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Colorado Confidential (Linda O Johnston) Books in Order

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Find Linda O Johnston's Colorado Confidential books in order, with summaries, series background, and a quick guide to her series entry.

Last updated: July 13, 2026

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Colorado Confidential (Linda O Johnston) books in publication order

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Special Agent Nanny

by Linda O Johnston

2003

A nanny job tied to a high-risk situation is difficult enough before attraction enters the picture. Johnston blends childcare, secrecy, and suspense into a brisk romantic thriller.

Colorado Confidential (Linda O Johnston) books in chronological order

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    Special Agent Nanny

    by Linda O Johnston

    2003Colorado Confidential, Book 1

Series background & context

Colorado Confidential is one of the connected romantic suspense lines Johnston contributed to, and it has the kind of setup she handles well, close community ties, danger that feels personal, and relationships built in the middle of active trouble.

The Colorado setting helps shape the mood.

These stories tend to balance open spaces and domestic stakes with investigations, protection, and secrets that refuse to stay buried. Johnston's entry, Special Agent Nanny, shows the line's appeal nicely. It brings together childcare responsibilities, professional risk, and a romance that has to grow while the characters are dealing with far more than feelings.

That blend is a good match for Johnston. She likes competent adults with real jobs, pressure from the outside world, and emotional decisions that cannot be put off forever. In a connected line like this one, the pleasure often comes from seeing how a single story delivers both a complete romance and a piece of a larger suspense atmosphere.

If you like category romantic suspense with a strong sense of place and a plot that keeps family and danger close together, Colorado Confidential is worth a look, especially for readers who want Johnston in her brisk, protective, Harlequin mode.

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