Tracie Peterson Books in Order

Arianne Pemberton finds kindness through her arranged marriage to Richard, Duke of Gavenshire, after a violent childhood. When an enemy from Richard's past takes her hostage, she must draw on her new faith amid their bitter conflict.

Drawing on ordinary moments from her own life, Tracie Peterson offers Christian devotions about recognizing God's presence in everyday experience. These reflections address hope, doubt, and the search for a closer relationship with God through familiar situations.

Magdelena Intissar refuses to reunite with the father who abandoned her, despite Garrett Lucas's efforts to escort her west. Escaping their train leaves her alone on the prairie, where anger and painful memories threaten her chance of safety.

After Brian breaks their engagement, Jennifer Campbell retreats to Estes Park and meets novelist Daniel James. His reluctance to discuss faith complicates her attraction, and Brian's return forces her to reconsider the future she thought she'd left behind.

Angeline Monroe joins the women's suffrage movement, eager to correct injustice and enjoy the attention her activism brings. Her lifelong friend Gavin Lucas distrusts her new associates, leaving Angel to distinguish sincere allies from people with dangerous ambitions.

Daughtry Lucas escapes her overprotective father by answering an advertisement for a wife and marrying Nicholas Dawson by proxy. Building a marriage with a stranger proves difficult when people from Nick's past threaten the freedom she hoped to find.

Pamela Charbonneau schemes to leave her grandmother's Missouri home and return to the Colorado romance her parents oppose. Traveling west introduces dependable Jim Williams, whose friendship challenges her expectations as hardship tests her faith and understanding of love.

After surviving the plane crash that killed her parents, CJ O'Sullivan gives up flying and struggles to trust God. Brad Aldersson's persistent interest challenges her withdrawal, but opening her heart means confronting the memories she cannot escape.

In plague-stricken England, Mary Beckett's medical knowledge brings accusations of witchcraft after her physician father's murder. Seeking refuge with her grandmother, she encounters knight Peter Donne while desperate people ask for help that could endanger her journey.

Former model Christy Conners makes wedding gowns while refusing to trust men after betrayal in her family and romantic life. Curt Kyle's arrival challenges that resolve, forcing her to weigh renewed attraction against her fear of being hurt again.

Joelle Dawson and John Monroe abandon their plans to marry after separate traumas leave them feeling unworthy of love. Their feelings remain, but John's paralysis and Joelle's memories of an attack complicate their efforts to reconnect and forgive.

After her parents die in a car crash, Leslie Heyward must raise her young brother and run the family coffee shop. Attraction to Darrin Malone offers hope, but secrets about his family could threaten the connection they are building.

Widowed Cara Kessler is manipulated into a political campaign by an ambitious running mate. As she uncovers disturbing truths about him, state trooper Harry Oberlin offers help and affection, challenging her reluctance to risk her heart again.

Lady Amelia Amhurst travels across America with her family and the man she has been promised to marry. Her attraction to their Colorado-bound guide, Logan Reed, challenges both the engagement and her conviction that God does not exist.

Grieving Cheryl becomes caught in a drug enforcement investigation after choices made by her and her late father. Eric Conners offers friendship and hope, but dangerous drug runners threaten the possibility of rebuilding her shattered life.

Simone Dumas escapes her father's cruelty in Wyoming and seeks work as a Harvey Girl along the frontier railway. Jeffery O'Donnell is drawn to her, but his suspicions about her hidden past complicate the refuge she hopes to build.

Four inspirational romances explore love and hardship in Alaska, including a nurse facing a diphtheria epidemic, a wartime widow, and an Iditarod competitor. Across different eras, their challenges test endurance, faith, and the hope of finding companionship.

Denali Deveraux searches for the truth about her mother while her controlling grandfather keeps the family silent. A design assignment in Dallas pairs her with Michael Copeland, whose own pain complicates their developing professional and personal connection.

Jeanine De La Fontaine's medical work and association with a Jewish man expose her to accusations of witchcraft and heresy. Her rejected suitor seeks revenge, while injured Englishman Victor Pindar becomes the patient and lover determined to protect her.

