Author/Speaker
Through her novels and speaking engagements, Megan DiMaria loves to be an encouragement to women. Her upbeat personality and deep appreciation for the humor in ordinary moments create a bond with other women as they laugh and learn that life is an adventure, one not for the weak of heart.
Megan writes upmarket fiction for women who enjoy nuanced characters and complex themes that affirm the value of faith and family. Megan's women’s fiction features strong female leads and unique concepts.
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Her first two novels, deep-issue mom-lit fiction, Searching for Spice and Out of Her Hands are available on Amazon.
A FREE guide for readers looking for their next favorite book!
Dear fellow book lover, I'm happy to present my 2026 list of inspirational and clean fiction suggestions. I hope these recommendations resonate with you if you love intriguing narratives, vibrant characters, and enriching themes.​
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Upcoming Novels
Upcoming Novels
Like Snow on Tulips
Duty sends a widowed photo editor to Ireland to retrieve a buried heirloom—and home with a secret that forces her to deal with the past she can’t fix and the future she hopes to build.
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When Julie Bowers’ emotionally distant mother confesses she’s dying and demands Julie travel to Ireland to retrieve a family heirloom buried decades ago, she obeys with the desperate hope that compliance might stitch their torn relationship back together.
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​What starts as an odd errand turns into a reckoning: an old accident comes into clearer light,
long-held resentments surface, and Julie discovers that obedience sometimes looks an awful lot like the first step toward freedom.
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Pulled between a rising career, two grieving children, and a new friendship with a handsome neighbor, Julie must decide the best way forward while learning how to forgive—before time runs out.
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​Cullen Burke and his son escaped a dire situation and found refuge in the high plains of Colorado. Cullen’s only plan is to put his energy into making William safe and happy, but a soccer mom with intense hazel eyes and kind demeanor captures his attention. Is it possible to move forward when he keeps having to look over his shoulder?
Caught in the Wind:
A Dust Bowl Story
You are needed STOP
Please come STOP
Wife ill STOP
Can God be trusted even when the ground beneath your feet takes flight and scatters?
She’s desperate for independence and success. He’s desperate to save the family farm.
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Answering the call to help her family, Alma Bartell travels to Southeastern Colorado and lands in the middle of the Dust Bowl.
Alma's plans for an independent future seem to be slipping out of her control as she finds her choices narrowing. Meanwhile, Ben Walker puts his heart and energy toward making his farm successful, all while caring for his ailing mother and orphaned niece. A chance encounter brings these childhood friends together. Can an optimistic tomorrow man and a disheartened city girl be the answer to each other’s prayers?
The Journeys of
Margaret Caruso
A time-traveling suburban housewife struggles with a willful teenage daughter and a crumbling marriage.
Margaret Caruso, a 1969 suburban housewife, leads a secret life: she travels through time, living among families from the past.
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For Margaret, raised as an adopted only child, living with tight family units from the past was like giving a tall glass of water to a parched woman. Between journeys, Margaret returns to her life where she juggles a wild teenage daughter, an emotionally unavailable mother, and a crumbling marriage.
Margaret feels that surely her travels change something. But what? Could her journeys change everything?
When Hope Blooms
Old family secrets have a way of coming to light.
​Widow Viola Walsh, 86, lives out her days in luxury at Legacy Estates—a comfort she enjoys because of the benevolence of her only child, Erin. Viola has everything she needs for her golden years, except the companionship of a loved one. When Erin passes away, Viola learns she has a granddaughter living only minutes away.
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Twenty-eight-year-old Ava Hebert is alone in the world. Her mother abandoned the family when Ava was an infant, and her father passed away eight years ago.​
Nearly a century earlier, letters flew across the Atlantic, chronicling the hopes, challenges, and choices of two sisters. In 1930, Moira Kelly leaves Ireland behind for a new life in America. Deirdre stays home on the farm, living the quiet life of a single girl with few prospects. Their correspondence illustrates the choices that shape a life, and that well-laid plans don’t always work out.
​When Ava discovers she's the heir to her long-lost, wealthy mother's estate, Ava's life takes a drastic turn. To qualify for the inheritance, she must agree to oversee the care of Viola, her cantankerous grandmother. Ava never knew about her heritage, but now that she’s connected with Viola, her grandmother won’t open up. With her inheritance, Ava purchases the Victorian home her great-grandparents bought 87 years ago. Ava looks around and thinks, if only these walls could talk. Meanwhile, the handsome attorney involved in the legal details becomes a complication in Ava’s life.