Matchmaker and Co. Books in Order
Matchmaker and Co. is a series of 5 books written by Cynthia Woolf.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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Matchmaker and Co. books in publication order
5 books
Heiress Bride
by Cynthia Woolf
2011
Scarred in the accident that killed her father, heiress Ella seeks a husband who will accept her without knowing her fortune. Rancher Nathan Ravenclaw, wounded by prejudice against his Arapaho heritage, struggles to trust his new bride.
Capital Bride
by Cynthia Woolf
2012
Unwed mother Sarah Johnson becomes a mail-order bride after losing her home and distrusting a relative's offer of shelter. In Colorado, widower John Atwood needs help raising a daughter traumatized by witnessing her mother's murder during a robbery.
Fiery Bride
by Cynthia Woolf
2013
Matchmaker Maggie has vowed never to marry again after an abusive marriage. When Caleb Black's intended bride elopes during their journey to Colorado, Maggie must explain the failure in person and face the attraction their letters have encouraged.
Colorado Bride
by Cynthia Woolf
2017
Governess Emily Loring escapes an employer's unwanted advances by becoming a bride in Colorado. Ben Logan wants companionship without risking his heart, but the return of his former fiancée brings danger to the family Emily hopes to build.
Troubled Bride
by Cynthia Woolf
2021
Olivia Hayes must honour her fraudulent marriage agreement or face jail after her mother's death. Travelling to meet Colorado rancher Tyler Wainwright, she witnesses a murder and becomes the target of someone determined to silence her.
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