Lassiter Ranch Books in Order
Part ofJennie Marts Books in OrderSee the Lassiter Ranch books in order by Jennie Marts, with quick summaries, series background, and a simple guide to where to start.
Last updated: July 6, 2026
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Lassiter Ranch books in publication order
4 books
Love at First Cowboy
by Jennie Marts
2023
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.
Overdue for a Cowboy
by Jennie Marts
2024
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.
Second Chance with a Cowboy
by Jennie Marts
2024
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.
Lost and Found Cowboy
by Jennie Marts
2025
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.
Lassiter Ranch books in chronological order
Series background & context
The Lassiter Ranch series is built on one of Jennie Marts's strongest setups: three half-brothers who were abandoned young, raised by their grandparents, and bonded for life by the ranch that became their real home. The brothers are Ford, Dodge, and Chevy Lassiter, all named after the trucks their fathers drove away in, which tells you almost everything you need to know about the pain and dark humor running under the series.
The books are set around Woodland Hills, Colorado, and each story takes one of the brothers through a different kind of romance. Love at First Cowboy starts with Ford. Second Chance with a Cowboy returns to Chevy and the girl he let go years earlier. Lost and Found Cowboy later brings in Mack Lassiter, a half-brother who arrives as an outsider and ends up finding family, home, and love in the same town. Even when the couples change, the ranch remains the emotional anchor.
Found family is the whole point here.
What links the books is not just attraction, though there is plenty of that. It is the question of belonging. These men are shaped by being left, so trust does not come easily. The romances push directly on that wound. Small-town life, sibling loyalty, grandparents who hold the family together, and the everyday work of the ranch all make the emotional stakes feel solid instead of abstract.
Woodland Hills has the kind of setting Marts likes best: a cozy mountain town with repeat faces, local businesses, old history, and just enough gossip to keep things lively. The books also leave room for tenderness, humor, and the practical parts of life. Coffee shops, cabins, family dinners, childcare, ranch chores, and community events all help the love stories feel rooted.
If you like western romance where wounded cowboys are matched with equally strong women and the bigger love story is really about building a family that lasts, this series has a lot to offer.
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