Patterns of Love
This second installment of the Coming to America series tells the story of Inga, a Swedish immigrant working as a housekeeper for Iowa rancher Dirk Bridger, who has come home to tend to his ailing mother and orphaned nieces.  It won the Romance Writers of America's RITA Award for Best Inspirational in 1999.


Catching Katie
Again set in Idaho, this book features a young suffragette who has recently returned home after being away at college.  I recall enjoying the feistiness of Katie, the heroine, as she struggled to assert her independence in a traditional family and town set in its ways.  And of course there is a beguiling childhood pal—male of course—to make her question her choices.  It made the Library Journal Best Books of 2004 list.

Loving Libby
This book takes us back to the old west, where another spunky heroine, Libby Blue decides to run from her past—which includes a ruthless father and a privileged life.  She thinks she has escaped until Remington Walker comes into her life.


Diamond Place
This novella is about a baseball playing 10 year old determined to make a love connection between her mother and her widowed baseball coach. Her mom doesn't respond quite the way she wants her to, creating lots of mayhem and confusion until things get sorted out.  Part of the Hart’s Crossing series.

And her most recent release:
A Carol for Christmas
Here's Robin's blog post about her latest book.  

The photo of Robin and her dog Poppet is from her website, www.robinleehatcher.com