Montana Millionaires: The Ryders Books in Order
Part ofBarbara Dunlop Books in OrderThis page shows the Montana Millionaires: The Ryders books by Barbara Dunlop in order, with summaries, series background, and where to start.
Last updated: July 13, 2026
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Montana Millionaires: The Ryders books in publication order
3 books
His Convenient Virgin Bride
by Barbara Dunlop
2010
Alec Creighton never expected beautiful Stephanie Ryder to end up pregnant after their fling. With her protective brothers demanding marriage, a business-minded hero has to decide whether convenience can turn into love.
In Bed with the Wrangler
by Barbara Dunlop
2010
A Montana wrangler and the woman who catches his eye try to keep things simple, and fail. Family loyalty, western pride, and strong attraction make that impossible.
Seduction and the CEO
by Barbara Dunlop
2010
Business journalist Melissa Warner chases elusive tycoon Jared Ryder all the way to Montana and lands a job near his world. The story she wants could make her career, but falling for Jared could ruin everything.
Montana Millionaires: The Ryders books in chronological order
Seduction and the CEO
by Barbara Dunlop
2010Montana Millionaires: The Ryders, Book 1
In Bed with the Wrangler
by Barbara Dunlop
2010Montana Millionaires: The Ryders, Book 2
His Convenient Virgin Bride
by Barbara Dunlop
2010Montana Millionaires: The Ryders, Book 3
Series background & context
Montana Millionaires: The Ryders mixes wealth and western life in a way Barbara Dunlop handles especially well. The Ryder family has money, influence, and plenty of strong opinions, but the Montana setting keeps the stories from feeling too polished.
The series includes Seduction and the CEO, In Bed with the Wrangler, and His Convenient Virgin Bride. Across those books, reporters, wranglers, business operators, and family members keep colliding in a world where image and reality do not always match. A man may be rich, but he still has to prove himself. A woman may look out of place in ranch country, but she is usually sharper than anyone guessed. There is also a thread of family mystery and suspicion running through the series, which gives the romances a little extra tension.
This is a good choice if you like western romance with money, horses, family pressure, and just enough intrigue to keep everybody off balance.
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