The Mountain Man Books in Order
The Mountain Man is a series of 5 books written by Frankie Love.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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The Mountain Man books in publication order
5 books
Claimed By The Mountain Man
by Frankie Love
2016
Everly agrees to marry an Alaskan stranger in exchange for help with her student debts. Silas wants a wife comfortable with life off the grid, but neither is prepared for the realities of living together.
Mistletoe Mountain
by Frankie Love
2016
Everett finds Evie lost in a snowstorm while searching for a Christmas tree and brings her to his cabin. Their connection feels immediate, but her life elsewhere challenges his hope that she will stay on Mistletoe Mountain.
Ordered By The Mountain Man
by Frankie Love
2016
Alaskan lodge owner Boone seeks a wife to help run his hunting and fishing business. Mail-order bride Delta expects adventure rather than demanding work, leaving their attraction to bridge very different ideas about marriage and responsibility.
Wifed By The Mountain Man
by Frankie Love
2016
Reed's isolated mountain life changes when a social worker brings him a baby daughter he never knew existed. He seeks a wife to raise her, but Amelia arrives with expectations of marriage that challenge his practical arrangement.
Explored By The Mountain Man
by Frankie Love
2017
Nick's search for a fortune on a new frontier is interrupted by his mail-order bride's arrival. Nova is the daughter of the man who ruined his family, but her determination to make their marriage work challenges his resentment.
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