Travel writer Gabrielle Fleming joins her sister on a British tour, only to find herself working with a photographer whose identity is unclear. When her sister disappears amid rumors of debt, Gabby must rely on him for answers.

Widowed Jessica Albright brings her infant son to the Kansas ranch she inherited from her father, hoping to create a home after an unhappy marriage. Suspicious circumstances make it difficult to know whom she can trust there.

Jillian Danvers replaces her identical twin as a Harvey Girl so Judith can marry her true love. Maintaining the deception becomes complicated when a local doctor offers an escape from Jillian's parents' marriage plans and draws her into community troubles.

This Christian gift book for new parents celebrates the arrival of a child through lullabies, anecdotes, and practical advice. Its reflections connect the joys and responsibilities of caring for a baby with gratitude for the gift of life.

Rachel Taylor becomes manager of a new Harvey House in New Mexico, hoping to leave painful memories behind. Working alongside Braeden Parker revives unresolved feelings, while a calculating new employee complicates Rachel's struggle to rebuild trust.

Five Mitchell sisters reunite for the funeral of the actress mother who abandoned them in childhood. Facing the effects of that rejection on their adult choices, they struggle to repair their relationships while new hardships test their fragile bond.

Four connected romances follow people whose lives are altered by a plane crash and its aftermath. Grief, damaged trust, dangerous circumstances, and the possibility of new relationships link their struggles to recover through faith and forgiveness.

Four Christmas romances unfold during World War II, moving between the home front, the battlefront, and the South Pacific. Men and women face separation and loss while searching for love, purpose, and reassurance amid the uncertainty of war.

Karen Pierce continues toward the northern goldfields while caring for two young people after a devastating loss. Guide Adrik Ivanov hopes to win her love, but approaching winter and grief threaten both their journey and her shaken faith.

Aspiring lawyer Kit Shannon arrives in 1903 Los Angeles determined to pursue justice despite her aunt's opposition. An apprenticeship brings her into a notorious murder case, where investigating the truth pits her against powerful interests and barriers facing women.

This collection brings together twelve Christian hymns, including songs of praise, gratitude, and devotion. Familiar worship texts such as For the Beauty of the Earth and Come Thou Almighty King offer readers material for reflection on faith.

After exhausting their fertility treatment options, Tess and her husband see a possible answer in pregnant teenager Sherry's circumstances. An agreement based on their mutual needs soon becomes complicated, testing Tess's emerging faith and hopes for motherhood.

Grace Hawkins escapes an arranged marriage by booking passage north during the Alaskan gold rush. Shipping businessman Peter Colton becomes her friend, but her abandoned fiancé continues manipulating the people she loves, threatening the freedom she seeks.

Lawyer Kit Shannon reluctantly agrees to defend an old enemy accused of murder. His possible guilt challenges her commitment to representing the innocent, while difficulties in her personal life add pressure to the search for truth.

Los Angeles lawyer Kit Shannon becomes involved in a court case charged with racial hostility. Pursuing justice tests her convictions as she tries to understand God's direction in both her legal work and the choices shaping her private life.

In the Swedish community of Lindsborg, Kansas, Sigrid Larsson resists relatives who want her to sell the family homestead. Attention from a railroad worker and neighbor Erik Lindquist complicates her expectations as the Christmas morning Julotta service approaches.

Presumed dead, Miranda Colton recovers in Alaska with help from a local resident and English botanist Teddy Davenport. Her desire to reunite with friends conflicts with their growing connection, while a threat from the past returns.

Harvey Girl Alexandra Keegan enjoys working at the Grand Canyon's El Tovar resort until her father's indiscretions surface and her mother becomes a murder suspect. The resulting attention threatens both her family and the future she hoped to create.

After estrangement from her parents and the death of her husband, Ashley Reynolds finds stability raising her daughter and working as a Harvey Girl in Arizona. A mysterious architect's arrival unsettles the peace she has built around her losses.

Harvey tour guide Rainy Gordon hopes to leave her troubled past behind, but stolen Hopi artifacts bring her under suspicion. The man she loves secretly assists investigators, complicating their relationship as the evidence increasingly points toward her.

