Princes of Texas Books in Order
Part ofJulia London Books in OrderFind the Princes of Texas books by Julia London in order, with short summaries, ranch family background, and guidance on where to begin.
Last updated: June 30, 2026
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Princes of Texas books in publication order
3 books
The Charmer in Chaps
by Julia London
2019
A charming Prince family cowboy learns that good looks and ranch swagger will not solve every problem. Love gets tangled up with legacy, money, and family scandal at Three Rivers Ranch.
The Devil in the Saddle
by Julia London
2019
Trouble at Three Rivers Ranch forces another Prince family heir to choose between old habits and real commitment. The woman in his path is not interested in being one more family casualty.
The Billionaire in Boots
by Julia London
2020
Heir apparent Nick Prince returns to save the family ranch, even though it is not the life he wanted. Working closely with capable office manager Charlotte Bailey makes leaving much harder.
Princes of Texas books in chronological order
Series background & context
The Princes of Texas books are contemporary western romances with a big, glossy family at the center of everything. The Prince family owns the vast Three Rivers Ranch in Texas and sits at the point where old ranch money, modern politics, and private scandal all collide. Julia London clearly enjoys writing people who have plenty of resources and absolutely no way to keep their emotional lives tidy.
The family history matters here. The Princes are the sort of clan whose past is full of bold marriages, bad choices, and stories everybody in town already knows. Then the patriarch dies and leaves behind fresh problems, including hidden family revelations and financial trouble that suggest the empire is not nearly as solid as it looked.
That background feeds the three books, The Charmer in Chaps, The Devil in the Saddle, and The Billionaire in Boots. Each one follows a different Prince family romance, but the larger ranch story keeps running underneath, which gives the series a little more bite than a standard cowboy trilogy.
If you want Texas romance with real money, big family expectations, and heroes who have to choose between inheritance and the life they actually want, this series delivers. It has boots, yes, but also accountants, secrets, and relatives who make everything harder.
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