Donna K. Weaver Books In Order

Publication Order of Billionaires of REKD Books

Publication Order of The Gift Books

Publication Order of Huckleberry Falls Romances Books

Publication Order of Lilac City Books

Publication Order of Safe Harbors Books

Publication Order of Wildstone Books

Publication Order of Standalone Novels

Publication Order of Collections

Publication Order of Health Care Heroes Books

Publication Order of A Twickenham Time Travel Romance Books

Publication Order of Mistletoe Kisses Books

Donna K. Weaver
Donna K. Weaver is an award winning and USA Today Bestselling author-wife-mom-grandma, and a Navy brat, Army veteran, karate black belt. She is a Harry Potter nerd and an online gamer.

She’s always loved creating stories and reading, thus she has been ever entertained. As an avid cruiser, she has sailed the Pacific five times.

“A Change of Plans” is the first novel in the “Safe Harbors” series and was released in 2013. When Lyn, age twenty-five, heads off on her cruise vacation, all that she wanted is to forget that her deceased fiance was just a cheating scumbag. And the anniversary of her heartbreak. What she plans is to have a diversion that’s uncomplicated whatsoever by romance. What she gets instead is an intriguing young surgeon, named Braedon. The guy is everything that her fiance was not, and against the backdrop of the ship’s make believe style world, her emotions start to come alive.

Unaware of the sensitive waters that Braedon navigates, he moves to take their relationship beyond mere friendship, on the very anniversary Lyn came onboard the cruise to forget. Her painful memories are much too powerful, and she runs off in a panic.

However it is tough to get away from somebody when you are stuck on the same ship as them. Things are bad enough when this pair finds themselves on one of the cruises snorkeling excursions. Then paradise becomes piracy when their party gets kidnapped, and her fear of a fairy tale becomes grim.

Readers loved this book, and could not put it down, even once it made them cry. Some were hooked after only a few sentences.

“Waves of Deceit” is the first stand alone novel and was released in 2017. Shelby Nash, age 26, wants to break free from her controlling, billionaire dad. Once she completes one more project for his company, she’ll be able to branch out on her own. But her ex-boyfriend has just been appointed the new lead architect. She must find a way to protect her heart from him as she avoids whoever has been making anonymous threats.

Wade Masters did a terrible job of handling the news about the identity of his girlfriend’s dad. Shelby stepped right out of his life without another word. Wade finally has a chance to win her back, after four years. Just as long as whoever has targeted her is not able to get her first.

“Against the Magic” is the first novel in the “Twickenham Full-Moon Ball Time Travel” series and was released in 2018. He broke her heart, and she never wanted to see the guy again. Now they are stranded together back in the year 1850.

Reese believes she has gotten over Jem Taylor, until he figures out a way to tag along on her trip to England with her friends. She is far from pleased. And it just gets worse when they are ripped almost two centuries back into the past. She finds her heart, and her decisions, are pulled in two totally different directions.

Victorian England is so not the setting that Jem was planning on righting wrongs in, however it is gonna have to do. Picking his job over Reese was the absolute worst mistake that he has ever made, and he is not going to lose her again. However to win her heart back, he is going to have to battle the magic which brought her to that time period, and an earl with the means to keep her there.

“Hiding the Billionaire” is the first novel in the “Billionaires of REKD” series and was released in 2018. Ahri Meisner’s estranged husband leaves her with nothing, just an obscure warning that each of them are in grave danger. She’s now on the run.

Ahri, not knowing who else she can trust, flees across the country so she can stay with her brother. All thoughts of safety are ruined when her husband gets murdered. She knows that she could be next. Desperate to avoid the same fate as her husband, she assumes a new identity to keep hidden, however working for her brother’s much too handsome business partner may present a whole different sort of danger.

Rafe Davis has gone from being just a poor scholarship boy to billionaire CEO of REKD Gaming. The only child of an emotionally abusive dad and a loving mom, things have not come easy for him. His business is his life. All of which changes when he agrees to help out the attractive Ahri hide under a new identity. Her presence, along with his growing need to keep her safe, threaten to throw off his carefully unbalanced life.

“A Match for Maude” is the first novel in the “Lilac City” series and was released in 2019. Charles is just supposed to guard Maude and her sisters up to their destination. He really should’ve guarded his own heart.

Maude Lancaster and her two younger sisters are still raw with grief after their dad’s funeral, and they both refuse an ultimatum from their ill-intentioned uncle. Since it is a whole new century and women can travel without chaperones, they decide to flee out west to live with their elder brother. Their aunt hires Charles to protect them, however Maude quickly finds that her greatest danger is in losing her heart to a guy that she might never see again.

Charles Merrick, an ex-Pinkerton agent, has a chance for a new job in San Francisco. When his mom’s friend asks to hire him to escort her three nieces across the entire country, he agrees. Their destination is just slightly out of his way. However he faces a stumbling block in his attraction to Maude. He has never felt quite a connection as this with a woman before, however they’ve just known one another for a few days. So it’s much too soon for there to be anything real between either of them. He can continue on to his dream job, or he can stick around and see if Maude truly is the one. But he cannot do both.