Bar V5 Dude Ranch Books in Order
Bar V5 Dude Ranch is a series of 5 books written by Melissa McClone.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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Bar V5 Dude Ranch books in publication order
5 books
Home For Christmas
by Melissa McClone
2013
Pastry chef Rachel Murphy spends Christmas in Montana making gingerbread houses while hoping to open her own shop. Dude ranch owner Nate Vaughn offers kitchen space, bringing her business ambitions into close contact with an unexpected romance.
Mistletoe Magic
by Melissa McClone
2013
Caitlin Butler’s quiet Christmas Eve changes when a sick stray kitten leads her to veterinarian Noah Sullivan. Seeing the man she wanted in college care for the animal revives feelings she thought she had put behind her.
Kiss Me, Cowboy
by Melissa McClone
2014
A kiss unsettles dude ranch wranglers Charlie Randall and Zack Harris, whose personal demons keep him distant. Charlie considers leaving Montana to protect her heart, prompting Zack to devise a matchmaking plan that complicates his own feelings.
Mistletoe Wedding
by Melissa McClone
2014
Event planner Meg Redstone fills the Bar V5 ranch with decorations for a Christmas wedding and her daughter’s holiday. Foreman Tyler Murphy is drawn to them both, though neither he nor Meg planned on a new relationship.
A Christmas Homecoming
by Melissa McClone
2015
Ellie Smith wants to spread Christmas cheer at the Bar V5 dude ranch, but billionaire Josiah Whittaker resists the festivities. Her determination to change his holiday experience brings them closer, particularly after a kiss beneath the mistletoe.
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