Texas Sun Books in Order

Texas Sun is a small-town romance thread centered on Savannah Dondi and the complicated ties waiting for her back home. The story has a more adult, post-college feel than Stelting's high school romances, but it keeps the same interest in friendship, old feelings, and second chances.

Unfair Catch begins when Savannah loses her dream job in Austin and has to return to her hometown. Working at her aunt's beauty parlor is not the future she imagined. Seeing people from her past, especially Hudson McAllister and Rhett Lane, makes it even harder to decide whether home is a setback or a place where she can start again.

Small towns have long memories.

Savannah's old feelings are tangled up with choices she regrets. Hudson represents one possible future, while Rhett is tied to a past she has not fully understood or moved beyond. Their friends' relationships and the town's rodeo culture keep bringing everyone into the same spaces, leaving Savannah little room to avoid hard conversations.

Anything But Yes returns to Savannah and Rhett after the events of the first book. Savannah has a job she loves in Austin and people she cares about, but an almost-proposal and a personal loss make her question what commitment and home mean to her. It works best as a continuation rather than an entry point.

The Texas setting matters here. Rodeos, beauty-parlor talk, old friends, family expectations, and the pull of Austin all shape Savannah's choices. The tone is romantic and emotionally open, with more attention to adulthood's practical pressures than to school drama.

Start with Unfair Catch, then read Anything But Yes for the next chapter of Savannah and Rhett's relationship.