Virginia Smith Books in Order

Mayla Strong does not look or act like anyone's idea of a tidy church heroine, and she knows it. As grief, friendship, and faith collide, she has to decide whether grace can reach her exactly where she is.

Set against a Kentucky backdrop, this suspense tale threads danger through music, memory, and local ties. The deeper the heroine digs, the more the charm of the setting gives way to peril.

A church potluck turns deadly when food and suspicion mix in all the wrong ways. What starts as a cozy gathering quickly becomes a murder case with nerves, secrets, and real danger underneath.

Classical musician Jasmine Delaney expects an odd wedding gig, not a corpse in the hotel bathtub. Forced into judging a children's pageant, she soon realizes the killer may have chosen a new target.

Just when Mayla thinks life with God is finally making sense, everything else falls apart. Job loss, relationship trouble, and a teenager in need push her toward the responsibilities she never wanted.

Joan Sanderson feels left behind while her sisters' lives move ahead without her. Then a handsome doctor moves next door, and Joan starts wondering whether faith and courage might finally change her story.

Allie Sanderson is juggling new motherhood, work, money, and a marriage under strain. As pressure closes in from every side, she has to decide whether doing everything alone is really strength at all.

A ski resort wedding turns deadly when a frozen body is found on a chair lift. Liz Carmichael may have seen something important, which means working with the ex-fiancé she never really forgot.

Caitlin Saylor's final trip with her musical trio should have been a simple wedding job. Instead, a gift candle, an old crime, and a charming factory owner pull her into a fresh round of danger.

Family history reaches into the present when a woman is forced to confront the legacy she has inherited. What seems settled at first opens into questions of trust, identity, and love.

What begins as a diving adventure stretches from Florida to Cozumel and far below the Caribbean surface. Ben and Nikki soon find themselves caught between dangerous criminals and secrets worth killing for.

Tori Sanderson likes control, designer shoes, and a fast-moving career. Falling for Ryan, a grounded farm boy, forces her to choose between the life she planned and the one she may actually need.

After her boss is murdered, Susanna Trent receives a strange package of clues and tokens. Anonymous threats follow, and she must trust wealthy executive Jack Townsend before the game turns fatal.

Bound by obligation and pushed by circumstances, a woman tries to do what honor requires even when her heart leans another way. The story blends sacrifice, quiet strength, and hard-earned romance.

A terrible accident ends Jill King's dream of becoming a concert pianist, but an even stranger burden is waiting. When she senses looming disaster over her Nova Scotia town, warning people could cost her love and her reputation.

Rebecca Switzer goes looking for a cowboy from her past and instead lands in the middle of a Kansas riot. Sheriff Colin Maddox doubts her story at first, then finds himself losing his heart to a very unexpected woman.

Karina Guerrero refuses to believe her fourteen-year-old brother is a killer. To clear him, she must work with private investigator Mason Sinclair, a man with his own reasons for hating false accusations.

Lauren Bradley finds her coworker dead in Las Vegas and quickly becomes the top suspect. With evidence mounting against her, only her new boss seems willing to believe she is being framed.

When bandits leave Emma Switzer's Amish family stranded on the frontier, rough trail boss Luke Carson becomes their unlikely help. Rescue turns into attraction, but their worlds were never meant to fit easily together.

Heartbroken and penniless, Evie Lawrence heads west in 1851 looking for a fresh start. In the raw young settlement of Seattle, she meets Noah Hughes, a man determined not to need a bride.

Restless reformed cowboy Jesse Montgomery wants a real future, not just a borrowed place in Apple Grove. When he is wounded defending Amish land, widow Katie Miller must decide whether she can trust her heart to an Englisch man.

Young Amish farmer Jonas Switzer dreams of land, independence, and winning Caroline Hersberger's heart. This short prequel follows one hopeful plan westward and the quiet courage it takes to chase a home of his own.

A fresh start turns into a nightmare when a woman discovers a body and becomes the obvious suspect. Clearing her name means digging through secrets before the real killer strikes again.

