Marie Bostwick Books in Order

In Dust Bowl era Dillon, Oklahoma, farm girl Evangeline Glennon expects a quiet life until a barnstorming pilot lands in her father's wheat field, changing her future. As drought, hardship, and war gather, the quilts she stitches capture both heartbreak and hard won hope.

After her mother's death, German teenager Elise Braun is sent alone to relatives in the United States to escape the coming war. As World War II pulls loved ones onto opposing sides, she must decide where her heart and loyalties truly belong.

Born under the wide Oklahoma sky, Morgan Glennon chases his dream of flying straight into the dangers of World War II. At the same time, determined Georgia Jean Carter finds purpose as a female pilot, and their intersecting journeys test courage, faith, and love.

After her long marriage ends, Evelyn Dixon impulsively drives from Texas to New Bern, Connecticut, where she opens a quilt shop just as a health crisis threatens everything. Three very different women walk through her door, and together they stitch a sisterhood neither expected.

Ivy Peterman flees an abusive husband with her children and lands in New Bern, where a part time job at Cobbled Court Quilts finally lets her breathe. When a quilting television show exposes her location, Ivy must confront her past with the help of her new friends.

Artist Liza Burgess loves Evelyn's son Garrett, but a surprise New Year's Eve proposal collides with a rare chance to launch her career. Caught between independence and commitment, she leans on the Cobbled Court circle while she decides what kind of life she really wants.

As the economy sours, Tessa Woodruff's herb shop and once solid marriage begin to unravel, driving her to a quilting class at Cobbled Court. There she reunites with estranged childhood friend Madelyn Beecher, and together they must rebuild homes, businesses, and trust.

Turning forty, Margot Matthews loves her job at Cobbled Court Quilts but quietly fears she has missed her chance at lasting love. When a new female pastor arrives in New Bern and family trouble erupts, the quilting sisterhood helps Margot face grief, faith, and an unexpected romance.

In the tiny town of Too Much, Texas, tall, outspoken Mary Dell Templeton dreams of turning her sewing talent into a business even as she longs for a baby. Marriage, family secrets, and the birth of her exceptional son Howard force her to rethink what happily ever after looks like.

College counselor Gayla Oliver thinks a fixer upper in New Bern might rekindle her marriage, until she discovers proof of her husband's affair. Retreating to the Cobbled Court community, she explores creativity, friendship, and the risky possibility of piecing together a very different future.

Political strategist Lucy Toomey is on the brink of a Washington dream job when her developmentally disabled sister dies, drawing her back to their Wisconsin hometown. Living in Alice's cottage, Lucy uncovers quilts, quirky friends, and a second chance to build a life rooted in love instead of ambition alone.

Years after opening her quilt shop, Mary Dell Templeton now co hosts a successful quilting show and plans to bring it home to Too Much, Texas. Her grown son Howard craves independence, a younger co host threatens her spotlight, and Mary Dell must embrace change to keep her family and town thriving.

Once marketed as engineered prodigies by their ambitious mother, sisters Joanie, Meg, and Avery Promise have spent adulthood trying to escape that experiment. A new documentary, a bad accident, and an intriguing filmmaker pull them back together to face secrets and choose lives defined on their own terms.

Grace, Nan, and Monica meet at a grief support group and promptly decide it is not for them, forming their own unlikely alliance instead. As they navigate a husband's coma, long widowhood, and betrayal uncovered after death, their friendship becomes the lifeline that leads each woman toward healing and new joy.

With her children grown and her husband facing forced retirement, Hope Carpenter feels adrift until she takes a job teaching crafts at a women's prison. Through a shared quilting project, Hope and the inmates confront regret, rebuild confidence, and see that it is never too late to start again.

Fired from her job as an anonymous advice columnist just as an adoption opportunity finally appears, Celia Fairchild inherits a crumbling Charleston house from an estranged aunt. Renovating the wreck with new friends, she uncovers family secrets and the courage to claim the messy, loving life she wants.

After a divorce and the loss of her New York publishing job, Esme Cahill returns to her North Carolina hometown to help save her family's fading lakeside lodge. Working with her grandfather, estranged mother, and a gifted chef, she discovers her grandmother's art quilts and her own unexpected second act.

In early 1960s Virginia, suburban housewife Margaret Ryan starts a book club mainly to befriend her intriguing new neighbor, Charlotte. Reading a provocative new feminist book with friends Bitsy and Viv pushes all four women to question their roles and imagine something freer.