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Redemption Valley Ranch Books in Order

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Find the Redemption Valley Ranch books by Amy Andrews in order, with summaries, ranch romance background, and where-to-start guidance.

Last updated: July 10, 2026

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Redemption Valley Ranch books in publication order

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Wild and Wanted

by Amy Andrews

2026

A broken-down cowboy and a rising star collide in the first Redemption Valley Ranch romance. It is slow-burn, opposites-attract, and full of longing.

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Rough and Ready

by Amy Andrews

2027

A rugged hero who likes life simple meets a woman who throws everything off balance. Another sexy, emotional stop in Redemption Valley.

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Tough and Tamed

by Amy Andrews

2027

A hard-edged cowboy meets the one woman who refuses to be handled. In Redemption Valley, sparks fly long before either of them is ready.

Redemption Valley Ranch books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "Wild and Wanted"

    Wild and Wanted

    by Amy Andrews

    2026Redemption Valley Ranch, Book 1
  2. Book cover for "Tough and Tamed"

    Tough and Tamed

    by Amy Andrews

    2027Redemption Valley Ranch, Book 2
  3. Book cover for "Rough and Ready"

    Rough and Ready

    by Amy Andrews

    2027Redemption Valley Ranch, Book 3

Series background & context

Redemption Valley Ranch is Amy Andrews's newer cowboy space, and it leans into wide-open country, battered hearts, and the kind of romance that only gets hotter when everyone involved is stubborn.

The series begins with Wild and Wanted, which sets the tone with a broken-down cowboy and a woman whose life is moving in a very different direction. That contrast feels central to the whole ranch setup. These stories are about people with strong ties to land, work, and family meeting characters who upset the rhythm they thought they could depend on.

Ranch romance works best when the setting feels essential, and that is clearly the idea here. The community is tight, the labor is physical, and privacy is never as simple as characters hope. Every attraction has consequences, because people are part of a place before they are part of a couple.

There is also plenty of room in this kind of series for redemption, which the title promises up front. Heroes carry damage. Heroines carry ambition, old hurt, or plans that do not allow for getting sidetracked. Love arrives anyway.

If you want Amy Andrews writing rugged, emotional cowboy romance with a modern edge, Redemption Valley Ranch looks like a very comfortable place to settle in.

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