Cowboys by the Dozen Books in Order

Annabelle is wary of Frisco Joe and his intimidating cowboy family, until he soothes her cranky baby girl with surprising ease. Suddenly the toughest man in the room starts to look dangerously gentle.

In the middle of a loud, loving cowboy clan, Laredo meets the one woman lively enough to match him stride for stride. Their teasing quickly turns serious when attraction and family expectations collide.

A disciplined Texas hero meets a woman nobody can quite contain, and the result is sparks from page one. Freedom, commitment and family pressure all get tangled together in this fast-moving western romance.

When a swaggering cowboy faces more responsibility than he bargained for, confidence alone is not enough. This family-centered romance leans into big feelings, Texas charm and the trouble with fighting what feels right.

Calhoun may think he can outrun romance, but the woman in his path has other ideas. This one is playful, family-packed and built around the delicious problem of being caught exactly where you belong.

An old attraction flares back up when a Texas cowboy collides with the woman who still knows exactly how to unsettle him. Family meddling and long memory make staying detached nearly impossible.

A proud cowboy and a determined heroine circle each other through banter, family complications and steadily rising desire. The real question is whether either of them is ready to stop treating love like a dare.

Archer finds himself facing family chaos and a woman capable of upending every plan he had. Leonard mixes humor, emotion and a lively Texas cast to show how quickly a guarded heart can lose the fight.

A cowboy who values his independence has to rethink everything when love starts feeling a lot like home. Small-town loyalties and family expectations keep the stakes personal all the way through.

This holiday bonus brings Texas-sized Christmas spirit, family bustle and plenty of romantic complication. It is warm, lively and full of the series' trademark mix of community and cowboy charm.

Crockett expects attraction, not the deeper pull of a woman who sees through him. Their romance comes with sparks, stubbornness and the growing sense that neither of them will walk away unchanged.

The man called Last discovers that temptation is a lot harder to shrug off when it looks like real love. Texas charm and a very involved family keep the story moving at a brisk clip.

What begins with pressure to marry turns into something far more personal for Mason. Family noise, heartfelt emotion and a cowboy who has to stop resisting make this a classic series entry.