Shanae Johnson Books in Order

Fran is trying to keep his fellow veterans together on Purple Heart Ranch, even with shrapnel lodged near his heart. Eva needs protection and a path back to school. A simple arrangement gets personal very quickly.

Sean Jeffries came home from war with scars he cannot hide and memories he cannot shake. Ruhi, the ranch nurse he quietly loves, is carrying burdens of her own. A marriage of convenience gives both of them nowhere left to hide.

Tech-minded Reed trusts the numbers when an app points him toward Sarai. Meeting in person is harder than matching online, especially when both are carrying private insecurities. Their search for a practical future becomes something much more tender.

Dylan Banks needs a wife to keep his rehabilitation ranch alive. Maggie needs a safe home for herself and her disabled dogs. Their practical deal starts to look a lot like a second chance at love.

Reece comes home from war alive but missing his memory, clutching a love letter from Beth. Beth has agreed to marry someone else. When Reece assumes they are meant to be, both must decide how far a convenient lie can go.

A wealthy young woman and a charming soldier end up needing a fake engagement after a compromising moment. It should solve a public problem. Instead, every careful step pushes them closer to feelings neither expected.

Xavier returns from deployment to find the woman he loved raising a child who looks a lot like him. His answer is a platonic marriage for safety and support. Cassie is not sure she can trust the man who once broke her heart.

A by-the-book sergeant and an ambitious female politician agree to pretend they are together to cut through red tape. The arrangement is meant to be strategic, not romantic. Real attraction makes the plan far messier than either wants.

A Purple Heart Ranch veteran finds himself in much deeper emotional waters than he planned. What starts as a practical answer to a problem turns into a romance that asks both hero and heroine to face old hurts honestly.

Retired lieutenant Luke Jackson can write military adventures, but love scenes are another matter. Then he collides with the town librarian, Elaine. She distrusts romance, and he is determined to change her mind one page at a time.

A debt-burdened duke plans to woo an heiress and save his family estate. Instead, he falls for the DJ helping him navigate the party. Class differences, money worries, and real chemistry throw his careful plan off beat.

Esme still believes in fairy tales, so meeting a real king feels like fate. King Leonidas needs a politically smart marriage, not a love match. Their chemistry is real, but royal rules make happily-ever-after anything but simple.

Prince Alex needs investors to take him seriously, and Jan Peppers needs a clean break from her ex. Their fake engagement and restaurant plans seem perfect on paper. Then working side by side turns the recipe into something real.

After returning home with no memories and only a love letter to guide him, Reece believes he belongs with Beth. Beth is already promised elsewhere, at least on paper. Their fragile arrangement could lead to healing or heartbreak.

Cancer survivor Catalina Garcia decides to stop waiting in fear and start working through her bucket list. That puts her squarely in the path of local bad boy Westley York. One week together may be enough to change both their lives.

Ariana Carol has a beautiful voice and stage fright so severe she barely speaks. Eric Prince comes home from service craving silence after trauma. When he hears her sing by the water, both find an unexpected path toward healing.

Falling for his best friend's sister is already dangerous territory. Getting tricked into a marriage-of-convenience setup with her makes it impossible to stay detached. A loyal Ranger finds himself losing the battle to keep his heart guarded.

An Army Ranger and a female rancher strike a practical marriage deal that should solve both their problems. Then instant attraction ruins the neat plan. This is a fast, funny start to the Rangers of Purple Heart Ranch series.

A military hostage negotiator is ready to pay any emotional ransom to win back the woman who stole his heart. This final Rangers romance leans into second chances, stubborn feelings, and the hope that love can still be saved.

A logical military strategist is not supposed to believe in love at first sight. Then an environmental scientist turns up and tests every tidy assumption he has. Sweet chemistry and ranch-town chaos do the rest.

All he wants is to catch his runaway bride before everything falls apart. Chasing her to the altar turns into a reckoning with what they each really want. This one keeps the series' sweet, high-energy romcom feel.

A bacon-loving Army Ranger and a vegan flower farmer should not work on paper. Their families' feud makes things even worse. That only makes the star-crossed attraction stronger in this playful small-town romance.

Ariana Carol barely speaks after stage fright shattered her confidence. Eric Prince has come home from military service wanting only peace and quiet. When he hears her sing, both discover that love might heal old silences.

Saylor Silver has a gift for helping abused horses trust again. A disabled soldier turns to her for help, and their guarded connection slowly deepens. This is a gentle ranch romance built on patience, care, and earned hope.

Tilly Silver is not supposed to want the soldier everyone expects to pair with her twin. Unfortunately, feelings do not care much about plans. This ranch romance turns family expectations into a very personal problem.

Gunnery Silver is fiercely protective of the wild land and horses she loves. A wounded soldier sets his sights on her anyway. Stubbornness, attraction, and the future of the ranch all collide in this sweet final installment.

Scout Silver knows how to rehabilitate wounded horses on her family ranch. Then an injured soldier arrives and changes the rhythm of her life. Healing old injuries, human and animal, becomes a path neither of them expected.

Brigadear Silver crosses paths with a wounded warrior who feels his best days are behind him. She is younger than he expects and steadier than he knows. Their romance mixes ranch warmth with a push toward starting over.

