Capture My Heart Books in Order
Part ofRosanne Bittner Books in OrderSee the Capture My Heart series by Rosanne Bittner in order, with short summaries, reading order notes, and background on this Colorado frontier saga.
Last updated: July 3, 2026
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Capture My Heart books in publication order
2 books
Capture My Heart
by Rosanne Bittner
2017
Claire Stewart inherits her father's freighting business in 1864 Denver and refuses to be pushed aside. With army scout Two Wolves, she tries to prove that supposed Indian attacks are being staged, and their alliance turns into forbidden love.
A Warrior's Promise
by Rosanne Bittner
2018
Claire and Peter James Matthews, once known as Two Wolves, are finally married and building a life in Colorado. Then rising hatred against the Cheyenne and the horror of Sand Creek threaten to tear apart everything they promised each other.
Capture My Heart books in chronological order
Series background & context
The Capture My Heart books are among Bittner's later returns to the kind of Native-centered western romance she has long been known for. The series begins in 1860s Colorado with Claire Stewart, a strong-minded businesswoman, and Two Wolves, a half-Cheyenne army scout who moves between the white and Native worlds under different names.
What makes these books interesting is that the romance sits right inside real historical pressure. The first story turns on false raids and the way fear can be manufactured to keep hatred alive. Claire and Two Wolves are not just fighting for each other. They are trying to tell the truth in a place where powerful people benefit from lies.
That truth has a cost.
The second book carries their story into marriage, business, and the growing danger facing the Cheyenne, especially as violence in Colorado intensifies. Bittner uses the relationship between Claire and Two Wolves, also called Peter James Matthews, to show how love can be tender and durable while still being pulled hard by history, identity, and public hatred.
If you like romance with strong historical stakes, this series is a good fit. It has the sweeping emotion Bittner readers expect, but it also pays close attention to how public events shape private lives, especially for people trying to build a mixed family in a deeply divided world.
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