Snowbound Western Women Books in Order
Part ofMargaret Tanner Books in OrderSee the Snowbound Western Women books by Margaret Tanner in order, with quick summaries, series background, and where to start.
Last updated: July 13, 2026
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Snowbound Western Women books in publication order
5 books
Abandoned
by Margaret Tanner
2024
Widowed Hannah is cast out by her father-in-law's evil cult and nearly dies in a snowstorm. Scarred, guilt-ridden Drake rescues her, and weeks of forced shelter make both of them wonder if happiness is still possible.
Deserted
by Margaret Tanner
2024
Stranded in brutal winter country, the heroine discovers that being deserted may be only the beginning of her problems. A solitary western man offers survival first, and perhaps something deeper after that.
Endangered
by Margaret Tanner
2025
The heroine is under threat long before love has a chance to matter. In snowbound country, protection and trust become inseparable, and both may come from the last man she expected to rely on.
Isolated
by Margaret Tanner
2025
Proxy bride Lilly is running from her late husband's ruthless partner when she falls into a disused mineshaft. Hidden away with reclusive Jordan Walsh, she must survive his secrets and the men still hunting her.
Lost
by Margaret Tanner
2025
Hope Carroll is a recent widow and the only witness against a ruthless murderer, so she flees with her young son into winter country. Snowbound on Dylan's isolated ranch, she gets one last chance at safety and perhaps love.
Snowbound Western Women books in chronological order

Abandoned
by Margaret Tanner
2024Snowbound Western Women, Book 1
Deserted
by Margaret Tanner
2024Snowbound Western Women, Book 2
Endangered
by Margaret Tanner
2025Snowbound Western Women, Book 3
Isolated
by Margaret Tanner
2025Snowbound Western Women, Book 4
Lost
by Margaret Tanner
2025Snowbound Western Women, Book 5
Series background & context
Winter is the big force in this series. These books trap people in blizzards, remote cabins, hidden valleys, and mountain settings where one mistake can become life-threatening fast.
The women are usually already running from something before the snow closes in. The men are often scarred, isolated, or emotionally shut down. Forced proximity comes naturally when two desperate people have to share shelter and survive the weather first.
Tanner uses that pressure well. The romances feel close and intimate, but never soft. If you like western stories with survival stakes, remote Colorado settings, and couples who learn trust while the storm rages outside, this series is a strong fit.
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