Mareen Silver can handle any horse, but her own heart is trickier. When a damaged soldier rescues her, both are forced to look at the attachments and fears shaping their lives. Love asks them to change direction together.

Another Purple Heart Ranch romance follows a veteran learning how to stand steady after service and the woman who sees past his defenses. As practical needs pull them together, love becomes part of the healing neither expected.

Air Force pilot Charlie Matthews comes home ready to claim the woman he has loved for years. Savy James is about to lose the home she built for her foster kids. A rushed marriage could save them both, if timing finally works.

Charlotte accepts Collin Hunsford's practical marriage offer because both of them need something badly. He needs a wife to secure his future with the horses he loves. She needs work, stability, and a life that finally feels like her own.

Lark wants to step out from behind the curtain and headline her own magic show. Omar, a wealthy marquis and producer, can help make it happen. Hiding their growing attraction may be the trick neither of them can pull off.

Principal Ron Kidd gets a second chance when his old crush Kylee returns home with her daughter. Kylee is trying to rebuild her life, not risk it on romance. Her matchmaking child has very different ideas.

Jane Bennett agrees to fake an engagement with actor Carlos Bingley, the man she has quietly loved for years. He wants a break from fame, and she wants a way forward. Pretending should be easy, but old feelings make it risky.

Will Matthews never forgot the girl he loved or the brother who used his poetry to win her. Years later, he gets another chance with Tricksy James. This second pass at love asks him to speak in his own voice at last.

Mateo Matthews has loved Kailyn Jade for years, but their families' feud keeps them apart. When career opportunities and sibling drama collide, both must decide whether peace is possible without finally telling the truth about their hearts.

Joe Matthews has political ambitions and no room for scandal. Foxy James, his free-spirited childhood friend, is convinced fate will bring her true love. When danger to foster kids pulls them together, friendship starts to look like destiny.

Pilot Topher Matthews is tied to the accident that ended Toni Solis's military future. Now she has nowhere to go, and he cannot stop trying to help. Guilt, attraction, and forced closeness make trust the hardest part of all.

Lydia Bennett grabs a chance to prove herself and gets swept into a whirlwind engagement with bull rider George Wickham. He thinks she is someone else, and she is chasing a career break. Mistaken identity makes everything messier and sweeter.

The final Bronze Star Ranch romance follows another hero trying to do the right thing without losing himself in obligation. As feelings deepen, fulfilling duty means choosing a future that includes love, not just sacrifice.

A decorated veteran and reformed bad boy is used to earning approval, not needing grace. Back at Bronze Star Ranch, he meets a woman who challenges his neat ideas about redemption. Duty may bring them together, but love asks more.

A service-minded hero returns to Bronze Star Ranch carrying military discipline and a plan for his future. Love was not part of that plan. Small-town life and an unexpected connection force him to rethink what service really means.

Recon pilot Aldo Matthews wakes up next to the woman he used to bully, with a ring on her finger and trouble on the way. Elayne Jade has enough problems without a fake marriage to her old enemy. Love makes the mess even harder to dodge.

Pastry chef Holly Evergreen wants a joy-filled holiday dinner for military families. Ryan, her brother's best friend, thinks her menu needs discipline and restraint. Their kitchen clashes turn deliciously romantic as Christmas draws near.

A winter morning in Honor Valley throws two people together when neither is looking for romance. Holiday traditions, community warmth, and a little frost around the edges make this a gentle Christmas love story.

Joy Evergreen is determined to make the town toy drive a success, even if Christmas shopping turns into combat. Then her ex, Lucas Jackson, comes home with his niece and nephew. The season gives their second chance a real test.

Music, memory, and Christmas bring two lonely people together in Honor Valley. What begins quietly grows into a holiday romance about listening closely, healing old hurts, and daring to hear love in a new key.

Ginger Evergreen wants to inherit her town's gingerbread competition tradition. Keith Mauro prefers precision, structure, and very clear plans. Partnering up might help them win, but sparks fly long before the icing sets.

Former military language specialist Mason finds quiet in the local library after service. Librarian Grace needs help saving a beloved reading program. As they work side by side, healing and courage start to look a lot like love.

Back in Honor Valley, another wounded veteran finds his guarded life interrupted by a woman who refuses to stay at a distance. Their growing closeness brings comfort, but only if both are willing to risk being fully known.

Alex needs a fake girlfriend to help his career, and Sarah needs a believable date for a family event. Their arrangement starts as strategy and slides toward something real. Honor Valley gives both of them more than they bargained for.

Aria, a strong-willed cafe owner, clashes with former soldier Jace at a beach clean-up. Working together is the last thing either wants. Their enemies-to-lovers spark turns a civic project into a very personal challenge.

When battle lines blur in Honor Valley, a wounded warrior and a career-driven woman end up facing the most personal fight of all. This is a small-town military romance about healing, trust, and choosing love over fear.

Reporter Carletta Noel heads to Honor Valley ready to expose a too-perfect Christmas town. Instead, she gets snowed in with Carlos Nowell, an editor who believes in holiday magic. Secrets, sparks, and a storm make cynicism harder to hold onto.

Wren Banks is falling for the anonymous man leaving clever love letters in her bookshop mail slot. She has no idea he is Freddie Gallagher, the gruff coffee-cart owner outside her window. Cozy small-town charm meets hidden-heart romance.