Princes of the Mountain Books in Order
Princes of the Mountain is a series of 5 books written by Kate Tilney.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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Princes of the Mountain books in publication order
5 books
River
by Kate Tilney
2021
Sheriff River approaches historical society director Penny for help finding his family's missing treasure. Their immediate attraction gives him another reason to protect her as the search for an old legend draws danger toward the woman he wants.
Robin
by Kate Tilney
2021
Daphne moves to a small Alaskan town to build her business and search for missing gold. Robin Prince wants her but resists dating his best friend's sister, until a new treasure clue makes avoiding her even harder.
Roman
by Kate Tilney
2021
Roman Prince reconnects with Matilda when her inherited necklace becomes a clue in his family's search for buried gold. Their unforgettable night together left misunderstandings, while a secret Matilda carries could bind their lives more closely than either expected.
Ruben
by Kate Tilney
2021
Returning to Alaska after twenty years, Eleanor helps the Prince family investigate its missing gold and rediscovers her attraction to widower Ruben. Both nurse broken hearts, and danger surrounding the search complicates their chance at another love.
Ryker
by Kate Tilney
2021
Blackmailed by an ex into finding a prospector's missing map, history student Tabitha hires Ryker Prince as her Alaskan guide. His family connection to the treasure and their growing attraction make the secret behind her expedition increasingly difficult to keep.
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