The Blackwells of Eagle Springs (Anna J Stewart) Books in Order
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The Blackwells of Eagle Springs (Anna J Stewart) books in publication order
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Wyoming Promise
by Anna J Stewart
2022
Horse trainer Corliss Blackwell needs a loan to save her grandmother's ranch. Firefighter Ryder Talbot returns to Wyoming with his young daughter, and their growing connection makes a temporary solution feel like a chance at family.
The Blackwells of Eagle Springs (Anna J Stewart) books in chronological order
Series background & context
The Blackwells of Eagle Springs is a connected contemporary romance series built around a Wyoming ranching family and the town that has grown up around it. Different authors contribute stories, but the shared setting keeps returning to the Blackwell family, their legacy, and the way a community can rally around people who need a hand.
Anna J. Stewart's entry is Wyoming Promise. Corliss Blackwell is a horse trainer who needs a loan to save her grandmother's ranch, the Flying Spur. She is focused on the work in front of her and the family land she cannot bear to lose. Firefighter Ryder Talbot has returned to Wyoming with his young daughter and has his own reasons to be careful about the future.
The ranch comes first. Until it doesn't.
Their story uses the wide-open Wyoming setting for more than scenery. The ranch represents work, memory, independence, and a promise Corliss wants to keep. Ryder's return adds another layer, because he is trying to make a stable life for his daughter while deciding what home should look like after change and loss.
Like the other Blackwell books, Wyoming Promise is built around family ties and practical stakes. The characters are not simply escaping to a pretty rural setting. They are dealing with property, money, parenting, and the responsibility that comes with looking after people who depend on them. Romance grows as Corliss and Ryder learn they may not have to solve every problem alone.
The series has a gentle, community-minded tone. Ranch work, horses, local history, and family gatherings matter, but the stories stay focused on emotional choices. Readers who enjoy clean contemporary romance with capable adults, children who need security, and a strong sense of place will find that mix here.
Because this is a multi-author continuity, Wyoming Promise can be read as a satisfying standalone. Reading the wider Blackwell sequence in order adds context for the family and the Eagle Springs setting, but Stewart's book gives Corliss and Ryder a complete central romance.
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