Stripped Down Books in Order
Stripped Down is a series of 5 books written by Sabrina York.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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Stripped Down books in publication order
5 books
The Real McCoy
by Sabrina York
2015
Crystal Wilson reluctantly joins a girls' weekend at a ranch featuring cowboy strippers and falls for Ford McCoy. Unbeknownst to her, he is an overprotective brother watching his sister, and a real rancher wary of city women.
Come Hell Or High Water
by Sabrina York
2016
After a painful divorce, Lisa Binder returns home intending to avoid romance. Cowboy and firefighter Cade Silver, who has loved her since school, hopes to earn her trust, but past betrayals make accepting another relationship difficult for her.
Cowboy to Command
by Sabrina York
2016
An injury ends Brandon Stewart's Navy SEAL career, and dancing at a ranch helps restore his confidence. When Porsche recruits him as a pretend boyfriend to provoke another man's jealousy, Brandon wants their connection to become real.
Stud for Hire
by Sabrina York
2016
Engaged to a man whose proposal can rescue her family's ranch, Hanna Stevens reluctantly attends a bachelorette weekend at the Double S Ranch. Meeting dancer Logan awakens an attraction that threatens the practical future she has agreed to accept.
Spurred On
by Sabrina York
2017
Ranch owner Cody Silver sees a second chance when former girlfriend Sidney Stevens returns for her sister's wedding. She agrees to enjoy their renewed attraction but refuses another broken heart, forcing Cody to prove he has changed.
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