The Kincaids Books in Order

The Kincaids series trades London’s drawing rooms for the raw beauty and danger of the American West. Centered on the Kincaid family, these historical romances follow siblings and loved ones as they build lives, ranches, and relationships on the frontier.

Taming Elijah introduces the tone and stakes. Three years after leaving the safety of London society, Sheridan Wentworth now lives in a land where bandits, rough men, and vast distances are part of daily life. Harassed by suitors who covet her wealth more than her heart, she turns to Elijah Kincaid for protection. Elijah is as untamed as the country around him and sees Sheridan as fragile and out of place, but she is determined to prove she is his equal in grit and in love.

In Tempting Bethany, Bethany Galloway has already tasted how cruel the West can be. A disastrous marriage to a saloon owner leaves her abused, nearly sold, and desperate to escape. Years later, when she reaches safety near the Kincaid ranch, she crosses paths again with Joshua Kincaid, the man who once “won” an hour with her in a card game and then walked away. He becomes both her protector and the man whose kisses make her question whether leaving the West is really what she wants.

Lawless: Noah Kincaid follows the most dangerous of the brothers. Noah is known across the territory as “Lawless,” a gunman and tracker with a ruthless reputation. On a train journey he notices that a gang’s real target is not cash but fellow passenger Ada Bancroft. Noah rescues her, and the two are forced to travel together through the wilds of Wyoming while armed men hunt them. As he and his loyal dog Dutch fight to keep Ada safe, their wary partnership deepens into something tender and fiercely passionate.

In Moonlight Magic: Jenny Kincaid, the focus shifts to the Kincaids’ sister. Jenny never expected to fall for an English nobleman, but Caleb Callahan, newly made Earl of Tallant, upends her assumptions. Their stolen moments glow with attraction, even as the looming reality of his duties in England threatens to pull them apart. The story moves from Colorado Territory to Victorian ballrooms, highlighting the clash between frontier freedom and the strictures of aristocratic life.

A forthcoming installment, Lady Sara and the Outlaw, promises to bring a titled lady into this rugged world, pairing her with a man whose livelihood and choices place him on the wrong side of the law. It continues the series’ interest in how class, culture, and geography complicate love.

Across all the books, The Kincaids balances shootouts and cattle drives with found family, healing from trauma, and the quiet domestic moments that make happily ever afters believable. The stories are gritty in places, but they never lose sight of hope.