Gabrielle Meyer Books In Order

Publication Order of The American Brides Collection Books

Publication Order of Ladies of the Wilderness Books

Publication Order of Little Falls Legacy Books

Publication Order of Timeless Books

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Publication Order of Short Stories/Novellas

Publication Order of Love's A Mystery Books

Publication Order of Miracles & Mysteries of Mercy Hospital Books

Publication Order of Secrets from Grandma's Attic Books

Publication Order of Anthologies

Gabrielle Meyer is a bestselling historical, romance, and inspirational fiction novelist whose works often come with rich historical settings and themes of faith. The author was born and brought up in central Minnesota near the River Mississippi, and her upbringing in that historically rich environment significantly influenced her storytelling. For much of her childhood, Meyer lived in a historic estate where her parents owned her carriage house. It was from that old house that she developed her imagination as she started crafting stories about the inhabitants of the estate from years back. As an adult, she worked for the Minnesota Historical Society, and it was while she was there that she came to deeply appreciate the history of Minnesota. It was from this experience that she found the inspiration to pen fiction, reflecting real events, places, and people as she combined engaging narratives with historical accuracy. She also finds inspiration for her novels in her neighborhood, with the Mississippi River being one of the most prominent motifs in her stories. Gabrielle Meyer now makes her home in central Minnesota, where she lives with her husband and their four children. She holds two roles in the home, one being the chief educator of he children whom she homeschools, even as she is the chief storyteller at home.

Gabrielle published A Mother in the Making, her debut novel, in 2016. She now has quite the collection of published books with more than forty novels to her name. Meyer publishes in a range of genres from contemporary to historical romance and their various subgenres. Her works, which find resonance with wide audiences, usually come with complex plot twists and threads of faith. As for the series, the Timeless series, which she debuted with When the Day Comes in 2022, is her most popular. In addition to her series, she has also published standalone novels in addition to short stories, novellas and collections of short fiction works. Gabrielle has also been a contributor to several other series by other authors. Some of her contributions in this regard include The Victorian Christmas Brides Collection and The Backcountry Brides Collection. In these works, she once again showcases her ability to craft some fascinating stories set in similar historical settings as her own novels.

Beyond her novels, Gabrielle Meyer maintains a very active presence on social media platforms, where she shares insights into her personal life and writing process and engages with her readers. Her openness and authenticity have made her one of the most beloved authors across the world and solidified her place in modern romance fiction.

A Family Arrangement by Gabrielle Meyer is a fascinating work of fiction that introduces Charlotte Lee and Abram Cooper. The two lost a beloved sister and wife about a year ago. He initially threatened to take his children to Iowa City but they have come to a compromise that will have Charlotte staying to help him manage the household while he works on a building project a few miles from the place the kids call home. But will what he sets out to do come to fruition, and are his plans within the will of God even if they seem to be so well laid? The good news is that Charlotte only has good intentions and intends to raise his children the best way she knows how. She will raise them in a town with easy access to a church, doctors, and school. As for Abram he has always provided all that his family needed him to and wants to leave a real town to his sons as a legacy. The biggest problem with their arrangement is that Charlotte is dealing with trust issues, and Abram will have to do a lot to prove himself. The two don’t seem to ever get along and they butt heads from time to time. However, the best thing about them is how they care about the growing town and their affection and care for the boys left in their care. Depending on God to help them deal with their challenges, they come to some kind of truce. You also see a hint of romance come to the fore even as they vehemently deny their growing attraction.

Gabrielle Meyer’s Inherited: Unexpected Family is a fascinating historical romance set in Minnesota Territory. This is the story of Elizabeth Bell who has come to claim the hotel that once belonged to her father alongside her sisters. But they arrive to find that there is a man named Jude Allen who claims to be co-owner of the hotel. Elizabeth has been dealing with a domineering boss and desiring more control over her life, she is determined to run off Jude so that they can run the hotel independently. But Jude is not one to be run off so easily and intends to retain his share, come what may. Jude is on a mission to rescue women from selling their bodies to survive. Once he rescues them, he offers them jobs at the hotel to pay for the sins of his dark past. He is hoping that once Elizabeth learns of the many challenges of living and working in the frontier, she will go back to her comfortable city life and never learn of his secret endeavors. While they could not be any more different Jude and Elizabeth are attracted to each other as they find that love can turn complex differences into new beginnings.

Gabrielle Meyer once again shows she has the gift of gab when it comes to writing with The Gift of Twins. The work is set in Minnesota in 1853 and tells the story of Reverend Benjamin Lahaye, who opens his door to find twin five-year-old boys seemingly abandoned. At the same time, Emery “Emmy” Wilkes comes into town to start a new job as the schoolteacher. She has defied expectations since everyone was anticipating a man as the new schoolteacher. With limited lodging options, she heads to Ben’s place, where she will live alongside the twins until Christmas. Emmy had moved to Minnesota hoping to get over personal loss and find some independence. She has always believed marriage would hinder her from her purpose, and Ben understands and respects her perspective. As he works on trying to find the father of the twins, Emmy is growing closer to the kids and to Ben. She is even considering turning their unconventional arrangement into a more permanent family.