Janet Tronstad Books in Order

When Matthew Curtis first sees Glory Beckett framed in his headlights, he half believes an angel has come to town. Dry Creek soon turns one stranger's arrival into gossip, danger, and an unexpected second chance at love.

After rancher Garth Elkton rescues Sylvia Bannister from a winter ditch and then finds her again, he wants to help. Sylvia's past has taught her not to trust men, but Dry Creek keeps pushing them together.

When wedding plans unravel just as a baby changes everything, Dry Creek closes ranks around Chrissy Hamilton. What begins as a crisis turns into a tender story about pride, scandal, and the family she didn't expect.

A wealthy outsider comes to Dry Creek thinking money can solve most problems. The town's plainspoken values, and an unexpected romance, force him to ask what real security and belonging actually look like.

A holiday errand in a Santa suit leaves rodeo star Zach Lucas snowbound with widow Jenny Collins and her children. What starts as a temporary Christmas stop turns into a warm romance about family, faith, and staying put.

Garrett Hamilton falls hard for rancher Nicki Redfern while helping a former Dry Creek resident. He can keep drifting or finally risk the kind of love and faith that might give him a real home.

Millie Corwin sneaks into Dry Creek's cafe to leave gifts and gets mistaken for a thief. Brad Parker soon realizes there's more to her than trouble, and Christmas becomes a season of apology, faith, and romance.

When ballet teacher Lizette Baker opens Dry Creek's first dance studio, the town expects pastries, not pirouettes. Her Christmas Nutcracker brings sparkle, while Judd and the children in his care remind her that love can arrive quietly.

A mother with two children comes to Dry Creek needing safety and a place to rebuild. The town's steady kindness, and one man's quiet support, make home feel possible again.

Carly Winston hopes playing Mary in the nativity will help her stop hiding her family's painful past. With Christmas closing in, honesty may be the only way to protect her growing relationship and the life she wants.

Future lawyer Becca Snyder is drawn to Mark Russo, a man who gave up money to run a shelter for homeless teens. What starts as confusion becomes a searching look at purpose, compassion, and love.

This two-in-one edition pairs A Match Made in Dry Creek with Seven Hundred Pansies, blending second chances, old misunderstandings, and gentle romance. Both stories have Tronstad's gift for wounded hearts, small turns of grace, and hopeful endings.

Julie White claims to be a wedding planner just to survive her rich cousin Elaine's snobbery, then gets stuck saving the ceremony for real. What follows is a lively romance full of wedding chaos and unexpected heart.

Widow Marla Gossett is sure deputy Les Wilkerson suspects her son of stealing a figure from the church nativity. What follows is a Christmas story about worry, mercy, and love finding room to grow.

Five years after cancer brought four teenage girls together, Marilee Davidson and her friends are still meeting as the Sisterhood. New goals, first dates, and old fears test whether survival is the same thing as truly living.

Charley Nelson decides it may be time for love to visit him, too. In Dry Creek, a simple courtship soon becomes a warm story about companionship, town meddling, and the courage to begin again.

In Montana Territory, Christmas in Dry Creek offers a woman on the edge of starting over one fragile chance at belonging. Frontier hardship, community kindness, and a growing romance turn a hard season into hope.

Music star Duane Enger rolls back into Dry Creek in a tour bus and straight into Linda Morgan's guarded heart. Fame changed his life, but the town and the woman he left behind may change it again.

Rodeo champion Zach Lucas agrees to play Santa for one quick errand and ends up stranded in a blizzard with widow Jenny Collins and her children. Christmas in Dry Creek gives all of them a reason to hope again.

Lizabett McDonald thinks wedding planning leaves no room to chase her longtime crush, Rick Keifer. But as the Sisterhood rallies around a friend's big day, Lizabett has to decide whether her own hopes are worth risking.

Private investigator Wade Sutton returns to the hometown he never wanted to revisit to quietly protect Jasmine Hunter. Christmas preparations, buried memories, and Jasmine's fragile future make leaving Dry Creek much harder than he expected.

Undercover agent Flint Harris learns that the prom-night elopement he forgot may have been real after all. Back in Dry Creek, he and Francis Elkton get an unexpected second chance to decide whether young love can last.

In tiny Treasure Creek, Alaska, pediatrician Alex Haven is counting the days until he can leave. Nurse Maryann Jenner is determined to find him a reason to stay, and a crisis makes both of them rethink what home means.

All of Dry Creek thinks mechanic Conrad Nelson is looking for a wife after a prayer request lands in the church bulletin. Then Katrina Britton arrives, carrying worries of her own and looking nothing like a temporary visitor.

Rodeo rider Wade Stone returns to Dry Creek with a past the town hasn't forgotten and a first love he never quite left behind. Christmas traditions and old secrets make homecoming riskier, and sweeter, than he expected.

Years after a troubled bond began in a juvenile home, Cat turns up in Dry Creek with a daughter and nowhere else to go. Jake Stone must sort through old hurt, fierce loyalty, and the family they might still become.

This holiday anthology brings together frontier romances where mail-order brides head west just as winter closes in. Snow, uncertainty, and Christmas hope give these stories a warm old-West charm.

Back on the family ranch after years of pain and public shame, Gracie Stone wants a quiet life. Calen Gray and a crisis involving his daughter push her toward the love and future she thought were gone.

Runaway bride Angelina Brighton chooses life as a ranch cook over the marriage her father arranged. In Dry Creek, Tyler Stone seems like the man sent to drag her back, until both of them start wanting something different.

A blizzard leaves Renee Gray with an unconscious stranger on her porch just before Christmas. Nursing him through the storm means facing secrets, danger, and the chance that Dry Creek still makes room for miracles.

Hunter Jacobson thinks his grandfather is running another scheme when Scarlett Murphy shows up with a claim tied to an old Alaska gold mine. A trip north forces them to face family feuds, danger, and the possibility of trust.

In 1958 Montana, truck driver Buddy Hamilton keeps stopping at the Heartbreak Cafe and falling deeper for widow Penny Rose. A small town, six children, and one stubborn pair of hearts make this a sweet retro romance.

Clay West returns to Dry Creek after four years in prison, determined to clear his name and win Allie Nelson's forgiveness. But trusting him means reopening old wounds for her and her family.

After a four-year coma, Mark Nelson wakes to learn Hannah Stelling has been raising the son he never knew existed. Back in Dry Creek, lost time, old hurt, and a little boy's hopes force them to start over.

Soldier Mark Dakota comes home too late for a goodbye and finds himself working beside Bailey Rosen, his late foster brother's pregnant widow. A temporary arrangement on a Montana ranch soon feels dangerously like the family he's always wanted.

Joshua Spencer wants Emma Smitt to claim the home her unborn child deserves, but Emma is determined to stand on her own after a sham marriage. His steady kindness turns a practical rescue into a tender fight for trust.

With no future left in Chicago, Eleanor Fitzpatrick heads west to marry sheriff Matt Baynes in name only. Caring for his orphaned niece and nephew is easy. Trusting a decent man with her heart is much harder.

Mail-order bride Vivian Eastman arrives in Wyoming Territory wanting safety for herself and her young ward, not marriage. Widower Craig Martin thinks the agency sent the wrong woman, until his homestead starts feeling like home to them both.