In a Pennsylvania town during World War II, Andy Gilbert delivers telegrams announcing soldiers' deaths and disappearances. The work leaves him despairing as Christmas approaches, until an elderly woman recognizes his pain and offers a possibility of hope.

Four historical romances follow women seeking safety and love in medieval England and France. Arranged marriages, violent relatives, illness, and dangerous accusations test their faith as they try to build lives with the men they love.

Dianne persuades her family to travel to her uncle's Montana ranch, imagining a new life on the frontier. The difficult wagon journey and reserved guide Cole Selby soon challenge her expectations of adventure and romance.

With Cole missing after a journey east, Dianne faces illness, accidents, and growing responsibilities at the Montana ranch. Another man's declaration of love complicates her uncertainty as she struggles to protect the family and hold onto faith.

Dianne and Cole have built a thriving Montana ranch when ambitious newcomers threaten to take their land. As pressure mounts, Dianne must confront her need for control and decide how to trust the husband she loves.

Dianne returns to Montana with her children after tensions with Cole's mother divide their family. Pregnant and trapped by severe winter storms, she must face uncertainty about her marriage while protecting those who depend on her.

Pregnant Jana returns from a mission trip to find her husband gone with his secretary and their savings. Moving in with her estranged mother exposes old wounds, while an eccentric aunt offers a chance for reconciliation.

Peterson, Allison Bottke, and Dianne O'Brien examine beliefs that leave women overwhelmed and dissatisfied. Drawing on Christian faith and personal experiences, they question pressures surrounding achievement, relationships, appearance, and control while offering ways to reconsider those expectations.

Leah's brother brings home Jayce, the man who rejected her ten years earlier, reopening old hurt. Meanwhile, a Pinkerton investigator pursuing him finds conflicting evidence that complicates both her case and life in Alaska.

Pinkerton agent Helaina's pursuit of a fugitive ends with her kidnapping in the Alaskan wilderness. With winter approaching, she depends on Jacob Barringer to find her before the dangerous man and harsh conditions destroy her chance of escape.

Jayce and Jacob struggle to survive when their ship becomes trapped in Arctic ice. Back in Alaska, Leah and Helaina endure an uncertain separation, trying to keep their faith as winter and unexpected troubles threaten their families.

Philadelphia socialite Mia defies her family's expectations by writing for a magazine. Investigating the hardships of seamen's wives exposes a dangerous scheme, while her habit of matchmaking complicates her own chance to recognize the love she wants.

Joe's failed dreams of wartime glory have left him crop-dusting farms and retreating to a tavern. A near-fatal incident in his aging plane begins a journey that challenges his despair and the troubles in his marriage.

Amy returns to the Kansas family farm twelve years after leaving with her share of the money. Their dying father wants reconciliation, but older sister Kathy must confront bitterness before they can rebuild their relationship.

Catherine builds a new life as a Philadelphia seamstress after fleeing England when her father is falsely imprisoned. Meeting architect Carter again threatens her hidden identity and forces her to weigh romance against securing her father's freedom.

Cassie becomes companion to a wealthy widow, only to fear the woman's cruel son may endanger them both. An insurance investigator seeks her help uncovering suspected fraud, and their growing feelings complicate the deception required.

Gwen and her sisters struggle to run their Montana stagecoach inn after their father's death. A visitor seeking something belonging to Gwen's late husband brings new complications and makes the grieving widow wonder whether she can risk loving again.

Lacy wants to find her father's killer, while deputy Dave Shepard pursues the same goal. Their arguments and attraction complicate the search, forcing Lacy to consider whether revenge is enough to give her the future she wants.

Beth finally has a chance to settle in Montana and build the family she has long imagined. As Nick's friendship develops into romance, a competing suitor and the consequences of his past threaten their hopes.

Widowed Lydia inherits a fortune that her adult stepchildren are determined to reclaim. Seeking peace with her aunt in Alaska, she grows close to a sawmill owner, but a new discovery complicates her escape from the past.

