The Laurel Springs Fish & Wildlife Books in Order

The Laurel Springs Fish & Wildlife series expands Laurel Springs in a smart direction. Instead of staying only with police, fire, and EMT work, these books move into conservation law enforcement, which gives the world more woods, waterways, and rural danger. It still feels like Laurel Springs, but with a slightly different job and a fresh set of problems.

The setting gets wilder here.

That matters because Fish and Wildlife officers do not only show up in offices or on streets. They work in outdoor spaces where isolation can raise the stakes fast. That naturally fits protector romance, and it gives the series a nice mix of small-town familiarity and backwoods tension.

Levi makes that clear right away. The hero comes from a law enforcement family, but he chooses a different branch, one that still carries risk while giving the series its own identity. The romance side looks classic Briscoe, strong attraction, emotional healing, and a heroine trying to reclaim herself, but the job keeps the setting feeling distinct. Dakota continues building that side of Laurel Springs.

If you like connected-town romance and want something adjacent to Moonshine Task Force and LSERT without repeating them, this series is a good next step. It is still protective, still emotional, still rooted in community, but it has more open land and a slightly rougher edge.

Start with Levi and read forward as the branch, the town, and the connected families keep growing.