Author guide
Amy Harmon Books in Order
Amy Harmon is an American novelist and journalist. She is a Pulitzer Prize-winning New York Times correspondent whose fiction includes contemporary and inspirational romance, historical fiction, romantic fantasy, and young adult paranormal romance. Her novels include Running Barefoot, Making Faces, The Law of Moses, What the Wind Knows, Where the Lost Wander, The Songbook of Benny Lament, A Girl Called Samson, and The Outlaw Noble Salt.
historical fictionromancecontemporary romanceromantic fantasyyoung adult fictionparanormal romancenonfiction
Amy Harmon's Newest Book
Not sure where to begin?
Start with one of these
Making Faces
A widely representative contemporary standalone novel and an accessible entry point to Harmon's emotional, character-driven fiction.
What the Wind Knows
A strong introduction to her historical fiction and time-travel storytelling.
The Bird and the Sword
The opening of her romantic fantasy world and the first book in its complete series.
Read in order
Books by series
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Purgatory
A paranormal young adult romance series about a girl and a boy trapped across time.
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The Law of Moses
A connected contemporary romance trilogy following Moses Wright and the people whose lives intersect with his.
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The Bird and the Sword Chronicles
A romantic fantasy series set in a world of gifted people, kingship, magic, and sacrifice.
Outside the series
Bibliography by category
Novels (12)
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Running BarefootAmazon ↗novel · 2012
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A Different BlueAmazon ↗novel · 2013
- Asperger Love: Searching for Romance When You're Not Wired to ConnectAmazon ↗
nonfiction · 2013
- Making FacesAmazon ↗
novel · 2013
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Infinity + OneAmazon ↗novel · 2014
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From Sand and AshAmazon ↗novel · 2016
- What the Wind KnowsAmazon ↗
novel · 2018
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Where the Lost WanderAmazon ↗novel · 2020
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The Songbook of Benny LamentAmazon ↗novel · 2021
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The Unknown BelovedAmazon ↗novel · 2022
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A Girl Called SamsonAmazon ↗novel · 2023
- The Outlaw Noble SaltAmazon ↗
novel · 2024