Jennie Marts Books in Order

Sunny Vale's friends think six blind dates will fix her love life, but one of them may connect to something deadly. Meanwhile, the mysterious man next door might be hiding answers, or he might be the biggest risk of all.

Widowed Holly Adams goes home with a short list from her therapist and more grief than she knows what to do with. When a winter storm strands her with cowboy Levi Garrett, Christmas starts feeling possible again.

Single mom and lawyer Maggie Hayes is done with heartache until a murder case drops game designer Jeremy Rogers into her world. Defending him means facing danger, reopening her heart, and trusting her instincts.

Edna Allen, the oldest and boldest Page Turner, gets her own shot at romance when an old flame comes back into her life. Of course, love does not arrive quietly, and neither does the trouble circling this book club.

Detective Jerry Finney trusts facts, not ghosts, until Halloween night throws him together with Zia, the psychic next door. A ransacked office, a dead body, and one very strange case force this opposite pair to work together.

Cherry Hill becomes guardian to her young nephew after a family tragedy, and suddenly everything in her life changes. Sheriff Taylor Johnson, the man who broke her heart years ago, steps in to help, but Cherry is hiding secrets of her own.

A short winter romance where close quarters and cold-weather chaos quickly turn up the heat. It is a quick, cozy story built around banter, attraction, and a fast-moving happy ending.

Accountant Zoey Allen discovers money-laundering trouble at work, then finds a dead body in her apartment on the same day. With officer Mac McCarthy and the Page Turners on her side, the case gets dangerous in a hurry.

After her fiancé leaves her broke and heartbroken, Charlie Ryan inherits a Montana farm from a grandmother she never knew. Starting over sounds simple until the ranch, the town, and local vet Zack Cooper begin to feel like home.

Addison Cavanaugh has one rule, never date hockey players, which becomes awkward after she kisses newly traded bad boy Bane Bannister. He is also her father's player, so every spark comes with a side of trouble.

Big-city reporter Avery Oliver heads into the Colorado outdoors with fishing guide Sully Reed to write the kind of story that could change her career. A fake dating arrangement, a storm, and too much chemistry make the trip personal fast.

Caterer Gabby Davis is trying to launch her business and keep her life from spinning out when NHL bad boy Owen Bannister barges in. Their chemistry is hot, but Owen's reputation makes him the last man she wants to trust.

Reese Hudson only meant to torch some breakup baggage, not burn down an outhouse and earn a sentence to rebuild it. Supervising ranger Wade Baker is not amused, but forced time together starts changing both of them.

Accountant Jack Bannister likes life orderly until his teenage crush, Murphy Ryan, moves back next door with trouble on her heels. She is building a women's hockey team, he has never quite forgotten her, and old feelings come roaring back.

Emma Frank returns to Montana after escaping a bad marriage and finds safety, friendship, and unexpected tenderness at Tucked Away farm. Cowboy Cash Walker is drawn to her from the start, but both of them are still wrestling with old ghosts.

Video game designer Adam Clark signs up for Cowboy Camp to add some real ranch detail to his latest project. What he doesn't plan for is single mom Skye Hawkins, whose struggling dude ranch and guarded heart pull him in for real.

Trip Turner comes back to the Montana ranch where he learned how to straighten out his life and finds Bre Wilson waiting there, still wounded by the way he left her. He wants a second chance, but first he has to prove he has changed.

A practical workbook for writers who want to track word counts, plan projects, and build momentum with timed writing sprints. It focuses on habits, productivity, and turning scattered writing time into steady progress.

After NHL injuries send Rockford James home to Creedence, he finds his old feelings for high school sweetheart Quinn Rivers are still very much alive. Quinn is raising a son and has good reason to guard her heart this time.

College freshman Piper Denton wants a normal start on campus, but her roommate is murdered on the first day of class. Between a stray dog, nosy book club sleuths, and her crush on barista Fitz, normal disappears fast.

Reporter Tessa Kane needs a story on hockey star Rockford James, but she doesn't expect to fall for his steady, ranch-running brother instead. Mason James has no interest in being used again, which makes every spark between them a problem.

Back on the family ranch after a wreck ended his hockey dreams, Colt James wants a quiet life with no surprises. Then he teams up with orderly schoolteacher Chloe Bishop to coach a pack of rowdy kids, and trouble follows fast.

Harper Evans comes to Creedence determined to get her son back, not fall for her temporary boss. But housekeeper duties, holiday chaos, and rancher Logan Rivers's quiet kindness make that plan harder by the day.

Bubbly Bryn Callahan keeps taking in strays, including a badly abused horse, and soon finds herself building a rescue ranch she never planned on. The one person who truly understands the animals is brooding cowboy Zane Taylor, who is much harder to read.

Ex-rodeo cowboy Cade Callahan suddenly finds himself caring for the estranged teenage daughter he barely knows after a tragedy. Physical therapist Nora Fisher arrives to help with recovery, and together they begin piecing a family back together.

Jocelyn Stone returns home when her injured grandmother needs help saving Harmony Ranch, a struggling Colorado living history homestead. Working side by side with caretaker and old love Mack Talbot forces Jocelyn to face the past while the ranch fights for its future.

After a kitchen fire, young widow Elle Brooks lands at her friend's rescue ranch and finds herself spending unexpected time with veterinarian Brody Tate and his daughter. Both are carrying grief, which makes the growing attraction feel equal parts comforting and risky.

Shy romance writer Kaylee Collins heads to a Montana ranch to research the cowboy life she keeps getting wrong on the page. There she meets widowed rancher Luke Montgomery, and the trip that was supposed to fix her book starts changing her life.

Single mom Jillian Bennett is juggling her son, a new library job, and volunteer hours at the horse rescue when sparks keep flying with deputy Ethan Rayburn. Their easy flirtation turns complicated as old baggage and questions of trust refuse to stay buried.

Grinchy cowboy Holt Callahan has no use for Christmas until he runs into Lainey McBride, the girl who broke his heart years earlier. Holiday ranch festivities, rescued animals, and unfinished business bring them back together.

Carley Chapman's salon troubles push her straight into the orbit of Knox Garrison and the horse rescue ranch. One fake engagement later, the line between helping out and falling hard is looking dangerously thin.

Ford Lassiter cannot forget the woman he shared one unforgettable wedding weekend with, especially when she turns up again in his Colorado mountain town. Bitsy Cole is finally changing her life, and Ford suddenly wants in on it.

Mystery author Bailey Briggs comes home to Humble Hills with her daughter to help Granny Bee, then promptly finds the town founder dead. Clearing her grandmother's name means digging into old grudges, honey, and murder.

The Bee Festival should be good news for Humble Hills, until a celebrity host winds up dead and Bailey's best friend becomes the obvious suspect. Bailey, Granny Bee, and the rest of the hive jump back into sleuthing mode.

One of the Lassiter brothers gets his turn at love when ranch life, family baggage, and small-town complications refuse to stay simple. In Woodland Hills, even the cowboy trying to keep his guard up may be overdue for a fresh start.

Chevy Lassiter let Leni Gibbs go years ago so she could chase her dreams, and neither of them ever really moved on. When she comes back to Woodland Hills to help her sister, the old chemistry is impossible to ignore.

Newcomer Mack Lassiter stays in Woodland Hills after discovering the half-brothers he never knew, then falls for coffee shop owner and single mom Lorna Gibbs. A fake relationship offers protection, but real feelings make everything harder.