Tricia Goyer Books in Order

In 1945 Austria, Helene is abandoned by her SS-officer husband as American troops liberate nearby camps. Guilt-ridden and alone, she helps survivors and meets a soldier who challenges her to seek forgiveness.

A lively children's story about backstage nerves, friendship, and the frantic minutes before a performance. Young readers follow characters learning that courage often means stepping forward even when everything feels unprepared.

Goyer speaks to young mothers facing interrupted plans, difficult decisions, and the pressure to grow up fast. With honesty and faith, she offers reassurance that a hard beginning does not define a whole life.

Inspired by the orchestra formed by prisoners at Mauthausen, this World War II novel entwines an Austrian resister, an American soldier, a desperate prisoner, and a Nazi officer obsessed with a valuable violin.

Army Air Corps pilot Daniel Lukens and flight instructor Libby Conners see their future changed by Pearl Harbor. Separated by war, Daniel faces combat and captivity while both struggle to hold on to hope.

Two ambitious friends become competing newspaper reporters as World War II begins. When Mary is stranded behind enemy lines after a bombing raid, Lee risks everything to help bring her home.

A relationship guide for younger adults considering marriage in a changing culture. Goyer explores communication, commitment, faith, and the everyday choices that help couples build a durable life together.

Goyer offers practical encouragement for parents raising children amid modern pressures. The book focuses on faith, communication, boundaries, and creating a home where children can grow with guidance and love.

After Guernica is bombed, Sophie is drawn into an espionage mission that could protect the International Brigade. To succeed, she must leave the man she loves and confront someone who has already betrayed her.

Sophie is stranded in Spain as civil war turns the countryside into a battlefield. Sheltered by international volunteers, she uses art and a camera to reveal suffering while searching for a way to survive.

A faith-based guide for teen girls who want to make wise choices in a culture full of pressure and mixed messages. Goyer encourages honesty, purpose, healthy relationships, and a life shaped by conviction.

As the Spanish Civil War intensifies, Sophie and her companions realize escape may be their only path to freedom. Love, loyalty, and survival demand sacrifices none of them expected when they first joined the struggle.

Charlotte Stevenson faces a changing household as Sam prepares for graduation and Emily starts dating an older boy. Delayed plans and a missed obligation test the family bonds that hold Heather Creek Farm together.

A candid parenting book about faith, mess, and learning to see God's work in imperfect family life. Goyer offers encouragement for mothers who feel stretched thin but still want to grow.

At Heather Creek Farm, family members face new responsibilities, old grief, and the ordinary work of becoming a household again. Goyer's installment continues the warm, faith-centered saga of the Stevenson family.

In 1890, Julia Cavanaugh travels west to place orphaned children with new families, only to learn she may be expected to marry too. Stranded in Montana, she must find courage and a path of her own.

Another visit to Heather Creek Farm finds the Stevenson family handling changing relationships and daily pressures together. The story balances small-town warmth with the real work of caring for people through uncertain seasons.

In 1944, Gabi Mueller is recruited to guide a German physicist, secretly Jewish, across the border into Switzerland. His knowledge of the Nazi atomic project makes the journey urgent, and betrayal could end it.

A true story of despair, a failed suicide attempt, and the long road toward hope. Written with Kristen Jane Anderson, it speaks honestly about pain, forgiveness, faith, and choosing to keep living.

A standalone historical romance set in Victory Heights, Washington. Goyer follows a heroine whose plans are disrupted by local pressures and an unexpected relationship, giving the setting as much importance as the love story.

In 1945, USO singer Betty Lake tours occupied Germany and enjoys sudden attention until her friend Kat disappears. With Army photographer Frank Witt, Betty follows clues that may expose dangerous postwar Nazi loyalties.

In Montana, Marianna Sommer depends on English neighbors while her family adjusts to life outside its old Amish community. Torn between expected tradition and an unexpected friendship, she must choose the future she truly wants.

Eighteen-year-old Marianna Sommer expects an Amish future in Indiana, until her family relocates to Montana. Helping her pregnant mother in an unfamiliar community, Marianna begins questioning what home, faith, and love might really mean.

Tricia Goyer and Robin Jones Gunn offer prayers and reflections for young women thinking about future marriage. The focus is not on finding a perfect person, but on growing in faith, character, patience, and wise hope now.

Ava Andrews puts her career on hold to join her elderly grandfather on a World War II battlefield tour of Europe. The trip uncovers family memories and long-buried truths that reshape how she sees love and loss.

Marianna Sommer's Montana life continues as family strain, romance, and unexpected change test the future she has begun to build. She must decide what faithfulness looks like when familiar plans no longer feel certain.

Amelia Gladstone boards the Titanic hoping for family reunion and a possible romance, then offers a spare ticket to a stranger in need. On the doomed voyage, love and loyalty become matters of survival.

As Paris nears liberation in 1944, Swiss agents Gabi Mueller and Eric Hofstadler race to keep the Mona Lisa from falling into Nazi hands. Their mission becomes a dangerous chase through a crumbling occupation.

Sarah Shelter has lived in West Kootenai for years, but still wonders whether love and marriage will ever be part of her future. A meaningful memory jar draws her toward a new chance at connection.

In this Amish Christmas novella, Rose faces a season shaped by memory, family expectations, and the hope of a new beginning. A small act of generosity opens the door to healing and romance.

Goyer writes for mothers trying to hold together work, family, faith, and their own well-being. She mixes honest stories with practical ideas for setting priorities, letting go of perfection, and finding steadier footing.

A standalone historical romance set against Alaska's dramatic Glacier Bay landscape. Goyer places a heroine far from certainty, where local challenges, personal history, and a surprising relationship force her to rethink her future.

