Tracie Peterson Books in Order

Kirstin Hallberg travels to Duluth to care for her grandmother, only to encounter family secrets with far-reaching consequences. Injured logger Ilian Farstad grows close to her while struggling with his father's estrangement and his own fear of love.

Elise Wright's promises to her dying mother bind her to her father's Great Lakes freighter and its crew. New first mate Nick Clark offers support, but his troubled history and a dangerous sailor threaten their shipboard lives.

Widow Susanna Jenkins follows her family to New Mexico to help manage her uncle's hotel after their fortunes collapse. Attraction to railroad boilermaker Owen Turner offers hope, while her brother's anger and poor choices threaten their fresh start.

Isabella Garcia reluctantly leaves a luxurious California life to visit her parents' New Mexico mining town, escorted by disapproving railroad businessman Aaron Bailey. Her father's fragile health and unsettling news force her to question both her future and her loyalties.

An injury prompts seamstress Cassie Barton to collect stories about Santa Fe Railroad workers while growing closer to longtime friend Brandon DuBarko. Threats to the railway and a vengeful figure from Brandon's past put their hopes in danger.

Photographer Eleanor Bennett captures a grieving widow at Seattle’s 1909 exposition. Botanist Bill Reed recognizes the woman as his supposedly drowned sister-in-law, drawing Eleanor into a search to reunite a family while danger follows them.

Artist May Parker explores her Japanese heritage while working at Seattle’s exposition. Reunited with childhood friend and detective Lee Munro, she becomes entangled in an art forger’s scheme that threatens their developing romance.

Four Kansas romances follow love through the changing seasons. A single mother, a Renaissance-festival student, a widow caring for relatives and a wife facing a crumbling marriage each confront uncertainty as faith opens possibilities for connection.

Photographer Addie Bryant has built a peaceful life in Seattle after escaping exploitation in the Yukon. Reuniting with her former sweetheart Isaac brings hope, but her returning past forces her to confront the wounds she has hidden.

Melody Doyle wants to remain in Cheyenne, but her father insists she marry before he leaves. Banker’s son Charles Decker arrives with his own dreams, and both must weigh family expectations against the futures they hope to choose.

Marybeth Kruger needs a husband to keep custody of her little sister after their father dies. Widower Edward Vogel agrees to a practical marriage, but their shared hopes for family must contend with grief and uncertainty.

Returning to Cheyenne after college, Laura Evans discovers disturbing secrets about her father. Her growing bond with preacher Wilson Porter brings new hope, but injustice toward the Shoshone challenges their faith and the life they envision.

Micah Hamilton withdraws after a disastrous winter takes his loved ones. Charlotte Aldrich tries to draw him back into life, but grief and a rejected suitor threaten their chance to build a future together in Cheyenne.

After an ex-fiancé steals her research, physician Carrie Vogel agrees to a marriage that provides cover for Pinkerton agent Spencer Duval. His pursuit of his father’s murderer puts their growing affection and their futures at risk.

Widowed on her wedding day, Emma Johnson moves to Cheyenne with her husband’s siblings. Colton Benton’s affection offers hope, but his family’s interest in her inheritance makes it difficult for Emma to trust his intentions.

Nurse Evelyn Turner works to help Minneapolis’s poor, while Max Garrison uncovers an insurance-fraud scheme involving his father. Their growing relationship faces a severe test when financial desperation and planned arson put the city in danger.

Leah Garrison opens a refuge for unmarried mothers after losing a friend in childbirth. Doctor Erik Sjolander doubts her plans, and their mutual distrust must yield to faith as hidden wounds surface before World War I.

Philanthropist Judith Stanford travels to Minneapolis to seek her estranged grandfather’s inheritance. Her renewed connection with physician Roman Turner founders on the damage her grandfather caused his family, while another claimant threatens her plans for restitution.

Jilted Angel Lewis travels to Wyoming and marries grieving shepherd Vincent Duran, hoping to help him and his children. A fierce Christmas blizzard tests their fragile new family and their willingness to trust in healing.

In a Washington coal town, Elena Petrich and Nick Fremont's friendship deepens despite their differences over faith. Violence against their neighbors and the dangers of mining test their hopes of finding purpose and a future together.