The Calamity Janes Books in Order
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The Calamity Janes books in publication order
5 books
Courting the Enemy
by Sherryl Woods
2001
Widow Karen Hanson struggles to keep her ranch and considers selling it to begin again. The interested buyer is Grady Blackhawk, her late husband's enemy, making her growing attraction to him difficult to reconcile with the past.
Do You Take this Rebel?
by Sherryl Woods
2001
Cassie Collins returns to Winding River ten years after leaving pregnant with Cole Davis's child. Cole wants marriage and a place in his child's life, but their renewed attraction must contend with the betrayal that drove her away.
The Calamity Janes
by Sherryl Woods
2001
These two romances follow women facing unfinished business in Winding River. Cassie returns with the child Cole never raised, while widowed Karen considers selling her ranch to her husband's enemy, bringing old loyalties into new relationships.
To Catch a Thief
by Sherryl Woods
2001
Gina Petrillo returns to Winding River, Wyoming, hoping to escape her troubles, but lawyer Rafe O'Donnell follows her as a suspect. His determination to keep her under observation becomes complicated by the attraction developing between them.
Wrangling the Redhead
by Sherryl Woods
2001
Hollywood star Lauren Winters returns to Wyoming and works anonymously as a horse trainer. Rancher Wade Owens treats her as an ordinary person, but his distrust of wealth and fame makes revealing her identity a risk to their romance.
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