Amanda Cabot Books in Order

Mail-order bride Sarah Dobbs reaches San Antonio ready to meet the man whose letters won her heart, only to learn he is dead. His brother Clay is hunting a killer, and Sarah has nowhere else to go.

Priscilla Morton heads to Texas looking for adventure and finds heartbreak instead. Ranch foreman Zachary Webster cares for her deeply, but his own regrets make it hard to believe they can build something lasting.

Harriet Kirk takes a teaching job in Ladreville to secure a better future for her younger siblings. Former Texas Ranger Lawrence Wood stirs feelings she does not trust, even as both struggle to outrun the past.

Celia Anderson runs a boardinghouse in a Wyoming mining town and insists she has no need for a husband. Then a wandering carpenter arrives, and a Christmas wish that once seemed impossible starts to feel real.

Worried about her sister, Abigail Harding leaves Vermont for Wyoming and survives a violent stagecoach attack. Lieutenant Ethan Bowles keeps crossing her path, forcing her to question the future she thought she wanted.

Charlotte opens a dressmaker's shop in Cheyenne to escape a robber who believes she knows the key to lost treasure. Falling for Barrett Landry would be risky enough without the past closing in again.

Career-driven Kate Sherwood visits the rundown Texas resort that meant everything to her grandmother and meets handyman Greg Vange. Both are at turning points, and Rainbow's End may offer more than either expected.

Lorraine Caldwell thinks finding her long-lost brother may solve her inheritance problem. Instead, she meets a mysterious carousel carver and discovers that one letter can change far more than her fortune.

Esther Hathaway commissions artist Jeremy Snyder to paint a special Christmas wedding gift for her niece. Time together awakens old hopes, and both must decide whether love still has room in their lives.

A](https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00MO0KW52%22,%22description%22:%22A) collection of sweet, faith-leaning romances with a rural backdrop. These shorter stories focus on family, hard work, and love that grows through everyday challenges.

Five historical romances unfold across the Northeast, from early American settings to the 1930s. Each story pairs regional history with faith, hardship, and couples trying to build a place to belong.

Elizabeth Harding arrives in Cheyenne ready to prove herself as a doctor, only to find most of the town doubtful of a lady physician. When deception endangers one of her patients, she must work with attorney Jason Nordling.

After losing her job, Marisa St. George returns to her Texas hometown and takes work at the struggling Rainbow's End resort. Blake Kendall looks like a fresh start, until she learns he is not who he claims.

Nine historical romances follow couples in the American West who have nearly given up on love. The stories lean into patient courtship, faith, and second chances that arrive later than expected.

A storm leaves Gillian Hodge stranded with biker TJ Benjamin at Rainbow's End Resort. She is grieving a career-ending injury, he is wandering after loss, and neither is ready for the pull between them.

Naomi Towson needs money for her mother's eye surgery, and cattle baron Gideon Carlisle needs a temporary fiancee to satisfy his meddling mother. Their business arrangement is supposed to end after the holiday.

These nine historical romances are tied to the transcontinental railroad and the lives changed by it. Travel, danger, and fresh starts bring unlikely couples together on journeys that may end in love.

Nine historical romances trace brave women's lives through war, injustice, and westward change. The collection spans decades and settings, pairing hardship with faith, courage, and the possibility of love.

Lydia Crawford arrives in Cimarron Creek expecting a wedding and finds her fiance gone, with scandal left behind. The town sheriff offers help, but in a place full of grudges and secrets, trust is hard.

Schoolteacher Catherine Whitfield has stopped believing in her own future, and newcomer Austin Goddard is hiding more than he admits. As affection grows, his secret past threatens the life they both want.

Widowed midwife Thea Michener comes to Cimarron Creek hoping for a fresh start, only to meet a Texas Ranger with questions about her late husband. An abandoned baby and an old crime pull them into the same fight.

Evelyn Radcliffe escapes a fire with a young orphan and heads to Mesquite Springs, convinced her parents' murders are tied to her new trouble. Wyatt Clark offers shelter, but danger has followed her west.

This collection gathers four Cheyenne-set novellas filled with second chances, convenient courtships, and quiet western charm. Amanda Cabot keeps the stakes personal and the romances warm, with faith and community close at hand.

Dorothy Clark dreams of writing something important, and newspaperman Brandon Holloway seems like her chance. When someone tries to ruin the town paper and divide Mesquite Springs, they have to uncover the truth together.

Fleeing a dangerous suitor, Alexandra Tarkington heads to Mesquite Springs and finds herself drawn to Gabe Seymour. But with suspicious men closing in and secrets about her father surfacing, safety and love both look uncertain.

Emily Leland comes home widowed and nearly penniless, only to learn her father's death may not have been natural. As she helps schoolmaster Craig Ferguson and turns her house into a boardinghouse, the mystery grows darker.

Louisa Vaughn plans only a brief stay in Sweetwater Crossing, then finds an injured man by the road and trouble aimed straight at her future. Josh Porter may help, but someone wants the town's lady doctor gone.

Joanna Vaughn returns to Sweetwater Crossing with her music career and marriage both shattered. Joining Dr. Burke Finley to uncover what happened to Clive Finley forces her to face old ghosts and new feelings.

Greta Engel wants to give her young brother one unforgettable Christmas and escape the man who threatened them in Houston. Stranded in Sweetwater Crossing, she finds work, a would-be sheriff, and a reason to hope.

Sophia Carr returns home after tragedy to rebuild her family's hotel and save Carr Valley, but her grandfather's will says she must marry first. Gideon Spencer needs a wife just as urgently, and convenience soon turns complicated.

After cholera kills her parents on the Oregon Trail, Avice is pushed toward a marriage she does not want. At Fort Laramie, widowed post trader Raleigh offers a practical solution that may become something deeper.

Victoria Holton flees social ruin for Carr Valley and tries to reinvent herself among friends. Pastor Peter Mulholland is already under pressure, and a stranger's arrival stirs old secrets and impossible choices.