A daily devotional inspired by Amish values of simplicity, community, gratitude, and faith. Each reading offers a brief pause from busy routines and a gentle prompt toward a more peaceful life.

After her mother's death, Amish-raised book editor Lydia Wyse returns to West Kootenai and discovers a box filled with prayers and promises. The messages lead her toward buried questions about identity, family, and love.

Ninety short devotions give families an easy way to talk about faith around the table. With familiar Adventures in Odyssey characters and everyday topics, it turns meals into a chance for conversation and prayer.

Four Amish novellas grow out of one shared theme, gardens as places of work, healing, and second chances. Vannetta Chapman's contribution, Where Healing Blooms, adds heart, faith, and quiet emotional depth to the mix.

A participant guide for families and small groups exploring servant leadership at home. It uses biblical principles and discussion prompts to help parents lead with humility, consistency, and care.

A tired mom plans one simple night away with friends, only for the evening to unravel into comic chaos. This companion story celebrates friendship, grace, and the messy reality behind the pressure to do everything perfectly.

Goyer shares lessons about simplicity, faith, family, and community drawn from time spent learning about Amish life. The book invites readers to slow down and consider what truly matters in their own homes.

In this Amish Garden novella, a garden becomes a place of work, healing, and unexpected connection. Goyer's characters must tend to old wounds as carefully as the growing things around them.

A seasonal story where aprons, family traditions, and Christmas preparations bring people together. Goyer blends warmth, memory, and the chance for reconciliation into a short holiday read.

Former Amish nurse Rebecca Turner comes to West Kootenai after her sister's death. There she meets Caleb Hooley, a man carrying his own doubts, and both must decide whether their different paths can lead toward love.

Lovina Miller dreams of opening a pie shop in Pinecraft, Florida. Amish carpenter Noah Yoder offers to help, but both must face buried grief before they can build the business, and perhaps a future, together.

This accessible nonfiction book tells how the prayers of 25 people shaped lives and history. Young readers meet figures from different eras while considering how faith can lead ordinary people to act with courage.

Drawing on her own experience, Goyer speaks directly to teen mothers about fear, faith, relationships, and the pressure of growing up quickly. It offers practical encouragement without minimizing the real challenges ahead.

Hope Miller expands her Pinecraft bakery, but new opportunities bring old fears and difficult choices. In sunny Amish Florida, work, friendship, and romance test whether she can believe that a hopeful future is worth risking for.

Gifted seamstress Joy is drawn into a television production about Amish life, where she becomes more involved than she expected. Her growing connection with Matthew is tested when faith, family expectations, and public attention collide.

American Emma Hanson joins the Women's Auxiliary Air Force and works at a secret British reconnaissance site during World War II. When artist Will Fleming investigates Nazi spies, both must hide their missions while danger gathers around them.

A reassuring guide for parents beginning or rethinking homeschooling. Goyer and Kristi Clover cover practical planning, motivation, family rhythms, and the bigger goal of helping children become lifelong learners.

Goyer invites readers to put faith into daily action, one small step at a time. Through Scripture, stories, and reflection, she explores what it means to live with purpose in ordinary family and work life.

As Nazi control tightens around Prague, American tutor Amity Mitchell answers her brother's urgent call to help Jewish children escape Czechoslovakia. Every choice becomes more dangerous as she works beside people who have everything to lose.

A practical parenting guide for helping children handle anger without shame or harsh punishment. Goyer offers calm, faith-centered tools for understanding big feelings, setting boundaries, and teaching kids healthier ways to respond.

A yearlong devotional guide that pairs daily Bible reading with prayer. It helps readers move through Scripture steadily while turning its themes into personal conversations with God.

A collection of short prayers for fathers and young children to share. The simple language and everyday topics make it an easy bedtime, mealtime, or quiet-time book for building a regular habit of prayer together.

Goyer shares her family's attempt to spend a year complaining less and practicing gratitude more. Part story and part practical encouragement, it offers simple ways to change the atmosphere at home without pretending life is easy.

A picture book about gratitude for children who get stuck in a bad mood. When the grumbles take over, a young character learns that noticing good things can change the tone of a whole day.

A warm, practical guide to finding more joy in everyday life. Goyer encourages readers to notice small gifts, shift unhelpful habits, and build a grateful heart even when family life feels busy or difficult.

A guided book for young women preparing their hearts for future relationships. With prayers, reflection, and practical questions, it emphasizes growing in faith and wisdom before romance becomes part of the picture.

Marianna Sommer's hoped-for Amish wedding to rock star Ben Stone is shaken by questions about their very different lives. When Ben heads into Montana's mountains seeking answers, Marianna fears secrets and danger may change everything.

After a career setback, influencer Lyla Taylor retreats to an Amish bed-and-breakfast in Montana. There she meets reserved Amishman Reuben Milner, and their growing connection is complicated by secrets neither wants exposed.

A gentle faith-centered book that encourages readers to hold on through uncertain seasons. Goyer uses reflection and practical reassurance to point toward hope, trust, and the possibility of finding direction one day at a time.

Thomas Smucker arrives in West Kootenai looking for a new start and suddenly becomes a father. Lovina Graber tries to find him a suitable wife, until unexpected feelings and hidden pasts complicate every plan.

A World War II fantasy adventure in which a Jewish golem protects innocent people from Nazi invaders. Blending wartime danger with clockwork inventions and ancient power, it follows heroes forced to fight for survival.

The Clockwork Chronicles continue with a new wartime mission where strange technology, old secrets, and danger close in. The heroes must act quickly as the line between history, myth, and machine grows more perilous.