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Find The Family Way by Gina Ferris Wilkins in order, with book summaries and a reading guide to help you choose where to start.

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The Family Way books in publication order

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1

A Home for Adam

by Gina Ferris Wilkins

1995

Dr. Adam Stone retreats to a woodland cabin seeking solitude, only for a snowstorm to bring pregnant Jenny Newcomb to his door. Helping deliver her daughter draws him into a family connection he had never thought he needed.

2

A Man for Mom

by Gina Ferris Wilkins

1995

Widowed Rachel Carson focuses on raising her children and sustaining the business her husband left behind. Lawyer Seth Fletcher charms the family and revives her interest in love, but his uncertain ability to promise a future keeps her cautious.

3

A Match for Celia

by Gina Ferris Wilkins

1995

Celia Carson's vacation brings an unexpected attraction to a reserved accountant who is actually undercover federal agent Reed Hollander. Suspecting her involvement with a criminal organization, Reed must distinguish her apparent innocence from the identity his investigation leads him to expect.

4

Cody's Fiancée

by Gina Ferris Wilkins

1995

Dana Preston accepts Cody Carson's proposal of a pretend engagement intended to frustrate his matchmaking family. Her attachment to Cody and his relatives grows real, but his eventual offer of marriage leaves her questioning whether love or obligation motivates him.

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