Deborah returns to her family's Texas logging town with a friend fleeing an unwanted wedding. While trying to make a match for her brother, she discovers an interest in medicine that conflicts with her family's expectations.

Dalton falls for Phoebe after rescuing her in Sitka Harbor, but family secrets require him to leave Alaska. His best friend begins courting her during his absence, complicating a return already shadowed by unresolved problems.

Britta returns to Sitka and unexpectedly finds herself caring for the children of the man she once loved. An English conductor offers both marriage and a musical career, forcing her to decide which future matters most.

Deborah pursues medical training with the doctor courting her, despite opposition to a woman physician in her Texas town. When Christopher leaves to face family troubles, their broken relationship and another suitor complicate her plans.

Deborah's wedding plans change when Christopher must return to Kansas City for a family emergency. New responsibilities challenge her hopes for marriage and medical training, while a threatening contract places her family's logging business at risk.

A return to their childhood summer house makes Bailee and her sisters question memories they once promised to conceal. As troubling family secrets surface, Bailee must decide whether she can trust the past and accept a new relationship.

Helena escapes her cruel stepfamily and finds protection under an assumed name with the Duke of Gavenshire. She longs to reunite with Tancred, but years of separation, an ocean, and a royal decree stand between them.

Two historical romances explore love across social divisions in Victorian America. An English noblewoman falls for a Colorado trail guide, while a Jewish seamstress becomes involved with a wealthy New Yorker whose background differs sharply from hers.

Hannah manages a Texas ranch and cares for her siblings after their father disappears during the Civil War. When wounded soldier William returns to reclaim that same land, conflict gives way to an uneasy and complicated attraction.

Darlene, a Jewish tailor's daughter, falls for Pierce, the son of a prominent New York family. Their different beliefs and expectations threaten any shared future, while a crisis forces them to confront the barriers between them.

Widow Carissa fears another relationship after a painful marriage, but cowboy Tyler wants a future with her and her daughter. His struggle to reclaim his family ranch and the hardships of postwar Texas test their growing bond.

In a struggling Colorado mining town, Zandy relies on her faith to endure hardship. Riley Dawson's arrival brings relief to others, but an ultimatum exposes a side of him that challenges her trust and hopes for the future.

Laura and Union captain Brandon share hopes of educating freed Black people after the Civil War. When she overhears a dangerous conspiracy, protecting her sister conflicts with telling the man she is beginning to love.

Merrill works in her family's Minnesota ice-harvesting business and feels bound by a promise to care for them. Carpenter Rurik offers the possibility of romance, but another woman's arrival threatens the future she has begun to imagine.

Chantel helps her sister meet a young man from a rival mining family, then falls for his older brother. A mine tragedy puts both romances under pressure as the families confront a feud stretching back decades.

Emmalyne gave up marrying Tavin to obey her father's demand that she care for her parents. Reunited years later, they face the same barrier while dangerous incidents at the family quarry add new urgency to their troubles.

After a broken engagement, Jessica finds herself drawn to two very different men. An ambitious lawyer offers attention and gifts, while a former agent investigating forged gold certificates awakens her interest with his kindness and hidden sorrow.

Alice seeks safety at a Texas ranch after surviving an attack that killed her father and left her scarred. Robert's acceptance offers hope, but troubling discoveries about her family threaten the peace she has begun to find.

Marty leaves Texas to enter a marriage of convenience with Denver banker Jake. Growing affection complicates their agreement, while missing money and economic troubles revive his desire for ranching and the future she hoped to escape.

Lenore resists her father's plan to marry her to an older business partner. When lawyer Kolbein arrives in Seattle searching for his missing sister, their meeting at a bridal school offers an unexpected possibility of love.

Abrianna struggles to see longtime friend Wade as a possible husband after growing up at a Seattle bridal school. Wealthy Priam's persistent courtship complicates her choice, forcing her to look beyond security to the character of each man.

Militine Scott uses Seattle's Madison Bridal School as a refuge, concealing a past that makes marriage seem impossible. Thane Patton recognizes a pain like his own in her, but their guarded secrets stand between them and trust.

