards among her late mother's belongings, Berkley moves to Cedar Key to investigate a family mystery. Opening a chocolate shop introduces her to island friendships and a possible romance while she searches for answers.

Widowed Marin returns to Cedar Key to open a needlepoint store beside her mother's yarn shop. Learning that her husband secretly fathered a daughter forces her to reconsider his memory, her family, and the possibility of forgiveness.

Newly qualified nurse Josie looks forward to working in a Cedar Key clinic while teaching knitting classes. Her mother's troubling diagnosis and renewed feelings for her daughter's father complicate plans she thought were finally falling into place.

After tragedy disrupts her planned move with her fiancé, Chloe settles in Ormond Beach alone. Recurring dreams of a Victorian house and friendships at a local knitting group encourage new plans, even as her past resurfaces.

Her father's death and her husband's departure leave Isabelle facing another painful abandonment. Encouraged by her father's girlfriend, she moves to Ormond Beach with her daughter, hoping work at a yarn shop will offer a fresh start.

Following her mother's death, Petra visits Ormond Beach with unanswered questions about the father she never knew. Friends encourage her to volunteer at an animal shelter, where a boy and his father introduce unexpected emotional complications.

Brie Marceau returns to Paris after her grandmother is murdered at the family hotel. As detective Andre Leroux links similar deaths to a serial killer, Brie confronts grief and a past she left behind ten years earlier.

Widowed retired nurse Luella Barnes returns to Salem and opens a shop with childhood friends. Finding a former classmate murdered prompts her craft group to encourage an investigation, drawing Luella into suspects and secrets while she rebuilds her life.