


Moses Lake
3 books
The Moses Lake series by Lisa Wingate has 2 books. Start with Over the Moon at the Big Lizard Diner (2005), then read the rest in the order below.
Moses Lake reading order

Over the Moon at the Big Lizard Diner
Lisa Wingate
Single mother Lindsey is barely holding things together when her unreliable ex-husband suddenly takes an interest in their eight-year-old daughter, Sydney. Amid the upheaval, Lindsey finds herself drawn to Zach Truitt, a veterinarian-turned-cowboy whose steady presence challenges her fears and guarded heart. As their relationship develops, she must confront long-buried doubts about faith, trust, and whether she is willing to risk hope again. Warm, witty, and emotionally resonant, this contemporary romance explores second chances, family complications, and the courage it takes to believe in love.

Larkspur Cove
Lisa Wingate
After surviving the worst year of her life, social worker Andrea Henderson moves with her young son to Moses Lake, determined to build a quiet, stable future. But when an unexpected discovery draws her into the secrets surrounding Larkspur Cove, adventure—and danger—finds her despite her best efforts. As Andrea searches for answers, she must confront questions of trust, healing, and whether a wounded heart can learn to hope again. Set against a vividly rendered lakeside community, this poignant story blends mystery, family drama, and the redemptive power of second chances.

Blue Moon Bay
Lisa Wingate
Seattle architect Heather Hampton returns to her father’s hometown of Moses Lake, Texas, where her firm’s ambitious development plans depend on the sale of the family farmland. What begins as a business opportunity draws her into a close-knit community shaped by long-held memories, unresolved tensions, and a deep connection to the land. As Heather confronts her family’s past and the competing claims of progress and preservation, she must reconsider what success—and home—truly mean. With warmth and emotional insight, the novel explores family, identity, belonging, and the difficult choices that define a life.