Six historical romances follow couples whose hopes are threatened by warfare, family feuds, and powerful people controlling their futures. Stories by Tracie Peterson and four other authors explore how faith and devotion endure amid injustice and uncertainty.

Phoebe Von Bergen accompanies her father to Montana to purchase sapphires, unaware that his plans conceal dangerous deception. Lapidary Ian Harper questions her family's story, and their attraction draws Phoebe toward independence as the truth begins to emerge.

Widowed jewelry designer Clara Vesper discovers that her husband's fortune offers no security for her children. Returning to a Montana ranch promises a fresh start, but secrets from his past threaten the home and happiness she hopes to reclaim.

Emily Carver longs for stability after years following her father's dreams of gold in Montana mining camps. Government geologist Caeden Thibault is drawn to her modest hopes, but an unexpected discovery could complicate their connection and her future.

Three romances follow women facing Alaska's hardships across different eras: a nurse treating diphtheria, a widow grieving a wartime loss, and an Iditarod competitor. Their struggles test endurance and faith while opening unexpected possibilities for love.

Whitman Mission survivor Hope Flanagan struggles with a request to testify against the men responsible for the massacre. Lieutenant Lance Kenner offers companionship, but the trauma she fears revealing and the secrets he carries complicate their growing affection.

Mercy Flanagan travels to Oregon's Rogue River Valley to help a pregnant friend at a mission. Her hopes for peace and growing interest in Adam Browning face escalating conflict between settlers and Native communities, testing both courage and faith.

Responsible for her younger sisters, Grace Martindale finds winter shelter at the Whitman Mission in Oregon Country. Fur trapper Alex Armistead helps her treat a measles outbreak, but rising tensions between settlers and the Cayuse threaten everyone she loves.

Judith Gladstone comes to San Francisco searching for her deceased mother's sister, whom she believes is her only living relative. Lawyer Caleb Coulter helps uncover her family history, bringing unexpected discoveries and a growing affection that challenges both of them.

Camri Coulter travels to San Francisco when her attorney brother stops writing and vanishes. With help from Patrick Murdock, a man her brother defended, she enters a search that exposes political corruption and threatens powerful figures in the city.

Abandoned at the altar, Kenzie Gifford begins again in San Francisco and resists Dr. Micah Fisher's courtship. The 1906 earthquake disrupts her hard-won stability, while her former fiance's return and a hidden danger complicate her decisions about trust.

Trick rider Ella Fleming hides from family secrets and a man she knows to be a murderer within a traveling Wild West show. Her attraction to guilt-ridden Phillip DeShazer offers hope, but their troubled pasts threaten their future.

Grieving trick rider Lizzy Brookstone wants to leave her family's struggling Wild West show, though home means facing the man who broke her heart. A runaway's arrival and a suspicious wrangler's death complicate the troupe's uncertain future.

Sharpshooter Mary Reichert seeks justice for her brother's murder despite the killer's wealth and influence. Journalist Christopher Williams joins her Wild West show's tour, but his hidden family history threatens the trust growing between them.

Gretchen Gottsacker returns to New Mexico to fill in at a Harvey House after years away, believing her past is settled. Reuniting with an old flame challenges that confidence and opens an unexpected possibility of renewed love.

Constance Browning returns to Oregon with colleague Thomas Lowell to document Native communities and defend her missionary parents against conspiracy accusations. As unrest grows on the reservation, competing romantic feelings complicate their search for those encouraging a disastrous war.

Portland widow Nancy Pritchard discovers troubling secrets in her late husband's business affairs. Childhood friend Seth Carpenter offers legal help, but his concealed purpose and their growing attraction complicate an investigation that soon puts Nancy's life at risk.

Medical student Faith Kenner forms a bond with riverboat captain Andrew Gratton after treating his injury. Speaking against Oregon's racist policies brings dangerous attention, drawing her into a conspiracy against local tribes and placing her family at risk.

Gloriana Womack struggles to hold her surviving family together in Duluth, where Lake Superior supplies both their livelihood and constant worry. Railroad representative Luke Carson shares her grief, but an enemy pursuing revenge threatens their growing connection.