Marie Higgins Books In Order

Publication Order of Christmas Sisters Books

Publication Order of The Fielding Brothers Saga Books

Publication Order of Gems of the West Books

Publication Order of Gifted Books

Publication Order of The Grayson Brothers Books

Publication Order of Heroic Rogues Books

Publication Order of How to Love Books

Publication Order of Love’s Addiction Books

Publication Order of The Right Billionaire Books

Publication Order of Runaway Mail-Order Bride Books

Publication Order of Sons of Worthington Books

Publication Order of Sweet Savannah Home Books

Publication Order of Tycoons Books

Publication Order of Where Dreams Come True Books

Publication Order of The Worthington Legacy Books

Publication Order of Your Every Day Hero Books

Publication Order of Yuletide Kisses Books

Publication Order of Standalone Novels

Publication Order of Short Stories/Novellas

Publication Order of Aim for the Heart Books

Publication Order of The Belles of Wyoming Books

Publication Order of The Blizzard Brides Books

Publication Order of Bounty Hunters of Sunset Creek Ranch Books

Publication Order of Health Care Heroes Books

Publication Order of Holliday Islands Resort Books

Publication Order of Keepers of the Light Books

Publication Order of Last Chance Brides Books

Publication Order of The Lawkeepers Books

Publication Order of Nursing the Heart Books

Publication Order of Pinkerton Matchmaker Books

Publication Order of A Summer Vacation Romance Books

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

Publication Order of Widows, Brides, and Secret Babies Books

Publication Order of Yours Truly: The Lovelorn Books

Publication Order of Suffrage Spinsters Books

Publication Order of Anthologies

Marie Higgins is a bestselling multi-published author of historical, contemporary and romance fiction.

She has made a name for herself penning novels with feisty heroines and refined bad boy heroes that make hearts melt. The author published Heart of a Hero, her debut novel in 2010 and has since then become one of the most prolific authors in the genre.

Higgins now has more than 100 works to her name which have been distributed across several series, novellas, single-standing titles, and collections of short stories. Marie Higgins has also been a contributor to popular series by other authors.

Since 2010 when she burst into the limelight, she has been working with a Christian publisher among others. During that time, she has come to be known for writing edge-of-your-seat novels that have gained her a wide readership.

Not one to be boxed into one genre, she has been known to pen novels across paranormal, suspense/mystery, time travel, and humor genres in addition to historical romance which are her bread and butter.
For her efforts, she has been nicknamed the “Queen Of Tease,” given that most of her works come with unexpected endings, turns, and twists.

Higgins fell in love with storytelling and writing after she read Katheleen E Woodiwiss’s novel “A Rose in Winter.” She had always been an avid reader and read all manner of books.
Over the years, she started thinking that she could pen a romance story just like what she was reading. Things kicked into high gear when she watched a romance movie on Netflix that he thought had a horrible ending.

It was then that she decided she would become a writer of romantic fiction. That night she dreamed about her story that she started outlining the following morning immediately after waking up.
Initially, she was writing for fun and it would take a few years and about a dozen works in her collection before she started thinking of becoming published.

In 2010, she was signed on by a publishing company but soon after she realized that she did not like traditional publishing. Marie Higgins found it too restrictive and hence got into self-publishing.
As it stands, she has been writing for more than two decades.

Even though Marie Higgins has been one of the most prolific authors in the genre, she still works a 9-5 as a secretary. She works in a small office with one supervisor, two counselors, and a secretary.
Whenever work at the office is slow, she usually takes that time to pen her novels. She also writes from home whenever she gets time, which is usually after dinner during the evenings.

Higgins’ works usually range from 25,000 to 70,000 words and if she does not get interrupted, she can usually be done with a novel within a week.

Her record year was in 2019, when she penned two dozen novels and at some point was done writing a regency novel in just two days over the weekend.

“Love Me Always” is a novel by Marie Higgins that opens with Catherine Martin trapped with no way out.

She has to either commit to marriage without love by wedding an elderly man or continue living with her dad, who she thinks is certifiably insane and has killed someone.

She ultimately opts to get married to Grant Fielding the Duke of Ashton. However, she never planned to fall for Nicholas who is Grant’s nephew while she is staying with his family before the wedding.
It looks like fate has penciled in Nicholas Fielding for a life of loneliness. He has loved Catherine ever since they were kids and he now has to make a choice between his uncle’s wishes to marry and the woman he believes would make him happy.

But no matter how hard he tries, it is impossible to stop loving Catherine. Things get interesting when a flurry of accidents starts being experienced at the Fielding estate.
The worst thing is that Catherine is the lead suspect whose life could not get worse when the accidents turn into murder.

Marie Higgins’ novel “Charmed by Night” is the story of Megan Ramsay who has a very interesting life. Her parents expected her to trap Edmund Knight the Duke of Kelson into marrying her so that they would not be financially ruined.

Her father happens to be a compulsive gambler, cheat, and drunk. During a card game, he managed to steal the deed to a San Francisco goldmine that was the property of the illegitimate son of the current lord – Edmund Knight.

He is a self-made man whose wealth has opened doors for him that he is now part of elite circles. However, his reputation and birth circumstances mean that he could not attract any respectable lady.
He had been content to remain single and intended to go back to San Francisco where he is a relatively unknown man. When Megan met the man, she believed he was the Duke of Kelson and he did not bother to correct her.

He soon learned that she was the daughter of his nemesis that had stolen his deed and thought he would take revenge on him by ruining Megan.

While Megan was furious with him when she learned of his true identity, she has become so attracted to him that she cannot entangle herself.

“True Love’s Deception” by Marie Higgins opens with Juliana finding herself in a very difficult situation. In eight months, she will be turning 23 and will have access to her inheritance.
She is looking forward to it since she believes she will finally have the money to get her grandmother out of debt.

However, her father insists on her getting married first. Juliana decides to hire for her grandmother a stable hand who will pose as her husband.

She transforms the man into a gentleman and he takes to it like a duck to water. Together, they head to England and Scotland where they hope to convince her father that they are in fact a newly wedded couple.

But what she does not know is that the ceremony Andrew organized was very real from the certificate to the church and the priest. He intends to make her fall for him and keeps his actions secret.
Things turn interesting when Madeline, her younger sister falls for Andrew and is determined to make him hers, even if it would destroy the lives of her loved ones.