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Texas Caprock Tales Books in Order

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Explore the Texas Caprock Tales books in order by Caroline Clemmons, with summaries, series background, and simple help on where to start.

Last updated: July 12, 2026

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Texas Caprock Tales books in publication order

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1

Be My Guest

by Caroline Clemmons

2004

Aurora is driving toward Colorado when a flash flood near Post, Texas leaves her stranded and rescued by rancher Will Harrison. Thirty-six hours as his guest are enough to make both of them rethink where home might be.

2

Grant Me The Moon

by Caroline Clemmons

2017

Teacher Tory Fraser only wanted a field trip, not a murder investigation. When one of her students becomes the prime suspect, she and rancher Grant Grayson have to uncover the truth before a killer strikes again.

Texas Caprock Tales books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "Be My Guest"

    Be My Guest

    by Caroline Clemmons

    2004Texas Caprock Tales, Book 1
  2. Book cover for "Grant Me The Moon"

    Grant Me The Moon

    by Caroline Clemmons

    2017Texas Caprock Tales, Book 2

Series background & context

Texas Caprock Tales brings Clemmons into a more contemporary setting, but it still feels very much like her work. The landscape is wide-open Texas, the people are practical, and the romances grow out of real disruption.

These books are set around the Caprock country, where weather, distance, and local ties still matter. The heroines are women at a crossroads, someone stranded by a flash flood, someone trying to clear a student's name after murder, someone looking for a place to stand steady again. The heroes tend to be ranchers or grounded local men who know the land and underestimate how quickly their lives can change.

The setting does a lot of work here.

Unlike some of Clemmons's frontier series, Texas Caprock Tales has a quieter rhythm. There is still suspense, especially in Grant Me The Moon, but the overall feel is more contemporary small-town romance with a western edge. Community, hospitality, and a sense of home matter as much as overt danger.

Start with Be My Guest if you want the lighter, more purely romantic side of the series. Move to Grant Me The Moon if you want more mystery mixed into the relationship. Either way, these books are a good fit for readers who like Texas stories that feel warm, local, and emotionally steady.

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