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Kingridge Ranch Books in Order

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See the Kingridge Ranch books by Elsie James in order, with quick summaries, series background, and easy guidance on where to begin.

Last updated: July 11, 2026

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Kingridge Ranch books in publication order

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8 books

1

Brand Me

by Elsie James

2025

Second chances take center stage when old feelings reignite on the ranch. This cowboy romance blends history, regret, and the stubborn hope that maybe love can work the second time around.

2

Buck Me

by Elsie James

2025

Forbidden attraction makes everything hotter in this Kingridge Ranch installment. Family expectations and bad timing raise the stakes, but the chemistry refuses to stay hidden.

3

Eliza, Kingridge

by Elsie James

2025

Christmas at Kingridge Ranch gives Eliza her own holiday romance, complete with family noise, winter feelings, and cowboy charm. It's a festive capstone to the series' big-hearted ranch world.

4

Hitch Me

by Elsie James

2025

Geoffrey plans to expose the anonymous podcaster spreading rumors about his family, then Brynn arrives with a goat yoga retreat and far too many distractions. Secrets, sass, and old tension turn this ranch romance especially fun.

5

Ride Me

by Elsie James

2025

A fake relationship at Kingridge Ranch starts as a useful arrangement and spirals into something a lot messier. With ranch work, small-town gossip, and real feelings in the mix, pretending doesn't stay simple.

6

Rope Me

by Elsie James

2025

After her divorce from the mayor, single mom Cassidy hides out at Kingridge Ranch with her son and meets Alexander, the boy she once babysat, all grown up. Safety, history, and strong chemistry make the stakes feel real fast.

7

Saddle Me

by Elsie James

2025

Forced proximity throws another Kingridge couple together before either is ready for it. Close quarters and ranch drama do the rest in this quick, high-heat cowboy romance.

8

Wrangle Me

by Elsie James

2025

Stable manager Callum falls for Maisie, a woman running from a strict past, and their attraction changes both of their lives. A surprise pregnancy forces them to decide whether one wild spark can become a future.

Kingridge Ranch books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "Rope Me"

    Rope Me

    by Elsie James

    2025Kingridge Ranch, Book 1
  2. Book cover for "Ride Me"

    Ride Me

    by Elsie James

    2025Kingridge Ranch, Book 2
  3. Book cover for "Wrangle Me"

    Wrangle Me

    by Elsie James

    2025Kingridge Ranch, Book 3
  4. Book cover for "Brand Me"

    Brand Me

    by Elsie James

    2025Kingridge Ranch, Book 4
  5. Book cover for "Buck Me"

    Buck Me

    by Elsie James

    2025Kingridge Ranch, Book 5
  6. Book cover for "Hitch Me"

    Hitch Me

    by Elsie James

    2025Kingridge Ranch, Book 6
  7. Book cover for "Saddle Me"

    Saddle Me

    by Elsie James

    2025Kingridge Ranch, Book 7
  8. Book cover for "Eliza, Kingridge"

    Eliza, Kingridge

    by Elsie James

    2025Kingridge Ranch, Book 8

Series background & context

Kingridge Ranch is one of Elsie James's biggest cowboy worlds, and it has a little more family power and social pressure than some of her earlier series. The Kingridge brothers are ranching royalty in Sagebrush Creek, which means money, land, reputation, and a whole lot of local gossip all come with the package.

That extra weight gives the books a strong ongoing thread. These are still short, trope-driven romances, single moms, fake relationships, surprise pregnancies, second chances, forbidden love, forced proximity, but the family story keeps running underneath them. There are old wounds inside the ranch, expectations that follow the brothers everywhere, and even an anonymous podcaster spreading rumors around town.

The result is a series that feels more crowded and lively than a simple cowboy setup. Love is never happening in a vacuum. Everyone has history. Everyone knows everyone. Bad decisions travel fast. So do feelings.

If you like cowboy romance with a bigger connected-world feeling, Kingridge Ranch is a strong place to spend time. The ranch work, the family politics, and the small-town rumor mill all help the romances feel a little messier and a lot more fun.

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