Chautona Havig Books In Order

Publication Order of The Agency Files Books

Publication Order of Aggie's Inheritance Books

Publication Order of Annals of Wynnewood Books

Publication Order of Ballads from the Hearth Books

Publication Order of Bookstrings Books

Publication Order of Christmas Book Parties Books

Publication Order of Gold Diggers Books

Publication Order of Greenaway Castle Books

Publication Order of The Hartfield Mysteries Books

Publication Order of HearthLand Books

Publication Order of Journey of Dreams Books

Publication Order of Legacy of the Vines Books

Publication Order of Legends of The Vengeance Books

Publication Order of Marriages of Conviction Books

Publication Order of Meddlin' Madeline Books

Publication Order of New Cheltenham Shopkeepers Books

Publication Order of Not-So-Fairy Tales Books

Publication Order of Past Forward Books

Publication Order of Rockland Chronicles Books

Publication Order of Sight Unseen Books

Publication Order of The Vintage Wren Books

Publication Order of Christmas Fiction Books

Publication Order of Standalone Novels

Publication Order of Ever After Mysteries Books

Publication Order of Independence Islands Books

Publication Order of Suamalie Islands Books

Publication Order of Westward Home and Hearts Mail-Order Brides Books

Publication Order of You Are on the Air Books

Publication Order of Austen Anthology Books

Publication Order of Anthologies

Chautona Havig is a children’s book, romance, inspirational, religion, and spirituality author from the United States.

She has one of the weirdest names and asserts that she often thinks she should have used a pseudonym in her writing. But she grew up with the name that it has come to be part of who she is and she is not changing it any time soon.

As an inspirational and Christian fiction author, she loves to spread her faith through her works. In fact, she has said that she finds much of the inspiration to write from reading the bible.

For Chautona, it is all about holding on to hope and faith and meeting together to stimulate one another to good deeds and love as is espoused in Hebrews. As such, Havig writes not only to entertain but also because she wants to encourage her sisters and brothers in Christ.

She creates stories intended to make people question, cry, laugh, and consider alternative perspectives. She has said that when the world is in desperate need of hope, she intends to point people toward Jesus who is the ultimate source of hope.

Still, Chautona Havig acknowledges that sometimes people who run the church might not have the required solutions and comfort from people looking for a refuge.

Since this is a regular occurrence, she decided to pen stories that point people to God who will never fail people looking for refuge in a self-serving world.
Chautona also asserts that the emptiness and monotony of the world around us can be overwhelming. For this reason, she writes novels as a way of escape for herself and other people that would benefit from the laughter and joy in her stories.

Her novels can thus be classified as Christan fiction without pretense or apology that is lived rather than preached. As such, Chautona cares a lot about her readers and particularly their walk with Jesus.

She writes her novels to warn Christians about the things they do that might compromise their relationships with Christ as an act of love.

It can be difficult to express the love she has for her Christian sisters and brothers and as such, she does it through stories that inspire them to be better.

Sitting in her house in the majestic Mojave Desert in California, Chautona Havig writes her novels for all kinds of audiences. She pens her novels to show why a brother may believe one thing while a sister has another view of the faith.

Havig has written novels that show how Christians handle triumphs and trials which can be instructive for other Christians. As such, when such Christians face similar circumstances, maybe they will have something in their memory to use.

She hopes that her stories will get readers to get their bibles out to see what the bible says with regard to trials and tribulations and triumphs.
Overall, she wants to showcase is that God loves his people and hopes that Christians will share that love with another confused or hurting brother or sister.
She published “Noble Pursuits,” her debut novel in 2002 and has never looked back since. She now has more than 100 titles to her name spread across several series, novellas, single-standing novels, and collections of short stories.

When she is not writing her novels, she can usually be found taking a three-mile walk while listening to audiobook mysteries on her headband headphones. The weird thing is that she usually does this at 2 a.m in the morning.

Chautona Havig’s novel “Ready or Not” is the story of Aggie Milliken, a girl fresh from college that believes she is ready for anything.

But the death of her brother-in-law and her sister throws her into a tailspin, as she finds herself responsible for their eight children. Learning basic parenting skills is a complicated endeavor but she also needs to battle the half-crazed granny.

While at it, she also has to navigate the murky waters of a new friendship and supervise a massive remodeling project.

She hardly has any experience with housekeeping and with children, but has enough grit and the confidence and determination that this is what the Lord needs her to do.

With unlimited hymns she often sings to keep her spirits high, she manages to beat all manner of catastrophes and challenges despite the odds.

“For Keeps” by Chautona Havig continues to follow the life and times of Aggie Milliken. In the first half-year that she has been a mother, she has to deal with lessons on motherhood, an ant infestation, house renovation, and a major move.

However, the house she has been renovating is close to being completed, the children are heading back to school. Recently, she added a few tantrums to her repertoire and thinks she is getting a better hold of things.

But she now has to deal with William who is making romantic advances even though she now has Luke and his mother to help her out of the tough spots she often finds herself in.

Her children are often testing her boundaries, her budgets just will not balance and she has learned that no matter what she does nothing is seldom perfect and done for long when you have children.

Add in a neighbor that comes to her with a lot of histrionics, and she may just be ready to leave it all behind.
But what she does not know is that relief may finally be in sight.

Chautona Havig’s novel “Here We Come” opens with Aggie overwhelmed with a house full of lively children, Christmas celebrations, and wedding preparations.
In addition to everything, her two puppies are growing too fast and she is always falling behind in fixing the dug fences and chewed shoes they get to.
She needs to be enjoying her life but she finds her life a nightmare that is only getting worse by the day.

It is a great story that completes the trilogy as Havig writes about everyday issues that her down-to-earth characters have to deal with but still manages to make everything interesting.