Cowboy Crossing Romances Books in Order

Kade Clark agrees to a practical marriage for the sake of his little boy, Landon, not for love. But Heather Johnson has loved them both for years, and pretending may be the most dangerous part.

Mac and Kimberly get the kind of reunion neither planned nor wanted. Old wounds, family ties, and the pull of Cowboy Crossing make their second chance both messy and impossible to ignore.

After losing her big-city matchmaking job, Maggie returns home and finds herself face to face with a single-dad cowboy who needs help more than a perfect pitch. Small-town sparks follow fast.

Best friends Maverick and Vera know each other a little too well for comfort. Crossing the line into romance means risking the friendship that has always felt safe, especially when real life starts pushing harder.

Liberty and Kansas clash over work, pride, and attraction in a town where everybody notices everything. What starts as a boss romance quickly becomes a test of trust, timing, and whether either can risk more.

Christmas brings two lonely hearts together just when both are aching for family and a fresh start. In Cowboy Crossing, holiday warmth and a few surprises may turn a difficult season into something better.

A fake engagement gives this couple a tidy solution, at least on paper. In practice, family expectations and all-too-real feelings make pretending far more complicated than either of them expected.

A case of mistaken identity puts Cat in the wrong place at exactly the wrong time. Roberto steps in to help, but staying close means facing secrets, danger, and feelings neither of them planned on.

Aurora and Carter step into an arrangement that looks practical from the outside and anything but simple from within. As lines blur and trust grows, a stand-in husband starts to look like the real thing.

Jenna should know better than to fall for her brother's dependable best friend. Riley knows it too, which only makes their growing connection in Cowboy Crossing more complicated and a lot harder to resist.

Graziella and Hugo's romance unfolds inside a bigger web of family loyalties, history, and small-town expectations. It is part love story, part family reckoning, with plenty of heart along the way.

Giovanni and Meredith are pushed back together by history neither has fully put behind them. Their reunion stirs regret, loyalty, and the stubborn hope that some loves are worth trying again.

Tessa and Ari agree to a fake engagement for reasons that seem sensible at first. Then family pressure, old baggage, and a little too much chemistry make the arrangement anything but easy.