Texas Cattleman's Club: Lies and Lullabies (Cat Schield) Books in Order
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Texas Cattleman's Club: Lies and Lullabies (Cat Schield) books in publication order
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Nanny Makes Three
by Cat Schield
2016
Liam Wade is suddenly caring for a baby who may be his unreachable twin brother's child. Nanny Hadley Stratton knows Liam's reputation, but as they care for his niece, old attraction and old wounds return.
Texas Cattleman's Club: Lies and Lullabies (Cat Schield) books in chronological order
Series background & context
Texas Cattleman's Club: Lies and Lullabies is a Royal, Texas continuity where babies, hidden parentage, and old family conflicts put romance under serious pressure. The title says it plainly: the stories are full of secrets, especially secrets involving children. In a town as connected as Royal, keeping those truths hidden becomes harder with every chapter.
The Texas Cattleman's Club provides the shared setting, bringing ranchers, business owners, and prominent local families into the same orbit. Each book centers on a different couple and can be read as a complete romance, but the series gains momentum from its recurring characters and the broader questions about babies, family responsibility, and trust.
Cat Schield's Nanny Makes Three follows Liam Wade after a baby is left in his care. Liam quickly realizes the child is most likely his twin brother's, but his brother cannot be reached. He needs help fast, and the nanny who arrives is Hadley Stratton, a woman from his past whose opinion of him is not helped by his reputation.
Neither of them expected a baby to bring them together.
Hadley knows Liam from their earlier years around horses and barrel racing, and she has her own reasons for keeping her distance. As Liam learns how to care for his niece, he also begins to show Hadley a side of himself she did not expect. The romance grows while both characters carry old pain and uncertainty about where the child's absent father fits into the future.
The series has a softer, family-centered tone even when secrets create tension. Babies are not just plot devices. They force people to cooperate, reveal priorities, and confront what they owe to one another. The ranch-country setting adds a sense of community, but it also means personal choices are often observed and judged by relatives and neighbors.
Readers can start with any volume, though publication order provides more of the surrounding Royal, Texas drama. Begin with the first Lies and Lullabies book if you want the full continuity, or choose Nanny Makes Three for a second-chance romance that balances a temporary nanny job, an unexpected infant, and two people learning to trust again.
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