This retelling steps into the world around Noah and the flood with a close, human focus. Instead of treating the story like distant legend, it explores fear, obedience, and survival from the inside.

When Kathryn Burgert is dragged to Seattle in 1852, she hates the rough settlement and everything it represents. Then she meets lumberjack Jason and discovers her future may be tied to the town's fight to survive.

This Goose Creek novella drops readers into a town where even a cat can stir up outsized trouble. With humor, nosy neighbors, and a touch of chaos, it sets the stage for the series' quirky charm.

Al Richardson wants a quiet path to retirement, but his wife Millie has plans for a bed-and-breakfast. As Goose Creek argues over a water tower and resists a new veterinarian, the town barrels toward one unforgettable parade.

Weeks before Christmas, Al Richardson is pushed into early retirement and keeps it secret from Millie. In a town like Goose Creek, that plan was never going to stay hidden for long.

Millie's dream of turning an old Victorian house into a B&B is proving expensive and chaotic. Add a disastrous softball team, town gossip, and fresh local trouble, and Goose Creek is busy again.

The Goose Creek B&B is finally opening just as the town prepares for a big anniversary and a wedding. Millie wants everything perfect, but difficult guests and local feuding have other ideas.

Liz Eckardt buys a few items at an auction after a local woman is murdered, then discovers those purchases may matter far more than she thought. Theft, vandalism, and an unwelcome relative pull her deeper into the case.

After losing two wives, Seth Hostetler cannot imagine risking love again. But pottery, family pressure, and a guarded Englisch woman begin to open parts of his heart he thought were buried for good.

At The Chocolate Shoppe Bakery, a special event turns complicated when suspicion starts creeping in with the sweets. Jillian Green has to sort through gossip, motive, and danger before the next blow lands.

Wedding desserts are the talk of Moss Hollow until Sheriff Henderson is shot and everything changes. Jillian Green and Deputy Gooder Jones soon find themselves surrounded by suspects and bad decisions.

A life stage that looks like an ending becomes the start of a messier, more hopeful chapter. With country humor and a warm heart, the story reminds its characters that they are not finished yet.

Kelli hates zoos for reasons she would rather not revisit, but her late mother's will sends her into temporary zookeeping anyway. Porcupines, meerkats, a runaway skunk, and one troubling lion force her to face the past.

Old secrets begin pushing through the surface in a community that would rather leave them buried. The more the heroine learns, the clearer it becomes that silence can be as dangerous as any weapon.

After a fire leaves her widowed and shunned, Adaliah struggles to feed her son and survive the rumors around her. Then the prophet Elijah appears asking for the last bit of oil she has left.

A fire is only the beginning of a threat that reaches deeper into the past. As danger spreads, the heroine has to decide whom she can trust before everything around her goes up in smoke.

Rylee takes on a decades-old cold case and discovers that old crimes do not stay buried quietly. The deeper she digs, the more dangerous the past becomes for everyone still living with it.

Talia grows up under pressures she does not fully understand, only to learn her life has been shaped for more than simple survival. This biblical retelling follows a young woman toward courage, trust, and calling.

When a death is ruled homicide, Brooke finds herself named the prime suspect. To clear her name, she must cut through a carefully spun web of lies before it tightens around her completely.

Former matchmaker Penny Cavanaugh heads to Ireland for a break and lands in a murder case instead. When a visitor dies and suspicion falls on her grandmother's tearoom, Penny starts asking dangerous questions.

Penny Cavanaugh's stay in Ireland grows more dangerous when local lore and fresh murder collide in Blarney Green. Between family ties and village secrets, she has to uncover the truth before someone else pays for it.

This biblical retelling brings Deborah down from the page and into the strain of leadership, faith, and war. It is a story about courage under pressure, not just victory after the fact.

One key clue opens the door to a mystery bigger than it first appears. In quiet Blackberry Valley, a single question leads to secrets that could unsettle the whole town.