Sarah Sundin Books in Order

On Jersey in the Channel Islands, Dr. Ivy Picot takes over her father's medical practice as German occupation and forced labor camps upend island life. Dutch engineer Gerrit van der Zee arrives in a German uniform to secretly aid the Allies, and their uneasy alliance soon tests courage, conscience, and the cost of resistance.

To survive Nazi occupied Netherlands, Cilla van der Zee agrees to spy for Germany in Britain, planning to turn traitor for the Allies instead. Caught on a remote Scottish beach by naval officer Lachlan Mackenzie, she is forced into a risky double agent role that blurs loyalty and love.

Fleeing the German invasion of the Netherlands, young widow Aleida van der Zee Martens reaches London only to be separated from her small son. As she searches for him and helps evacuate children from the city, BBC reporter Hugh Collingwood covers the Blitz and a string of unsettling murders.

During the German occupation of Denmark, Baron Henrik Ahlefeldt hides as a shipyard worker while secretly rowing messages for the resistance. American physicist Else Jensen stays in Copenhagen to print illegal newspapers, and her risky work collides with his carefully guarded double life.

In Nazi occupied Paris, American ballerina Lucie Girard buys her favorite English language bookstore to help its Jewish owners escape and quietly aid the resistance. Industrialist Paul Aubrey stays for a secret U.S. Army mission, but his business ties to Germany make Lucie question everything.

In 1938 Munich, American journalist Evelyn Brand walks a thin line as she reports on rising Nazi brutality without getting expelled. Idealistic graduate student Peter Lang slowly sees the truth and begins passing her information, drawing them both into escalating danger.

Army Ranger Clay Paxton trains for the D day invasion while a recurring dream of his death and a deep family rift haunt him. At Camp Forrest, librarian Leah Jones longs for belonging, and a brutal attack pushes them into a marriage of convenience that could grow into real love.

Haunted by a tragic past, Lt. Adler Paxton joins a fighter group in England, determined to earn redemption in the skies over France. On the ground, Red Cross worker Violet Lindstrom serves the airmen and local children, slowly breaking through his defenses as D day approaches.

In early 1944, American naval officer Wyatt Paxton arrives in London to help plan the bombardment for D day. He teams with British Wren Dorothy Fairfax, who stitches together photos to map the Normandy coast, even as grief, loyalty, and family secrets complicate their growing affection.

Socialite Quintessa Beaumont joins the Navy's new WAVES program determined to leave her frivolous past behind. In Boston's Anti Submarine Warfare Unit she is assigned to steady Lt. Dan Avery, whose hunt for German U boats and a suspected spy collides with her risky investigation and unexpected feelings.

New pharmacist Lillian Avery seizes her chance to work in wartime Boston, even if suspicious customers and a charming naval officer test her resolve. Ensign Archer Vandenberg suspects his jittery crewmen are being drugged, and he needs Lillian's help to expose a deadly scheme and earn her trust.

In 1941 Boston, shipyard secretary Mary Stirling prefers to stay out of the spotlight, while Ensign Jim Avery escorts convoys across the Atlantic. When hints of sabotage surface on Jim's new destroyer, the two friends hunt for a saboteur as America edges toward war.

Flight nurse Kay Jobson has a reputation for breaking hearts on every airfield, but C 47 pilot Roger Cooper seems immune to her charm. As they ferry paratroopers and wounded soldiers across Italy and southern France, dangerous missions force them to confront old wounds and the possibility of real change.

Cheerful flight nurse Georgiana Taylor loves her work and the boyfriend waiting back home. In war torn Sicily she meets Army pharmacist John Hutchinson, who resents his lack of rank, and their shared night shifts and shared doubts slowly turn friendship into something far more costly.

Shy flight nurse Mellie Blake joins a morale program that pairs servicemembers as anonymous pen pals. Her letters to engineer officer Tom MacGilliver cross the ocean and build an unexpected bond, but when both are transferred to Algeria, they must decide if they dare meet face to face.

War widow Helen Carlisle hides her grief behind tireless volunteer work in her California hometown. Lt. Raymond Novak trains bomber crews but fears combat, until his growing love for Helen and the demands of war push them both to risk reputations, safety, and their carefully managed lives.

Major Jack Novak is used to succeeding at every mission until a crash lands him in the care of Army nurse Ruth Doherty. Ruth is determined to guard her heart while supporting younger siblings, but as combat intensifies, painful secrets and battlefield danger bind and test them both.

Obedient socialite Allie Miller is prepared to marry a man she does not love to please her parents. During a wartime wedding in California she meets B 17 pilot Walt Novak, and their music filled friendship by letter soon challenges every expectation laid on them.