The Calhoun Women Books in Order
The Calhoun Women is a series of 5 books written by Nora Roberts.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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The Calhoun Women books in publication order
5 books
A Man for Amanda
by Nora Roberts
1991
Amanda Calhoun oversees repairs to her family's Maine mansion and finds architect Sloan O'Riley's relaxed manner infuriating. Their conflicting approaches to work bring repeated friction, while an attraction she cannot dismiss complicates her commitment to keeping control.
Courting Catherine
by Nora Roberts
1991
Catherine Calhoun fights hotel businessman Trenton St. James over the future of her family's crumbling Maine mansion. He sees a business opportunity and she fears losing its character, but their confrontation develops into an attraction that challenges both positions.
For the Love of Lilah
by Nora Roberts
1991
Lilah Calhoun rescues professor Max Quartermain from a storm off the Maine coast and grows drawn to the reserved stranger. Yet Max holds information about her family, leaving Lilah to question whether trust and attraction can survive his secrets.
Suzanna's Surrender
by Nora Roberts
1991
Single mother Suzanna Calhoun seeks her family's missing emeralds and reconnects with former schoolmate Holt Bradford. The withdrawn ex-cop may hold a clue to the lost fortune, but working together also exposes a connection neither can easily dismiss.
Megan's Mate
by Nora Roberts
1996
Megan O'Riley moves to Maine with her son for a fresh start and helps restore the Calhoun family's coastal mansion. Determined to avoid another romantic disappointment, she finds her resolve challenged by charming boat captain Nate Fury.
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